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The pretty botanica in willow brings the outside in, with it's natural oatmeal base that's scattered with fern illustrations in various shades of green. The fabric is light and versatile, making it perfect for the gentle folds of the roman blind. Ideal for hanging in a sunroom or casual sitting room, the willow would look stunning amidst other neutral tones and one or two natural greens. Include plenty of linens, wools, and other natural fabrics for a look that will put you and your guests instantly at ease.

Fashion an elegant yet natural atmosphere by adopting the botanica heather, a delicate, pond-themed print featuring ferns and grasses in dark sages and muted indigos. This pretty roman blind allows the linen fabric, lined with protective polycotton sateen, to fold beautifully into soft pleats. Convert your plain conservatory to a relaxing haven, full of natural colours, fabrics, and woods. Choose matching green and heather shades to complement those in the heather, and be sure to add plenty of oxygen-emitting plants to add to the outdoorsy feel.

The beautifully rich claret of the kent in wine adds cosiness and warmth wherever it goes and whatever it's paired with. It drapes neatly into its folds which, with the sewn in stability batons, are sure not to sag, and will last year upon year. Craft a traditionally styled dining room by teaming the wine with dark woods, cream paints, and gold finishings. If you're feeling extra bold, why not choose a glamorously patterned wallpaper to give the room an extra hit of colour? Please note: roman blinds over 130cm wide require vertical seams due to limited fabric width.

If purple's your thing, then the guarda stripe in grape is for you. A creamy white background, striped with lines of various thicknesses and in shades of grape, mauve, and stone, this is a truly modern blind with bags of personality. Use the grape to accent a purple and grey dcorated living room, opting for a mixture of white and grey walls, grey sofas, and a purple and grey rug. Throw in some grape throws and cushions for extra comfort.

Terrific in teal, the kent peacock is a bright and bold number, and the chenille-feel texturing of the fabric adds luxury and elegance. The softness of the cloth means that it falls easily into the soft arches of the roman, making for a graceful yet lavish finish. For a conventional bathroom with a difference, hang this loosely structured roman blind in the window amongst a white suite, tiling, and walls, and accessorise with matching towels and bath linen.

In soft, porcelain blues, wistful florals sit on a grainy cream background, making up the amelie in wedgewood. The fabric is nimble and mild, with the feel of the lightest of hessians, and it folds easily into the gathered pleats of the roman. Craft a scheme of vintage bliss, with a hint of romance, in the master bedroom, painting the walls a barely-there blue or sticking to classic cream. Fill the room with plenty of natural, country fabrics, such as linens, hessians, and wools.

Displaying vintage pink, duck egg blue, and plum florals on a bed of ivory cream, the tulipa in soft red is a sweetly sophisticated roman blind that offers both style and substance at every turn. The fabric itself is a smooth and touchable cloth, tightly woven to exude elegance and grace. Show off the soft red in your dining room, settling it against a feature wall in vintage pink or apple green.

More glamorous than its name implies, the kent earth is a gorgeously textured canvas of shimmering oatmeal that has a lovely chenille feel to it. This muted almost-gold is sure to add elegance and grace to any window, and makes an effective neutral for stronger colours. Use the earth in any colour scheme that you like. A rich teal would stand out beautifully against it, creating a gorgeous colour combination for an ensuite bathroom.

In a delicious golden tone, the kent caramel is true to its name, and its rich look is only emphasised by the soft texturing of the fabric. This sophisticated shade is sure to add class and elegance to any room in the home, and will match a wide range of stronger, bolder hues. Couple the caramel with a jet black for a contemporary yet opulent finish in a new-build's living room. You, and your guests, will love this sumptuous colour combination, which is easily accented with gold and black soft furnishings and accessories.

The fiji in distinct bark is sure to add an elegant finish to any room in the home. This bronze-hued blind, formed from a voile-like cloth and silky thread, oozes sophisticated chic with its delicately textured finish and alluring metallic tone. Transform a plain chocolate brown or magnolia palette in your living room by blending the striking bark with unique shading and bronzed tones, including copper accessories and complementing burnished oddments to create a stylish and urban finish with a current metallic infusion.

Rejuvenate and energise your home by including the fiji in a refreshing, muted lime green tone. This sleek blind is made from a voile-like fabric and silky, metallic-infused thread to form an elegant finish with vibrant colour and subtle texture. Revive a basic white bathroom or sun lounge with sprightly tones of lime, olive, and avocado greens for a stylish lift and a boost of stimulating colour, combining with metallic materials and accessories to elaborate the shimmering blind and create elegant continuity.

Produce an elegant and stylish look with the fiji in natural in a beguiling golden shade, where silky thread meets voile-like fabric for a distinctive appearance and added charisma. This delicate fusion produces a sophisticated blind with subtle texture for a touch of tasteful character. Combine the natural with ivories, golds, and honeyed tones for a sleek aesthetic, adding comforting, sumptuous linens and sheer fabrics for a refined edge.

Adorned with colourful fruits, the kensington in stone is sure to whet the appetite. The grey-toned white of the background provides a serene base that allows the deep blue, red, and coral hues to truly pop, offering a gorgeously understated sensation of colour. This array of fruit surely belongs in the kitchen or dining room. Place against a feature wall in deep blue or burnt orange and use the same colours to accent with accessories throughout the rest of the room.

The moody, abstract blossoms of the camden pastel is offset by the bright and cheery colours it displays. Candy pinks, sunny yellows, and soft greens are just some of the pretty shades on offer, all with in natural tones to keep the look soft and subtle. Settle the sweet blossoms of the pastel in the kitchen, where happy colours are a must, and opt for oatmeal walls and apple green units for a country look.

As easy on the eye as a feather is soft to the touch, the feather in coffee blends a classic image with contemporary styling and warming colour. A latte shade takes centre stage, with feathers drawn in soft cream, giving a pretty, lightweight look and feel to the blind. Add the warmth of the coffee to a similarly toned bedroom, surrounding with shades of cream and latte throughout the room. Go for rich, plush fabrics for a feeling of homeliness and luxury, giving the room plenty of texture and depth.

Aptly named, the burdock in petrol is a stunning array of off-white burdock imagery, with a gorgeous background of inky petrol blues and jaded burnt oranges. This attractive roman blind has an abstract look to it that offers both contemporary and artistic styling. Hang the petrol in a cosy den or sitting room amidst fellow blues and whites, accented with sunny oranges for depth and character. Contemporary furniture will work wonderfully, as will dark polished woods - but always remember to add in plenty of lighter tones so as not to overdo it.

If you're a free spirit at heart, then you'll love the vw campervan blue. A creamy beige fabric, made from 100% cotton, is home to an array of these cute vehicles depicted from a variety of angles. Blue is the main colour here, alongside other accents, and the effect is sweet and charming. Go for a fun and inviting look in your guest bedroom by including the blue. Keep the room looking light and airy with whites, beiges, and other neutrals, throwing in the occasional blue or red for character.

The burdock natural displays an earthy green canvas covered in fluffy white burdock flowers. Accenting colours include light aqua, deep lilac, and charcoal black, and the overall effect is moodily natural. Team the natural with a nature-inspired theme, where it will fit in perfectly. Include creamy whites, pale lilacs, and sweet aquas to lighten to look, and go for natural woods and perhaps some slate or other natural stones.

The burdock in dandelion certainly earns its name, showing deep dandelion yellows and oranges across a rich canvas of burdock imagery. The end result is a sunny and cheerful one, and hanging this blind in your home is sure to brighten up any room. Enhance a sunroom that catches the light by using the dandelion as a secondary source of sunny yellow. Keep surrounding walls pale, in off-white, ivory, or cream, and use either the yellow or orange tone from the blind to inspire your accessories throughout the rest of the room.

Cute and characterful, the vw campervan pink is a charming roman blind, featuring a creamy oatmeal background adorned with fun imagery of campervans in varying colours, with pink as the feature colour. The pink would charm guests in your spare bedroom. Keep the room feeling light and airy, adding in splashes of pink for a real colour pop. If you really love these iconic vehicles, consider a retro wall print to really bring the theme to life.

Use the morrison in heather to create a modish and sophisticated look with silver and lavender hues in a distinguishing and elegant design, formed from a nimble cloth with fine, silky thread to generate a graceful blind with breaths of soothing colour and creative style. By combining a stormy palette with the delicate heather, you can create a relaxing and tasteful retreat. Match the thundery tones and silver hues of the blind with alike shades and contrasting white to form an attractive base for mauve touches and connecting colour.

Window coverings don't get much livelier or more vibrant than the ever-bustling out and about in paintbox which does in fact feature a whole rainbow of colours. From elephants to bicycles, from the city to the jungle, this blind really does have everything to offer. The paintbox was just made to capture a child's imagination and get them talking and playing, so include it in their bedroom or playroom.

Featuring a lively, colourful, and charismatic array of toucans and parrots, the toucan talk tropical is nothing if not fun. The vibrant colour palette is indeed tropical, and the birds look like they could be in deep conversation. Whilst this fun and characterful blind would be ideal for a little one's bedroom or playroom, it's not exclusive to children. Adults will love the sweet illustrations too, so consider using it to breathe some life and vivacity into your kitchen or dining room.

The colours of the lovebirds in spring are as lively and vivacious as the season itself, with blues, greens, reds, and yellows taking centre stage against an icy white background, which really makes those bold hues pop. Hang the spring wherever you need a serious injection of colour, be it a guest bedroom, a hallway, or your living room. Include a boldly toned feature wall and accent throughout the room with other tropical hues, adding tones of white and grey where needed to temper.

Inspired by the creative ebb and flow of natural colour, lovebirds blossom transports your eye back to the era of the watercolour masters. The reds and greens move gracefully across the fabric and trace out an artistic print as they go. A unique way to add a real flourish to your dcor. Transform the guest bedroom with a helping hand from lovebirds blossom. A matching lampshade and set of scatter cushions are a must-have.

Featuring fennel green tones, alongside yellows and whites, this pretty offering from the paradise range is aptly named. The lush foliage and florals depicted are reminiscent of a country paradise, making this a work of art in its own right. Create a serene utopia for your guests to rest up in by using the fennel in your spare bedroom. Surround with similar greens, accenting occasionally with yellows and whites, and keep the general look and feel of the room tranquil and relaxing.

An intricate weave of pretty florals and weaves, the carlotta in blossom features rich shades of pink alongside sunny yellows and leafy greens. The look is classic, yet contemporary enough that it would work in a variety of homes and dcor schemes. Use the blossom to bring your hallway or landing to life. This gorgeous roman blind can be your walkway's key feature, taking centre stage amidst similar pinks and rich creams.

The stylish light grey acts as the perfect canvas for the flourish of natural colours that make up carlotta pebble. The vibrancy of the pinks and reds is matched by the vitality of the greens and yellows to create a stunning visual that is a treat for your eyes. Dress the living room to impress with the inspired choice of carlotta pebble. Add in a matching lampshade and a set of scatter cushions to create a theme that welcomes you in without overpowering your senses.

Looking pretty is what the carlotta wisteria does best, and these richly colourful blossoms are here to prove it. Lilacs, mauves, and blues are wonderfully offset by greens and yellows, forming an elaborate knot of florals that will add character to any home. Mix the wisteria with matching mauves in a bedroom or living room, opting for a light and airy look that will feel like summer all year round.

Adorned with pretty blue florals and foliage, the grove in saxon blue combines its title colour with gentle pinks and greens for a summery look that you'll love all year round. Its 100% cotton fabric ensures you a high quality, touchable material that's easy to use. Add the saxon blue to your hallway for a colourful welcome to your home. Keep the walls cream or palest blue, and accent throughout with naturally toned blues and pinks.

A pretty country roman blind, the grove in auburn features artistic florals in autumnal tones of red, rust, lilac, and green, among others, and the look is strikingly understated. The cotton fabric means it's soft and supple yet strong and sturdy, so will sit beautifully in neat roman folds. The auburn surely belongs in the kitchen, set amidst other country hues. Think cream walls and sage green kitchen units and cupboards, with rusty oranges and rural mauves accenting across the board.

The coco in autumn blends smooth and silky texturing with soft autumnal colours for a beautifully three-dimensional feel. A creamy biscuit background is host to large, patterned leaves displaying fine stitching and in gorgeously golden mustard, bronze, and ivory tones, with hints of red thrown in for added depth. Use the autumn to display a classically cosy look in a living room or den, setting it amongst rich creams and golden browns in the form of walls, floors, and furniture.

Understated and subtle, the pretty pinks of the grove in rosemist are a treat to the eye. On a creamy background, watercolour-style florals and foliage give this blind a summery, yet somewhat ethereal, look that you'll just love. If you love an unusual look in the kitchen, colour it pink and cream, and give the rosemist centre stage. Surround with cream units and pale pink walls, accenting with carefully picked utensils in matching pink tones.

If you love country-style dcor with a contemporary twist, then you'll just adore the harriet graphite. Harriet the hen is drawn in several different sketched designs, all in blacks, taupes, and greys on a plain white background, creating a look that's simple yet effective. Place this stylish roman blind in the kitchen, amongst classic rural dcor, such as neutral tones and natural woods. Don't be afraid to add a few extra farmyard characters into the mix - who doesn't love a pig, cow, or chicken in their kitchen?Please note: roman blinds over 130cm wide require vertical seams due to limited fabric width.

Offering a natural yet contemporary look, the coco in green is the ideal choice for an understated look in a modern home. The palest of greens and a pretty stone grey sit on top of a green-hued oatmeal background, with the leaf illustrations only serving to accentuate this natural style. The green will work perfectly in a kitchen that gets plenty of natural light - but even if it doesn't, this blind's light tones will help to preserve what light you have.

The antique feel of the wonderland range is ideal for those in love with the vintage look, and the opal offers a gorgeous palette of pinks, purples, oranges, and greys, all sat on an antique ivory base. Place the opal against soft grey walls in a master or guest bedroom, and carry the pretty purples or magentas through the room in the form of bedding, wall art, and the like. Go for brushed silver fixtures and fittings so as not to overwhelm the look with too much shine.

An abstract depiction of blue, aqua, and teal blossoms, the camden in blue offers a striking array of hues, with a cool and arty aesthetic. It's part-linen make-up means the fabric is light yet hardwearing, giving you a blind that will stand the test of time. Hang the blue in a contemporary living room, where wooden floorboards take centre stage and white walls show off bursts of blue and green colour in the form of wall art.

For a distinct dcor scheme with lavish fabric and dazzling colour, include the splendid acacia in natural, with its plush embellishment and quilted texture, and where a charming foliage display is formed from opulent gold and emerald threads. The sophisticated cream background provides refined style and elegance. Combine the natural with an assortment of layered fabrics and luxuriously embellished details for a welcoming and affluent look.

Include the contemporary mayfair in ivory within any dcor scheme for a fresh and elegant effect. Supple, fine threads create a nimble and relaxed, cotton-like cloth that works to form an effortless blind with simple style and a sophisticated finish. Blend the ivory with sumptuous linens in alike and gentle shades of silk and biscuit to craft an inviting surrounding, draping the blind in a rich royal blue to both frame the modern hue and introduce a striking burst of contrasting colour.

Simply toned, this time with fresh white, the mayfair is a combination of deluxe silky threads and sumptuous cotton, creating a sheer and shimmering blind with elegant finesse, whilst sewn-in batons within each fold encourage a graceful fall and prevent the layers from sagging. Generate a luxurious effect by adorning the white with contrasting textures and intense colours, both to frame the silky blind and to add depth and personality.

The feather in dess displays pretty feathers across a beautifully refreshing aqua turquoise background, resulting in a stunningly serene roman blind with bags of charm and plenty of personality. Use the dess to complement an ice white bathroom, opting for white in everything from your bathroom suite to your tiling and floor. Add in towels and accessories in matching aqua tones to keep the look fresh and coordinated, going for silver fixtures and fittings for a modern and contemporary feel.

Adorn your home with sophisticated style by incorporating the morrison in duck egg, which showcases a contemporary, embellished design using silky thread for a glamourous silver shimmer, and in a majestic blue with stormy grey hues for a dramatic and eye-catching finish. Opt for a modern colour scheme in the bedroom by choosing dove grey walls as the base, and using matching duck eggs and slate greys in your soft furnishings and fabrics to bring out the hues in the duck egg.

An attractive blind that creates a middle-ground for the traditional and the contemporary, the morrison in rosso blends a gorgeous mix of burnt orange, charcoal grey, and off-white in a pretty and unique pattern. Hang the neat folds of the rosso against a burnt orange feature wall for a bright and bold yet warm and welcoming ambience in your dining room. Surround with classic furniture in polished medium woods and traditional shapes, as well as plush soft furnishings for comfort.

Cream and blue always makes for a striking pairing, and the pavillion in duckegg is no different. Intricate stitching creates a sectioned pattern interjected with rectangular shapes and the effect is both stylish and attractive. Use the duckegg to create a classic look in your living room. Keep creams and pale biscuits as the base colour scheme, using blues to accent throughout. Opt for plush fabrics for a luxurious feel, adding plenty of scatter cushions as well as wall art and ornaments.

In the morrison natural, a current and embellished design in silver-hued dove, slate, and charcoal greys, sits on a softer dusty background. The linen-look cloth with its silky thread hangs neatly into the flowing shape of the roman, giving a classical edge to this modern blind. Combine the contemporary pattern of the natural with similar arty fabrics and elegant stitchings to form a traditional style and, by continuing the stormy grey and charcoal hues in similarly toned fabrics, form a modish finish with soothing shades.

In a golden bronze, the shine in brown offers a gentle, appealing shimmer that catches the light beautifully. To allow flexible light and privacy, a sheer strip can be moved up and down between the pretty gold fabric, making for practicality as well as style. Use the brown to offset deep chocolate and coffee shades to create a feeling of luxury and opulence in your living room. Choose a gentle mocha tone for two of the walls, leaving those remaining in cream, and furnish with rich brown woods and golden accents.

For a silver that isn't a bold, modern metallic, go for the shine in grey, which displays a pale, shimmering tone that reflects the light and offers a subtle hint of glamour. The look is made streamlined by the hidden controls, which sit in the overhead rail cassette for usable functionality. Complement a bold navy colour scheme in the dining room by including the grey, which will look striking and impactful against a dark blue wall.

Dreamy and romantic, the shine in ivory is a delicate and airy blind, displaying a soft, light-catching shimmer for texture and character. The fabric itself is sturdy and durable, yet still retains a lightweight and touchable feel, forming the perfect balance of substance and style. The ivory will look simply stunning as a lighter accent to a modern monochrome scheme. Settle against a dark slate feature wall for maximum impact and furnish the room with modern black and white furniture, accenting with shimmering greys and silvers.

In subtle peachy cream, the vogue in beige is a soft and appealing blind, comprising of pliable, tightly stitched fabric and clear, see-through strips. All brackets and controls are concealed neatly in the overhead rail cassette, keeping the look clean and tidy. Pair the beige with pretty corals for a sweet and summery aesthetic in the living room. This 'peaches 'n' cream' look can be easily achieved by sticking to a base of cream and furnishing and accessorising with the coral tones, using them for throws, cushions, and wall hangings.

The subtle off-white of the vogue offers a clean and contemporary aesthetic without the starkness of pure white, making it ideal for those looking for a slightly softer or warmer feel. The fabric is smooth to the touch, making for a streamlined look and easy handling. Settle the cream amidst an autumnal colour scheme in the kitchen, pairing it with burnt oranges and fellow creams. Add plenty of bold, leafy patterns for depth and contrast, and include dark woods to enhance the feeling of warmth.