Discover pom pom trimming, and find inspiration of how to incorporate it in to your home!

Pom Poms are one of our most popular trims and come in a wide variety of colours. Here you can see them used on an attached valance. The vibrant green compliments the tones of the tropical fabric while finishing the curtain off beautifully. Trims can also be used on the leading edge of curtains to give them more detail and can look effective in a contrast colour.  

 Lampshades are a great way to add some fun with trims. Here we used a plain pom pom trim around the inside edge of one of our lampshade kits to give it some life. Not only can you do this around the inside edges, but also around the outside of the lampshade, you just need some creative colour inspiration and a hot glue gun! Try using a vibrant contrast colour with a plain fabric for a dramatic finish.  

Scatter cushions are a great way of expressing personality and finishing off a room perfectly. Using trims doesn’t always have to make a bold statement. Here, we have used a light blue bobble trim to tone in with this Sanderson fabric. These colours compliment each other without being in your face.  

Here at Low Woods, we make bespoke Roman Blinds on both wooden battens (the traditional 1×1″ batten, with cord pulls, along with a cleat and acorn), as well as the ever popular metal track systems (modern metal header rail, with a chain side winder pulley) which are all made within our on-site courtyard sewing room.


Our metal track, chain operated systems make roman blinds effortless. Seamless chain side winder, which allows you to stop the blind at any point for complete ease, and click lock brackets, making it easier than ever to fit.



Find out just how easy, by following our three easy steps to installing a roman blind on a metal track system below:

Step One: Installing the Brackets

Our duel purpose, click lock brackets have preset holes, which enable you to fit the brackets to the wall or ceiling. Depending on whether you desire your blind to fit within or outside of the window recess.

Once the brackets are installed, make sure that the leaver at the top of the bracket is facing out to insure you are ready for step two.

Step Two: Attaching the Track to the Brackets

Now the brackets are in place, you are now ready to fit the track. Remove the top of the blind from the track to enable visibility during the install.

You can do this with ease by releasing the blind from the header rail, along the velcro strip.

With the velcro strip facing you, the front lip of the blind sits on the bracket arms.

Step Three: Locking the Track into Place

With the track resting on the bracket arms, it is now time to complete the final steps. By simply pushing the leaver in towards the track, this secures the blind into place.

Repeat this for every bracket required along your length of track.

Now the blind is secure, re-attach the top of the blind to the velcro strip on the header rail.

…and just like that, 1, 2, 3 your install is complete.
Roman Blinds, without the hassle.