Interior trends evolve — and so does window dressing. In 2025, certain blind styles, fabrics, and features are rising in popularity, while others are fading. Let’s explore what’s in, what’s out, and how you can future‑proof your choices.
Roller blinds, invisible cassette systems, and “perfect-fit” blinds that sit flush in the window frame are getting traction. They give a clean, uncluttered look.
Voice control, app-based automation, and timers are no longer niche. Especially helpful for difficult-to-reach windows, skylights, or energy savings.
Recycled materials, low-VOC (volatile organic compounds), and sustainable manufacturing processes are becoming more demanded.
Fabrics that combine sheer and opaque panels in alternating layers let you switch between filtered light and full privacy without switching blinds.
Muted tones, linen textures, woven woods, and muted greens or stone hues are in vogue. They harmonize with popular interior decor trends.
Stylish but many consider traditional vertical strip blinds (especially thick fabric ones) as dated. Designers are shifting to sleeker alternatives.
(Some sources already mention that vertical fabric blinds are being seen as a trend from the 1980s–90s). The Sun
Busy prints are giving way to subtle textures and gentle tonal variation — less “statement” and more “blend in with style.”
Choose quality over trendiness — materials that age well
Go for classic styles but add small touches (colour trim, motorisation)
Pick neutral bases so you can update other décor later
Always ask for fabric / material samples before committing
Staying on trend doesn’t mean chasing every passing fad — it means choosing styles that last with a few modern touches. At BestBlinds UK, we carry the latest in motorised, eco-friendly, and dual‑function blinds. Get in touch or browse our collections to stay stylish now and in the future.
