Blinds · Roman
Roman blinds, sewn in our workshop
A Roman blind is a curtain that folds up. It gives you fabric at the window where a full curtain would get in the way: kitchens, bathrooms, studies, small bedrooms.
Because we make Romans in the workshop, they can be in the same fabric as your curtains, your headboard or your cushions. We line every one, sew fibreglass rods into pockets so the folds are crisp, and mount them on an aluminium headrail with a chain-drive, not cord and cleat.
What we make
Any fabric
Linen, cotton, velvet or a print. Blackout lining for bedrooms.
Flat or cascade fold
Flat for modern rooms; cascade where you want the folds to show when down.
Chain or motor
Chain-drive headrails as standard, motorised on request.
Questions
Asked at most visits.
Can Roman blinds be used on very wide windows?
Up to about 2.4 m in one blind. Beyond that we make two or three blinds side by side on separate headrails.
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