White Wooden Kitchen Blinds
Made to Measure White Blinds for Kitchens
Our white wooden kitchen blinds are made to measure in the UK from UPVC faux wood with 50mm slats, so they cope with the steam, splashes and humidity of a working kitchen. Choose plain white slats, or white slats with tapes in white, grey or beige, which cover the cord holes and change the look.
Free samples let you hold the white against your units and worktops. A 4 year guarantee is included.
Why White Works in a Kitchen
White slats reflect daylight around the room and sit well with white, cream or grey units, so the blind blends into the window rather than competing with the cabinets. Over a sink, tilt the slats to let light onto the worktop and keep the view in private, and check the blind hangs clear of the taps and worktop when you measure.
For a kitchen in other colours, see our wooden kitchen blinds, and if your kitchen is dry and well ventilated you can also consider real wood. White kitchen wooden blinds in faux wood are made to measure, and the white is available plain or taped.
White Kitchen Blind FAQs
Are white wooden blinds suitable for a kitchen?
Yes, when they are faux wood. Our white kitchen blinds are made from UPVC, which is waterproof and wipes clean, so they cope with kitchen steam and splashes in a way real wood does not.
How do I measure my kitchen window for white wooden blinds?
Measure the width and height in three places and check the blind will clear the taps if the window is over a sink. Our measuring guide for wooden blinds has the full steps. Every Blindstyle blind also comes with measurement protection, which gives you a reduced price on a replacement if you measure wrong, depending on the blind.
How do I clean white wooden kitchen blinds?
Wipe the slats with a damp cloth to remove splashes and grease, then dry them, and use a feather duster for light dust. A quick wipe now and then keeps white slats looking fresh.
Which tape colour suits white kitchen blinds?
White tapes give the softest, most uniform look. Grey tapes add a gentle edge that suits grey units, and beige tapes warm the white up next to cream cabinets. If you prefer a simpler blind, choose plain white slats with no tapes.
Are white wooden kitchen blinds easy to install?
Yes. Choose fixings that suit tiles or plaster above the worktop. Our wooden blind installation guide shows how to fix the brackets and hang the blind.