At Country Blinds & Flooring, every design choice is made with your home in mind. Instead of using a standard double-blind bracket, we install each blind in the position that delivers the best performance and appearance.
Our sunscreen blind is fitted neatly inside the window recess, while the blockout blind is installed outside the reveal to create greater coverage. This thoughtful approach helps reduce light gaps, improves privacy and blockout performance, and gives your custom roller blinds a cleaner, more seamless finish. It’s another example of how our attention to detail delivers a better result for your home.
Every window is different, which is why the way your roller blinds are installed matters just as much as the blinds themselves. Features like door mullions or deep window recesses can make installation more challenging, but our experienced team knows how to achieve the best result.
When needed, we can reverse the roll direction of your custom roller blinds to ensure they sit neatly inside the recess and operate smoothly. Before installation, we’ll discuss the best option with you to create a clean finish, improved functionality and a tailored solution that suits your home perfectly.

Choosing the right window furnishings is easier when you can see colours, fabrics and finishes in your own home. That’s why we offer a free in-home measure and quote, bringing samples and expert advice directly to you.
Our experienced Design Consultants take the time to understand your space, style and practical needs before recommending the best solution. With a fleet of mobile display vans and modern showrooms across Adelaide, we make it simple to explore your options and make confident decisions.
Whether you’re updating a single room or planning a complete home makeover, we’re here to help every step of the way.
Book your free, no-obligation measure and quote today by calling 1300 303 299, enquiring online, or visiting one of our showrooms in Unley, Fulham or Mount Barker.
Roller blinds are loved for their clean, fuss-free look, but they are a single-layer window covering, so things like insulation and light control really come down to the fabric you choose. If you’re after more flexibility, like soft light during the day and full privacy at night, many people pair them with blockout fabrics or upgrade to a double roller blind, which gives you the best of both worlds.
Instead of traditional blinds, many homeowners are choosing curtains and sheers, or layered sheer and blockout combinations that add softness and flexibility. Others still prefer the clean look of blinds but opt for double roller blinds, which combine a sheer and blockout in one system for greater control.
No-drill roller blinds can be a handy option for rentals or short-term use, especially where you can’t fix into walls or frames. That said, custom-made indoor blinds are designed for a more secure fit, smoother operation, and long-term durability, making them a better choice for permanent homes.
Some older blind styles are becoming less popular as homeowners shift towards cleaner designs, custom-made solutions, and motorised options. Rather than blinds disappearing, they’re evolving with modern roller blinds offering better aesthetics, smoother operation, and improved functionality for today’s homes.
Not at all. Roller blinds are still a popular choice because of their clean, modern look and versatility. With today’s wide range of fabrics, colours, and custom options, they suit everything from contemporary homes to more classic interiors.