In line with legislation, we have carefully considered each blind on an individual basis, to ensure child safety is an essential feature. The home should be a place where children are safe and protected. Children naturally love to climb, explore and play and the possible risks may not be immediately obvious. Simple measures can be taken to minimise risks and keep your child safe. Moving beds, cots and furniture away from windows and ensuring cords do not twist, become tied together or create a loop. With Decora you can be confident that the product choices you make are child safety focused. Decora Blind Systems Ltd was established over 35 years ago as a family run business. In 1979, our founders Michael and Lynda Dickson, started selling external awnings to local Northern Ireland trade. In 1981 the business invested in machinery to create manufacturing capability of internal blinds to the local Northern Ireland trade. Wholesaling of components and fabric to the trade was a further development and integral to the strategy to setting up manufacturers throughout Northern Ireland.

Decora has grown exponentially over 3 decades into a well-recognised and trusted brand that has the desire and passion to provide the window blind industry with wholesale and made-to-measure solutions. Our strategy is central to meeting the demands of our customers which has a focus to nurture, innovate, design, create and source new products whilst embrace the need to reduce environmental impact where possible. We focus our efforts on buildings strong supplier and customer relationships. At Decora we take pride in designing, creating, engineering, manufacturing and distributing our own products and services. We are as unique and individual as our blind collections. In line with our diverse product portfolio, our people are at the heart of our business strategy. Vital to productivity and efficiency throughout the company, is the flexibility of skills and integration of knowledge. Developing management skills through vocational and tailored workshops is fundamental to keeping our company thriving.

We encourage and develop our employees, identifying and building on key skills. Empowering our people to bring ideas forward increases employee engagement. We are proud to be Investors in People accredited. Employing in excess of 500 people and operating out of a total of 225,000 sq. ft. premises in Lisburn, Northern Ireland and Birmingham, England, our manufacturing and distribution facilities provide a worldwide service network.kearney's curtains ardee(Image credit: Ryan & April Hayslip)lowes solaris curtains I'm sure we've all been there: hanging around some bargain in a big-box store wondering "will this actually look good in the room, or will it look... you know.... cheap?" montgomery curtains iola

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(See this rug in orange in Ruby and Finley & Juniper's rooms.) (Image credit: Meg/Revamped Homegoods) 6. The Lekplats Play Mat ($19.99) in Luke's Revamped Room. We don't get a lot of play rugs on Apartment Therapy, but when a room is all about play, it just might be the thing. Why it works: there are minimalist rooms, and there are maximalist rooms. A rug like this is made for a room like this: filled with toys and chalk and fun. (Image credit: AT reader Patti) 7. The Gulort Rug ($49.99) in Matilda's Bold Postage Stamp Room. The crazy rug with owls inside... speech bubbles? If it was going to look good anywhere, it would be in a kid's room, no? Why it works: there's not too much going on here (besides the rug) and plenty of other bold colour accents around the space. (Image credit: Samantha Bird of Midwinter co.) 8. Another Lappljung Ruta ($79.99) in N's Bright Minty Abode. Can you imagine anything looking more hip? Why it works: black and white meets soft pastels.