Here comes the sun

… And we say, it’s alright!

This glorious Sunday saw the sensational start of summer. It’s been a turbulent spring, weather-wise. We in the UK have had it all; from baking hot sunny days to torrential downpours, but hopefully the summer months can offer some consistently good weather.

In the best case scenario, we are going to have the sun blazing into our homes for a good couple of months, meaning that it’s a wonderful time to update your window furnishings.

We at Roller Blinds Direct have selected our five favourite summer-infused designs to present to you, today. Available in blackout linings, these are the perfect way to keep your home cool, while still maintaining the sunny atmosphere.

Summer Meadow Lavender

This postmodern print incorporates bold colours on a high quality fabric. The contrasting greens and pinks in Summer Meadow Lavender work together to create a vibrant pattern, meaning that there is always a feeling of summer in your home. This design is also available in Summer Meadow Petal.

Picnic Patchwork Summer

Picnics are synonymous with summer, and our Picnic Patchwork Summer pattern is gorgeously reminiscent of the classic summer outing with a hamper full of food and a blanket. This design features a kaleidoscope of colour, adding a lively and striking touch to any home.

Spring Daisy Summer

Spring Daisy Summer is almost hypnotic in the way the botanical patterns weave in and out of each other. The contrasting use of greens and reds, complimented by the subtle yellows, blues and whites, draw you into the image to study it further and leave you with an uplifted, sunny feeling. Who can’t feel instantly more cheery after studying a beautiful floral pattern?

We have several other patterns in the same design, which can be viewed here.

Sunlover Sea View

Of course, what summer would be complete without a trip to the seaside? Sunlover Sea View is a minimalist print of a coastal scene, and is perfect for creating a soothing and cool feel in your home. The calming use of blues and greys create a vivid image – so much so that you can almost hear the ripple of the waves as they lap onto the rocks.