Cost-effective alternative to net curtains or frosted glass.

So, if you’re looking for a modern alternative to net curtains and the expense of wooden shutters or a new frosted window isn’t an option for you, I have the perfect solution, Blossom and Blush Window Film.

Lace curtains were once an expensive luxury item, and it was only with the invention of man-made fabrics like polyester, after World War II, that net curtains became available.

Net curtains then began appearing in overlooked windows across Britain (and after a period of time always seem to turn slightly yellow in colour)!

They offered the perfect solution to gaining privacy without blocking out the light.

Their beautiful ornate designs give you the perfect alternative to net curtains, privacy in your home without compromising your natural light and every order is made to measure, making your window film fit perfectly.

All their designs are available on clear or frosted film and your order comes with everything you need to apply it yourself at home.

So, when I was looking for an alternative to net curtains to hide all the plastic toys inside my daughter’s Wendy house and a friend introduced me to Blossom and Blush, I instantly fell in love with the idea!

From all of the beautiful prints to choose from and I went with Woodland as my kids love butterflies!

It’s so easy to fit too.

You simply give the windows a good clean and then apply! It’s that simple! Full fitting instructions come with your order including a clever little squeegee to help you smooth out any air bubbles.

Before

After

Not only does it look super cute, I no longer have to look at the ugly toys inside the Wendy house! It’s a win-win!

Another clever tip for hiding the contents of your Wendy houses, sheds, garden or backyards is using mirrors. Here’s a link to another quick guide to Transforming your garden, backyard or shed using mirrors.

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Kirsty

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