A classic design and a touch of luxury, roman blinds never go out of style. Custom made to your needs in a range of fabrics and colours, and available as motorised, so you can control them with a touch of a button.
Made to last
Our roman blinds are custom made and go through testing to ensure they last a long time
Blockout or light filtering options
Choose from translucent or blockout materials to create the perfect space for you
Motorisation options available
Control your roman blinds at the touch of a button
Aesthetic appeal
Choose from a wide selection of colours and patterns perfect for your aesthetic
Explore our range of blinds fabrics with your local décor consultant and find the best style for your home.
Your consultant will get the exact measurements and provide you with a quote
Our custom made solutions are made with the highest quality materials
Your installer takes care of the fitting for an exceptional finish.
To clean roman blinds, gently vacuum the surface with a brush attachment or use a microfiber cloth to remove dust and debris. For deeper cleaning, spot clean any stains with a mild detergent and water solution, taking care not to saturate the fabric. Allow the blinds to air dry completely before raising them back up.
To remove roman blinds, start by raising them fully to the top position. Next, locate the mounting brackets and release any latches or levers that hold the blinds in place. Once the blinds are detached from the brackets, gently lift the headrail out of the brackets.
Roman blinds are a timeless and fashionable choice for any home. Their elegant design effortlessly enhances the luxury of any space and their functionality makes them not only classic, but a practical choice as well.
Roman blinds offer versatile options to suit your needs. Blockout roman blinds are designed to block out light completely, making them an ideal choice for bedrooms or spaces where complete darkness is desired. Light filtering roman blinds allow soft, diffused light to enter the room while maintaining privacy.
