Roller Blinds

One piece, one clean line

A single length of fabric that rolls up above the window: lowered, it makes a flat, quiet surface; raised, it all but disappears. The photographs below are blinds we have fitted in homes, an office and a villa.

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Fabric: Light-filtering, blackout, zebra
Operation: Chain or motor
Fitting: Inside or above the window
Ready in: 3–8 working days
Guarantee: 3 years

Three dark roller blinds side by side across the wide window of a corner living room, and one more on the narrow side window

What it brings to a room

One piece, one clean line

A roller blind is a single length of fabric that winds onto a tube above the window. Open, it almost disappears; closed, it makes a flat, plain surface in front of the glass. A zebra blind is a version of the same system in which sheer and opaque bands slide over one another; by lining the bands up you adjust the light step by step.

A single, plain surface
Sits close to the window and takes no room
Chain or motorised operation
Can be paired with a drape or a sheer

Light and fabric

How it meets the light

Light transmission

Filters light ✓
Adjustable
Dims or blocks light

Fabric and material

Light-filtering fabrics
Blackout fabrics
Zebra (stepped) fabrics
Linen-textured and cut-pattern fabrics

Colours in our installations

Black and dark
White
Grey
Cream and beige
Gold and bronze

Tones seen in our photos; we go through the full range together in our sample books.

A light-filtering white roller blind in a dining area, under a black box that hides the mechanism

Installation photos

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A wide white roller blind lit by the sun in front of a balcony door

A white roller blind lowered halfway above a bedroom door that opens onto a balcony

White roller blinds lowered halfway on two windows of a child's room with bookshelves

A roller blind with a cut-out pattern band at its foot, on a window looking over a pool and the sea, beside a sheer

A white roller blind with a cut-out pattern band on a window onto the garden, beside a sheer

Two roller blinds with cut-out bands lowered to the same height, seen from a corridor

A beige roller blind with a linen texture, beside a grey drape

Where it works

Details and FAQs

Fabric choices

The fabric gives a roller blind its character. Light-filtering fabrics soften the daylight while keeping a link with the outside; blackout fabrics shut the light out in bedrooms and for hours in front of a screen. A zebra blind brings the two together in living rooms and studies where you want to adjust the light often. You choose the fabric from our sample books, in your own light.

Where it works

Roller blinds do well in offices, kitchens, children's rooms and any room meant to look plain. They work on their own, or behind a drape as a second layer that manages the light. On wide fronts and windows that are hard to reach we fit roller blinds as motorised systems, with the motor hidden inside the tube the fabric winds onto.

The details

A roller blind shows more than its fabric: the bottom rail, the chain and the box that hides the mechanism. We choose their colours with you, to suit the fabric and the room. If you like, we set the mechanism inside a box, so that from the room only the fabric and the bottom rail show.

Measuring, fitting and guarantee

A roller blind can be fitted inside the window recess or above the window; we decide which suits together when we measure. It is made to your size, orders are ready within 3–8 working days, and our own team fits it. Like every product we make, our roller blinds carry a 3-year guarantee.

Delivery and fitting

Measuring: On site, with sample books
Delivery: 3–8 working days
Fitting: By our own team
Guarantee: 3 years

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between a roller and a zebra blind?

A roller blind is a single piece of fabric, used open or closed. In a zebra blind, sheer and opaque bands slide over each other; by lining them up you can adjust the light gradually without raising the blind.

Will a blackout roller blind make the room completely dark?

Blackout fabric stops the light passing through the cloth. To reduce light leaking round the edges we recommend fitting the blind above the window, wider than the recess; we settle the right way when we measure, after looking at your window.

Can a roller blind be motorised?

Yes. In a motorised roller blind the motor sits inside the tube the fabric winds onto, out of sight. You can run the blind by remote or from your phone, and open and close several windows at once.

Does a wide window take a single roller blind?

First we look at the window's width and how it is divided. On wide glass we can also fit the blind as several pieces side by side, following the window's sections; each piece opens and closes on its own, so you can close off one part of the room and leave another open. We decide together which suits when we measure.

Can a roller blind be used with a drape?

Yes. The roller blind becomes the layer that manages the light at the window, while the drape at either side carries the room's texture and warmth. When we plan both on one window, we settle with you, when we measure, whether the blind goes inside or above the window, and where the drape's track runs.

How do I clean a roller blind?

Dusting the fabric with a soft brush, or a vacuum cleaner on low suction, is enough. Clean marks with a slightly damp cloth, without rubbing. If your fabric needs special care, our care support goes on after delivery, so just get in touch.

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