Screen glare, not darkness
Home office blinds usually work best with a fabric that cuts direct sun and reflection on a monitor, rather than a fully opaque blockout fabric.
For the home office
Home office blinds that cut screen glare
Home office blinds spend the day managing glare on a screen rather than controlling a bedroom's darkness, so the fabric choice is different. A softer, view-retaining fabric usually suits a desk better than a fully opaque one.
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What the room needs
What a home office window needs
A home office window is judged against a screen, not a bed, so the priority is softening glare and reflections rather than blocking out all the light.
A view worth keeping
Many desks are placed near a window for the outlook, so a fabric that keeps some visibility during the day is often preferred over one that closes it off.
Fine control through the day
A tilting slat lets you adjust the angle of light through the day, rather than choosing one fixed setting each morning.
What to choose
Products that suit a home office
Compare a SunScreen or Light Filter fabric for screen glare with the fine control of a tilting Venetian slat, then choose whichever suits your desk and the direction it faces.
SunScreen Roller Blinds
Home office blinds often use a SunScreen fabric to cut glare and reflection on a screen while keeping enough of the outlook to work by.
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Light Filter Roller Blinds
Where more diffusion is wanted than a screen fabric gives, a Light Filter fabric spreads daylight across the desk without a hard patch of sun on the monitor.
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Aluminium Venetian Blinds
Tilting the slats lets you redirect light through the day as the sun moves, rather than choosing one fixed fabric setting each morning.
Explore aluminium Venetians →Before you order
Practical tips for a home office window
A home office window is measured with a desk and screen position in mind, so check where the light actually falls before choosing a fabric.
Check where glare falls
Note the time of day the sun reaches your monitor, since this affects whether a SunScreen or Light Filter fabric suits the desk better.
Choose recess or face fit
Recess fit keeps a home office window streamlined, while face fit can help cover more of the opening where glare is a bigger issue.
Position the control nearby
Choose a control side that stays within reach of the desk, whether that is a chain, cordless system or a remote.
Sample fabric at working hours
Compare a sample during the hours you actually work at the desk, rather than at a different time of day.
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Before you order
Measure first. Then build with confidence.
The measuring guide walks you through widths, drops and fit step by step. If a window has an obstruction or an odd shape, ask us before you order.
How to measureFitting it yourself
The installation guide shows the brackets, fixings and each step in order, so you know what the job involves before you start.
Installation guide →Compare in your own light
Screen colours and photos are a guide. Free samples show the real colour and texture next to your walls and floor.
Order free samples →Common questions
Home Office Blinds: your questions answered.
What’s the best fabric for home office blinds?＋
SunScreen is a common choice for home office blinds, since it cuts glare and reflection on a screen while keeping enough of the outlook to work by through the day without switching on extra lighting.
Do home office blinds need to block out all light?＋
Not usually. A fully opaque blockout fabric suits a bedroom or theatre room more than a desk, since most home office windows benefit from keeping some daylight and outlook rather than closing it off completely.
Can Venetian blinds help with screen glare?＋
Yes. Tilting the slats lets you redirect light through the day as the sun moves, which can suit a desk better than one fixed fabric setting chosen each morning and left alone.
Where should I position the control?＋
Choose a control side that stays within easy reach of the desk, whether that is a chain, ZeroGravity® cordless system or a remote, so adjusting the light does not mean leaving your seat.
How do I compare fabrics for a screen glare problem?＋
Order samples and check them at your desk during the hours you actually work, since the angle and strength of the sun at those times matters more than how a fabric looks in general room light.
Is Light Filter fabric better than SunScreen for an office?＋
It depends on the window. SunScreen keeps more of the outdoor view while cutting glare, while Light Filter diffuses the light further and obscures the view more, which can suit a desk facing a busy street.
Configure blinds for your home office
Build a SunScreen, Light Filter or aluminium Venetian option for your desk window online, and order free samples to compare glare control at your actual working hours.
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