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In gentle blue tones, the finch toile in delft displays beautiful bird and blossom imagery on a mixed tone background and the result is stunning. Indigo charcoal alongside white detailing offset the blue beautifully for a striking aesthetic you won't be able to resist. Go for an elegant look in your guest bedroom, surrounding the delft with matching cool blue tones with white and grey accenting. Give the room a loose nature theme by adding bird images to the walls and choose floral bedlinen.

In a hushed midnight blue, the nova's orion is an attractive and dusky shade, and encompasses the idea of understated luxury with its soft and supple, suede-feel fabric. The overall look is unusual, stylish, and chic, fitting in perfectly with the handsome roman style. Adopt a blue and white colour scheme in your home office, featuring the orion as your key focal point. Paint the walls in a pure white, and opt for matching white fabrics throughout the room.

Add character and depth to your dcor by including the field flowers blind in rouge, where layers of splendid, cotton-like threads form a uniquely textured blind with a distressed and rustic effect, which features an organic blend of sages, khakis, and taupes, along with eye-catching red buds. Encase the rouge in soft hessian and tweed fabrics for a country theme with delicate detail, harmonising in neutral, lush tones and contrasting cream for a refined look, and accenting the pops of orange-hued red with similarly toned features.

The cluck cluck scarlet was made for colour lovers. Its bold red shade is bright enough that no other hues are needed, and the jet black, dove grey, and creamy beige accents are enough. The detailing on the sweet chicken illustrations adds character and depth and you're sure to fall in love with these cute characters. Add the scarlet to a contemporary kitchen, full of white or dove grey units and neutral walls.

Embrace a striking and appealing feature with the field flowers in copper, where an impressive array of thistle buds, butterflies, and leafy foliage dance on a vintage cream base with the soothing hues of mauve, lush green, and copper characters. Frame the attractive and distinctive copper in alike, wholesome materials for a welcoming and cosy feel in your living room or den. Choose pleasing fabrics, adding similar, artistic prints in an assortment of harmonising shades for a continued theme with delicate flora and sophisticated, organic hues.

The delightful dusky pink base to the dotty rose blind is both attractive and charismatic, whilst the nimble and graceful cloth adds a casual and relaxed feel. Complete a refined and pretty look by incorporating this charming polka dot into your home. Form an inviting and attractive kitchen by adding subtle shades of colour and delicate patterns, combining with seafoam green, cornflower blue, and gentle lavender for a kitsch-inspired colour scheme, and glossy white furnishings for a refined and classy finish.

The deep grey of the nova dove provides a neutral backdrop to a subtle arrowed patterning on this luxury feel curtain. The high quality fabric is available lined or unlined, so that you can use it as a blackout blind if you wish. Use the dove as part of a contemporary monochromatic colour scheme that can be complemented by splashes of yellow, orange, or lime for a cool and funky living room or dining room that will be the envy of all of your friends.

The gorgeous apple green of the finch toile in willow is delicious and refreshing, and the bird and flower imagery makes for a beautiful work of art. The dappled background adds extra interest, whilst the grey and white tones complement the look perfectly. The willow surely belongs in the kitchen, where the appetising colour will sit pretty against white units and matching green walls. Seek out appliances, utensils, and tea towels in coordinated green hues, and include natural wood tones throughout.

The superstar in graphite uses its typical sketched star shapes to offer a strong blend of blacks, reds, and blues, resulting in a fun yet studious blind that will add a fresh and contemporary aesthetic wherever it's hung. Use the graphite in the playroom or den, where children of all ages will appreciate it. Match to a blue carpet, light walls, and red soft furnishings. Use light to medium woods to retain that modern feeling, and opt for glossy silver finishings.

On a bed of oatmeal taupe sit painted florals in ice white and deep teal, forming the attractive sayuri marine. The fabric is a smooth, linen-like one, lightweight enough to form the gentle folds of the roman with ease. Use the marine to add a hint of colour to a neutral kitchen, surrounding it with creams, oatmeals, and browns as base shades. Add tablecloths, placemats, and tea towels in accenting teal to complement that in the blind, continuing the theme over to wall art as well.

A multi-coloured affair, but in muted country shades, the rustic field flowers in elderberry displays an array of wildflowers on a dark oatmeal backdrop. The florals feature damson and marigold shades, whilst the foliage offers complementing teal and sage greens. Hang the natural elderberry in a rural styled bedroom, painting the walls in pale lilac or soft sage, and including plenty of country woods and rustic, hessian fabrics.

If it's cuteness you're looking for, then the birds ochre comes up trumps. Mustard, charcoal, and turquoise birds sit pretty on a buttercream background, resulting in bright, vivid, and cheery vibe reminiscent of springtime. The ochre would make the perfect addition to a nursery or playroom. Keep the room light and airy to avoid overwhelm, accessorising with bedding, ornaments, and wall art in subtle shades of yellow and teal.

The allium in slate blue features a baby blue background adorned with delicate blossoms in blue and green tones that bring to mind a somewhat nautical look. The resulting feel is cool, calm, and collected, with an ambience of tranquillity. Use the slate blue to provide your kitchen with a refreshing vibe to keep the room feeling peaceful all day long. Surround with similar blues, accenting occasionally with sage and forest greens for a natural look and feel.

A wildlife-inspired blind in neutral monochrome, the owl in flint features alert-looking owls sketched onto a stone grey background, and the look is simple yet effective. The cotton fabric ensures a sturdy yet pliable quality that will sit neatly in the folds of a classic roman blind. Choose a contemporary yet country vibe in your living room, by using the flint as part of a monochrome colour scheme, including grey couches, white walls, and black accenting.

Incorporating the fashionable colour scheme of grey and yellow, the scandi birds in mustard is home to sweet birds in a two-tonal grey, with the deep yellow shade forming the base. The canvas fabric is lightweight and agile, so it forms the roman curves with ease. Settle for a trendy look in your living room by using the mustard to inspire a contemporary but cutesy vibe. Choose white or stone grey walls as a base, and match the sofas to the blinds, using soft grey upholstery or throws.

The barely-there zigzag patterning of the nova raven prevents this blind from being just another block colour piece, breaking up the charcoal hue with a darker black. The cloth has a moccasin texture to it, making it supple and touchable. Employ the raven to tone down brighter hues, sitting it amongst burnt oranges, deep reds, or zesty yellows to temper their volume. Alternatively, include it in a monochrome colour scheme, teaming with sister greys, ebony blacks, snow whites, and glossy silvers.

Bright and striking, the hedgerow magenta uses pinks, limes, and plums to add a fun vibrancy to its pretty and modern floral pattern. The varying shades complement each other perfectly, resulting in a colourful yet coordinated window covering. You'll want as much of the magenta on display as possible, so use it on a large window and in a room where it will be closed often. Place against a matching plum wall for impact, and use the pale lime and hot fuschia as accent colours for your oddments and knick-knacks.

Bang on trend, the bergen in grey mixes a fashionable grey and yellow combo with a totally contemporary take on floral patterning. Think deep mustards, cool stones, and striking slates, tempered by off-white shading as backgrounds for the flowers. The grey would make the perfect addition to a cool and collected office or study, opting for white or lightly toned furniture, and accessorising with pale and slate grey soft furnishings, throwing in the occasional mustard for depth and good measure.

The faux suede in black offers a more luxurious take on monochromatic minimalism, with its lightweight, soft-feel fabric and jet black hue, and the suppleness of the cloth means it folds gorgeously into neat roman pleats. The stark shade of the black will look stunning against white walls and lime soft furnishings in a contemporary living room or home office. Keep furniture to clean, modern lines and scatter splashes of lime throughout the room.

The faux suede in navy comes the darkest of blues, an almost-black midnight affair. This deep hue is softened by its gentle, touchable texture, one that could be easily mistaken for the real thing. The timeless shade of the navy will work fantastically as a dark accent for an all-white home office. Add silvers or golds for a contemporary and glamorous edge, or choose stripes and polka dots to provide some extra cuteness to the scheme.

A deep and luxurious blend of rich brick red and soft, suede-feel cloth, the faux suede in maroon is a mature and classy blind whose gentle texture provides a distinctive and touchable feel, as well as warmth and cosiness. Place the maroon in the dining room to bring a classic and snug feel to the room. Settle against country cream walls, and choose dark and medium woods in chunky shapes. Pick a colour to accent the room, perhaps slate or dove grey, and use it in ornaments and finishings.

The soft beige of the nova oatmeal creates a gorgeously subtle neutral that will work with a wide range of colour and decor schemes. The smoothly textured fabric, with its luxe suede feel, is irresistible to touch and works fantastically in the curved crimps of the roman. Soften a dark, plummy by combining it with the tempering oatmeal in a moody master bedroom or living room. Opt for a boldly pattern wallpaper, featuring the plum, and set the blind against this.

A deep, dark red, the faux suede brick is a rich and luxurious offering that provides lots of warmth and bags of charm. Both you and your guests will love the soft finish to the fabric, barely distinguishable from the real thing. Hanging the brick in the dining room allows you to choose between a clean, contemporary design and a moody traditional one. If it's fresh, modern lines that you love, go for white walls and grey accents.

Create an elegant and regal look with the faux suede in purple, where daring and courageous mauve meets a soothing, velvety cloth to form an eye-catching blind with modish texture, gorgeous colouring, and stacks of style. Match the impressive purple with soft furnishings and fabrics in similar shades of aubergine and damson, creating a continued intense burst of colour full of tempting texture. Incorporate gilded accessories and golden hued oddments to form a more glamorous finish to an imperial look.

The smooth, moccasin-feel nova walnut offers an appetising chocolate brown, giving it a cosy and warm look and feel. Detailing is added using tiny zigzag patterning in contrasting brown shades, providing this blind with depth and texture. Use the walnut as part of a snug living room or den, accompanied by country cream walls and medium woods. For an accent colour, opt for a soft aqua or duck egg for a modern and calming feel, or shimmering gold for a touch of glamour.

The faux suede in duckegg combines the distinctive feel of suede with the always fashionable tone of soft aqua, resulting in a cool and contemporary roman blind with a classic edge. The cloth is lightweight and agile, and so folds and drapes with ease. A calming and tranquil addition to any home, the duckegg would work wonderfully as part of a home office. Choose modern white furniture and patterned soft furnishings in a matching aqua hue, adding in the occasional silver feature to add life and character.

If you're looking for a textured take on a block colour blind, then the faux suede range could be for you. The olive version offers a natural green which, balanced with the suede-feel fabric, offers contemporary chic with an organic twist. Perfect for providing a modern home with the feel of the outdoors, the olive will look stunning amongst creams and browns, and accented with muted golds and lovely fawns.

Imagine your ideal coffee-coloured blind with a fabric just as soft and creamy, and you have the gorgeous faux suede in latte. The gentle fawn colour complements the softness of the suede-feel cloth to create a luxurious and touchable look. The latte will work well in a living room or den to provide a taming neutral to deep chocolate browns and dark forest greens. Furnish the room with plenty of natural woods, both dark and medium, and accent throughout with muted brushed golds.

The faux suede aubergine is the richest of colours and the most sumptuous of blinds. A heavy-looking, but lightweight to the touch, suede-feel fabric is home to a gorgeous plummy aubergine shade, deep and dazzling in its aesthetic. Use the aubergine to form a striking window feature in your country dining room, where it will bring contemporary chic to a traditional environment. Stick to cream walls and use plenty of dark woods in the room, choosing an equally modern silver to accent.

The faux suede in charcoal offers a different take on jet black, providing a softer monochrome shade that is much less overpowering, whilst the touchable suede-feel fabric is warm and cosy, and barely distinguishable from the real thing. The subtle quality of the charcoal makes this roman blind the perfect hue for taming a brighter and bolder colour scheme. Use to break up a strong red and black dining room; a lime and neon teenager's bedroom; or a cobalt blue bathroom.

The hazelnut brown of the nova nutmeg is a rich and homely shade, and the tonal feel of the patterning adds depth and character. The cloth itself feels like a soft suede, making it impossible to resist touching it as you walk past your window. For a bright and outdoorsy atmosphere in a contemporary living room or dining room, couple the nutmeg with a bright, lively lime, which the brown will temper at the same time as being a feature colour itself.

Include dreamy texture and delicious tones in your home by incorporating the faux suede in mocha for a sophisticated look full of warming hues. The velvet-like cloth falls neatly and naturally to form an effortless roman blind with inviting comfort and appeasing colour. Blend the delectable mocha with harmonising shades of latte, caramel, and ivory to craft a traditional, relaxing palette, adding ornaments and furnishings in an array of alike tones.

A neutral combination of soft oatmeal and gentle, suede-feel fabric, the faux suede in natural is stylish and unobtrusive, perfect for offsetting against stronger shades to temper the mood in any home. The light, neutral tone of the natural makes it a versatile and easy to mix into a range of decor schemes. It would be ideal for giving a darker room a lightening effect or for adding additional texture to a room full of different kinds of fabrics.

The nova in saffron is home to a deep, golden mustard tone, decorated with subtle and tiny zigzags, that offer texture more than pattern. This is a sophisticated blind, particularly when combined with the classic roman styling, and it will add a chic edge to any surrounding. Plump for modern and tasteful scheme in your living room, settling the saffron amidst a palette of browns and golds for a calming and neutral ambience.

The faux suede bottle green is a lightweight and easy-to-use roman blind consisting of a the darkest of forest greens and a gorgeously touchable suede-feel fabric. This deep shade is sure to add a moody, mysterious feel to any room in the home. The softness of the cloth soothes the darkness of the bottle green's colour, making it perfect for a cosy and warm living room. Team with dark or medium woods, with rustic finishes, and gentle fawns and oatmeals to tame the heavy ambience.

Are you looking for a dark and rich blue that doesn't overpower the room? Then the pretty and subtle faux suede cornflower could be the blind for you, with its beautifully lightweight cloth and irresistible texture that form a gorgeous and stylish window covering. Perfectly suited to rooms with white and neutral colourings, the cornflower will stand out and shine. Go for stark white walls and furniture, with distressed white floorboards, throwing in the occasional fabric in taupe or fawn to create a rustically nautical style.

With the faux suede in red, you're getting more than an attractive, pillarbox red blind; its soft and touchable fabric, with the feel of true suede, provides warmth and cosiness to go with its bold colour, making it hang effortlessly in any snug home. The red's versatility means that it can be used in both modern and traditional homes. Try combining it with pale taupe or dark oatmeal walls for a warm and inviting feel in your living room.

The faux suede in white takes a lightweight, suede-feel cloth and covers it with a sea of pure white, making for an icy cool blind that gets its warmth from its soft texture. This supple fabric will fold easily into the pleated curves of the roman, leaving a dreamy and wistful ambience. The white offers a beautifully clean aesthetic, making it the perfect base from which to add brighteror darker hues with plenty of personality.

Establish a sophisticated dcor scheme with the faux suede in parchment, where a sumptuous and velvety cloth creates a modern roman blind with a divine texture, all in a modish cream tone for a simple yet elegant look in your home. Combine the lavish cream hue of the parchment with neutral tones of latte, biscuit, and taupe to add warmth and depth, or golden shades for a touch of luxe. Be sure to include opulently embroidered fabrics and cosy textures for a welcoming feel in an otherwise grand scheme.

The pretty, colourful patterning of the abstract in powder displays an artistic style of dcor that will be welcome in any kind of home. Combining mustard yellows with deep teals and cool ice blues, the look is a peaceful and serene one. Surround the powder with similar cool blues, including pale aqua walls, and ice white tones to enhance the light and airy look of the blind. Go for contemporary furniture, with sleek clean lines, warming the room up a little with an array of different textures and fabrics.

The jungle pebble blends fun and exciting illustration with similarly eye-catching colouring. A softly toned grey forms the canvas of the piece, with teal blue, apple green, mustard oranges, and candy pinks shading the pretty jungle imagery. The result? An unusual yet irresistible window covering. A child's bedroom or playroom would be an obvious choice for the pebble, where surrounding it with similarly fun shades will surely stir your child's imagination.

Colourful and charming, the honesty in ochre just oozes personality. Displaying a contemporary foliage print, in ice blues and burnt browns, all on a tangy brown background, this roman blind gives a stylish look to any home. Give the ochre a home in a neutrally dcorated guest bedroom, surrounded by soft ice blue walls and biscuit coloured soft furnishings. Choose plenty of textured fabrics for a feeling of warmth and cosiness in the room that those staying in it will just love.

Abstract is as abstract does, and in natural, it just lives and breathes beautiful, ethereal patterning. Almost navy mixes with muted mustard yellow, giving life to creamy greys and washed out maroons. The outcome? A softly pretty roman blind full of character. Hang the natural in the hallway or landing to add just a hint of colour to an often neglected area of the home. Surround with neutral walls, but accent with similar blues or reds in the form of wall art and ornaments.

The rainforest in cassis is a tropical delight featuring fuchsia pinks, turquoise aquas, and sunny lemon yellows, to name but a few of the vibrant hues displayed here. Adorned with florals, foliage, birds, and animals, this is for sure a piece to remember. A teenager would love the cassis to be a part of their bedroom, where you can decorate in matching bright colours throughout the room. Add dark and medium woods, as well as both natural and painted wickers, to keep the tropical theme going.

Blending a tropical colour palette of royal blue, apple green, aqua turquoise, and sunshine orange, the rainforest in marine is quite a sight. These richly toned hues are used to illustrate monkeys, parrots, and toucans, as well as a variety of beautiful flowers and plants. Create a tropical haven for your guests by using the marine to help decorate your spare bedroom. Include dark and medium woods, as well as wickers, and keep the colourful palette going throughout the room.

The hushed tones of the rainforest henna contradicts the tropical imagery displayed, and this opposition works wonderfully. The blind's colour palette includes gentle lavenders, pale aquas, jaded lemons, and understated oranges, all working together in harmony to bring this beautiful piece together. Brighten up the upstairs landing by including this cheery window covering in your dcor scheme. By matching the colour scheme of the blind, you'll be keeping the space light and airy, without compromising on colour, panache, or style.

The pretty pastel shades of the tweety duckegg offer a cheery and summery feel that will last all year long. Think minty turquoise and pale candy pink matched with the occasional petrol blue and deep magenta for a blind that's full of life and colour. Provide a white wall with a delicious colour pop in a child's room or spare bedroom. Use the pale turquoise in the blind as the key colour for the rest of the room, coordinating it with bedding, rugs, and other accessories, and bringing in other elements from the blinds to accent.

You'll love the cool, jaded tones of the tweety in charcoal. Its contemporary bird and tree patterning plays host to a muted charcoal grey, as well as understated tones of sage green, ice blue, indigo purple, mustard yellow, and creamy biscuit. What more could you want?Hang the charcoal in the living room or kitchen, where the sweet birds will sit pretty and add character to the space. Choose an accent colour from the blind and use it throughout the room to bring the tone to life.

Featuring must-have shade of aqua, the charming aquitaine eau de nil hosts a sprightly background of duck egg blue, adorned with a creative and appealing botanic illustration. The artistically sketched florals in contemporary white and subdued grey gives the blind delicate detail for a unique and elegant style. Incorporate the delightful eau de nil within a calm and soothing palette of sky blues and whites to create a coordinating and fresh background in your dining room.

Featuring a subtle honeycomb patterning, filled with abstract style daisies in the centre, the honeycomb in stone blends soft grey tones with off-white and sunny yellow. The look is fairly contemporary but will work well in any setting where a tempered, muted feel is on the cards. For a look that will be bang on trend, hang the stone against a soft yellow wall in a study or guest bedroom, where your room will be fashion forward with a grey and yellow colour scheme.