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Why our blinds service is right for you

  • Choose your perfect blind

    Select from a wide range of blind fabrics, finishes, colours, and control options with your consultant.

  • No measuring, no guesswork

    Your consultant takes every measurement. Professional installation included.

  • Expert advice at your place

    Your local consultant visits your home and helps you get it right first time.

  • We take care of it all

    From consultation to install, one team handles everything start to finish.

Can't find the exact look you want?

The fabrics shown here are just a selection of our range. We carry hundreds more, and your consultant brings them to your free in-home consultation so you can choose in your own light.

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What grey blinds are best for.

Grey blinds coordinate naturally with the grey aluminium joinery and neutral-toned interiors of modern NZ builds. They read as considered and cohesive rather than generic when the shade is matched correctly to the room.

In rooms where the furniture, artwork, or architecture is the visual focus, a grey blind recedes into the background and lets the rest of the room lead. Your consultant will help you choose a shade that complements without competing.

Light and mid-tone greys are one of the most popular bedroom choices in NZ because they provide a quiet, settled backdrop that suits rest and sleep. In a blockout fabric, a grey blind delivers function and calm in equal measure.

Grey is one of the few colours that works consistently across large open-plan spaces where multiple windows are visible at once. A consistent grey treatment across multiple windows creates a unified, well-resolved look throughout the room.

A grey textured roman blind covering a window in a styled living room with a floating shelf and woven baskets.

Grey blinds coordinate naturally with the grey aluminium joinery and neutral-toned interiors of modern NZ builds. They read as considered and cohesive rather than generic when the shade is matched correctly to the room.

In rooms where the furniture, artwork, or architecture is the visual focus, a grey blind recedes into the background and lets the rest of the room lead. Your consultant will help you choose a shade that complements without competing.

Light and mid-tone greys are one of the most popular bedroom choices in NZ because they provide a quiet, settled backdrop that suits rest and sleep. In a blockout fabric, a grey blind delivers function and calm in equal measure.

Grey is one of the few colours that works consistently across large open-plan spaces where multiple windows are visible at once. A consistent grey treatment across multiple windows creates a unified, well-resolved look throughout the room.

Is grey right for your home?

Grey is the most versatile blind colour available, but the shade still matters. Your local consultant will bring samples across the full grey range and help you identify the shade that adds something to your room rather than blending into it.

Our simple 3-step process

From first call to final install, we handle everything.

  • A Russells consultant showing curtain and blind fabric samples to a homeowner during a free in-home consultation.
    Step 1
    We come to you

    Your local consultant will show you our fabric range and take measurements.

  • Curtains being custom-made to exact measurements in the Russells workroom.
    Step 2
    Custom-made

    We custom make your chosen curtains and blinds to your exact measurements.

  • A Russells installer fitting window coverings during a professional home installation.
    Step 3
    Hassle-free install

    We come back to hang everything to a professional standard.

Guides

Ivory woven-texture blockout roller blind lowered on a window with greenery outside.

Choosing the right blinds for your home

Not sure which blinds will suit your home? From blind types and key features to room-by-room advice, this guide covers everything you need to know.

Read the guide

Frequently asked questions

Are grey blinds a good choice?

Yes. Grey is the most versatile blind colour available and works across almost every room type and interior style. The key is choosing the right shade: warm grey for rooms with timber and cream tones, cool grey for rooms with white walls and grey joinery, and the right depth for the room's light levels. Your local consultant will help you make the right call.

What shade of grey is best for blinds?

It depends on the room. Light greys suit bedrooms, bathrooms, and rooms where a soft, unobtrusive look is the goal. Mid-tones work well in living areas and open-plan spaces. Deep charcoal adds drama and works well in rooms with strong natural light or where the blind is intended to be a design feature. Your consultant will bring samples across the full range.

Do grey blinds make a room look bigger or smaller?

Lighter greys tend to open a room up, while deeper charcoals can make a space feel more contained and intimate. In rooms with good natural light, even a mid-to-deep grey will not make the space feel oppressive. Your consultant will assess your room and advise on the appropriate depth.

What colours go with grey blinds?

Grey coordinates naturally with white, off-white, black, timber, and most neutral tones. Warm greys work with cream, terracotta, and warm natural materials. Cool greys suit spaces with white, concrete, and blue-grey tones. Almost any accent colour reads well against a grey backdrop.

Are grey blinds suitable for a bedroom?

Yes. Light-to-mid grey is one of the most popular bedroom choices in NZ because it is calm, undemanding, and suits a restful environment well. In a blockout fabric, a grey blind provides both the visual quiet of the colour and the practical benefit of full darkness.

Are grey roller blinds popular in NZ?

Yes. Grey roller blinds are one of the most widely chosen options in the Russells range and suit the neutral-toned, contemporary interiors common in NZ new builds. They coordinate naturally with grey-toned aluminium joinery and concrete elements common in modern NZ homes.

Is charcoal or light grey better for blinds?

It depends on the room and what you want the blind to do. Light grey recedes and lets the rest of the room lead. Charcoal makes a more deliberate statement and is particularly effective in bedrooms, media rooms, and rooms where the blind is intended to be noticed. Your local consultant will show you both ends of the grey range with samples in your home.

Can blinds be made child and pet safe?

Yes — there are a few easy ways. Any of our chain-controlled blinds can have a chain tensioner added for child and pet safety, at no extra cost. Prefer to do away with cords and chains completely? Motorising your blinds removes them altogether, and several of our ranges also come with a cordless option. Just tell your consultant it’s a priority and we’ll point you to the safest choice for your home.

Expert advice at home

We come to you, anywhere in New Zealand. Because your place is the best place to choose curtains and blinds.