Roller blinds - but not by choice! Love venetians.

Depends on the style of house. This house is over 100 years old with double sash windows so shutters or curtains; had venetians or roller blinds in last 1950s big windowed house, plus gorgeous jute roman blinds in the sun room. They all have their place...even vertical blinds have a place...

Plantation shutters, curtains, vertical blinds, horizontal blinds, depending on the room. I don't think I've ever lived in a house that had a single solution throughout.

We have plantation shutters in all the rooms

I would prefer curtains or roman blinds

I love rollerblinds for their neat, sophisticated look.

Venetians are a nightmare to clean... x)

Plantation shutters are worth the investment. Low maintenance and good in wet areas where fabrics/wood may not be so good.

I have a mix of plantation shutters and rollerblinds, with a few curtains. :)

Great point everyone makes about no one home using one style or the other exclusively! Great to see so much variety - wish we could do a great big tour of everyone's homes and chat about choices!

Thanks Tribbletrouble44152k7 Trek - will definitely remember this for next time!

I have sheers and curtains across the front of my house, and roller blinds at the back, I love the shutters, but they are to expensive, my windows are huge at the front, and I think they would overpower the rooms, I think they look better on smaller narrow windows.

Roller blinds as they are minimal and low maintenance. They also come in so many options depending on the space and light requirements, block outs, enviroscreens to prevent glare and heat gain/loss, transparent with extensive colour/texture choices.

great point Richard Cole Architecture, :) also.. they are usually the most economical range of window coverings.

For the first time, we have nothing on the windows, except for motorised exterior blinds. No close neighbours and wonderful rural views to enjoy-finally!