Compare Cream Roman Blinds

If you love light green shades but find limes a little overpowering for your home, the langden in linen could be the roman blind for you. The subtlest shade of mint green, melded with pure white, forms a retro-hippy, paisley-like pattern with a little colour and a lot of character. Give your home office a crisp, linen lift by surrounding this roman blind with white walls and smaller amounts of minty green.

Creamy white and lime green take centre stage in this cool, calm, and collected offering from the sayuri range. The linen's painted floral pattern is pretty and wistful, providing an attractively chic addition to any room. Create calming luxe to your family bathroom by adding the linen to a white suite with matching snow tiles, and including pops of matching lime throughout the room in items such as towels, bath mats, and ornaments.

Featuring a cool, neutral grey, with hints of beige, the knightsbridge in smoke offers a blank canvas for a number of decor and colour schemes. The linen-like fabric is lightweight, durable, and soft to the touch, making this blind both attractive and functional. Settle the beige mushroom smoke amidst soft, tonal blues to add a gentle neutral to tame the scheme. Together, the colours will form a coastal look, so add bleached woods and shabby chic furniture to complete the style.

Just like its soft, lightweight, and linen-feel fabric, the light cream shade of the knightsbridge cream is simple and versatile. The finely woven cloth is highly durable, and is made even more so by their polycotton sateen lining, which backs all of their romans. Team the cream with soft aquas and pale taupes for a light and airy atmosphere in your guest bedroom or home study. You'll appreciate the calming influence yet will still be able to add colour with turquoises and golds.

The sandy grey of the heritage sandstone provides a beautifully neutral base adorned with birds, flowers, and foliage in an attractive charcoal shade, with ice white detailing. These naturally toned hues mean that this is a versatile blind that will work as part of a number of dcor schemes. The sandstone would work wonderfully as part of a neutral hallway or upstairs landing, or even in the downstairs cloakroom or utility.

The gorgeous floral imagery of the finch toile buttercup sits beautifully next to the pretty bird illustrations, whilst the lemon and charcoal colouring is a stunning combination. With white detailing to offset the richer tones, the look is eye-catching and attractive. Bring an ethereal nature theme to your kitchen by using this fashionable colour scheme alongside the ultra-pretty buttercup as your main feature.

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 relaxed yet plush cloth used for the basketweave cream is both attractive and functional. The thick, chenille-esque material produces a warm and cosy blind, whilst the criss-cross weave gives off provides a deep and textured finish. Ideal for adding a neutral, tempering tone to a luxe dining room, this blind is best combined with stronger and bolder shades. Try it with a deep forest green, adding hits of lime for colour and modernity, or with a plum purple shade, accented by pretty lilacs.

On a sandy oatmeal base, the etched fern in sandstone displays intricately drawn florals in soft shades of white and charcoal, forming a delicate canvas of blossoms that will look pretty anywhere it's placed. Sit the sandstone against a deep chocolate feature wall, allowing the blind to offset the rich tone beautifully. Paint the remainder of the walls in a creamy white or barely there oatmeal, making for a cosy yet natural theme for a guest or master bedroom, or even a living room.

The unique xerxes ivory features an array of creatures in browns, biscuits, and teals, all on a patterned background of cream and matte gold. The look is absolutely inspired and, of course, unusual, so you can be sure of this attractive roman blind being a real conversation piece. Bring out the teal tone of the blind by making it your dining room's key colour. Go for a feature wall of teal, opting for creamy white on the rest of the walls.

A gently shimmering pale gold, emphasised by the satin-feel fabric, the windsor sandstone is a blind of class and elegance. The silky cloth works wonderfully as a roman blind, easily falling into folds, and complementing the gentle curves. Craft a look of understated glamour in your living room by grouping the sandstone with cream walls and soft furnishings, wood-look tongue and groove flooring, and brushed gold oddments and accessories.

A sweet and sumptuous blind, mixing contrasting feelings of purity and grandeur, the windsor ivory incorporates pale, luxurious white and blends it with a silky smooth, lightweight fabric, all falling together into the gentle curves of the roman style. Keep your bedroom light and airy, with a touch of luxe, by hanging the ivory amongst pale pink or mint green walls, and accenting throughout the room with a darker version of your chosen colour.

Form a contemporary look with the eye-catching pattern and alluring shades of the morrison in dove, where a grouping of slate and dove greys create a distinctive and imaginative print on a nimble and relaxed cloth for chic style with little effort. Combine the soothing tones of the dove with a similar base of subdued grey or white, accenting the striking print with alike designs and contrasting charcoal oddments.

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.

A softly cornered geometric-style arrangement takes centre stage in the grey and taupe soho dove, which incorporates a range of stitching patterns, both simple and complex, giving it a deep and interesting textured look to add character to its pale palette. Calm your home office by treating it to the tranquil orderliness of the dove, which will look simple yet striking against ivory white walls in a room flecked with furnishings and accessories in slate greys, stone whites, and metallic silvers.

The intricate, traditional patterning of the leonardo in dove is beautifully accentuated by the soft silver colouring. Ranging from barely there grey to gunmetal charcoal, the colour combination is just beautiful and, combined with the pretty stitching, makes quite a statement. Add the dove to your living room to create a truly luxurious look. Go for soft white walls and grey carpeting, and include silvery grey sofas and chairs.

Sleek and shimmering in soft silver, ivory white, and deep shades of grey, the highbury dove is a calm, gentle, and subtly glamorous blind. The heavily layered fabric is gently woven with careful stitching, and folds neatly into the soft, curving arches of the roman style. Opt for monochromatic chic in a contemporary guest bedroom by sitting the dove against matching ivory walls. Choose silver-lined grey bedlinen, incorporating the darker shades of slate and charcoal grey in accessories, frames, and ornaments.