Compare Forest Roman Blinds

Include the distinctive and unique devonshire in forrest within your home for an eye-catching blind that offers appealing colour. Featuring a subtle blend of mint and lagoon greens, with just the tiniest hint of blue, this blind adds an opulent finish to a relaxed and graceful cloth. Layer the forrest with similarly textured fabrics for a rich and captivating window display in your guest bedroom, incorporating layers of linen in harmonising hues for contrasting textures and utmost sophistication.

In the gorgeously rich rainforest lagoon, birds, animals, flowers, and leaves sit proudly on what can only be described as a jungle green base, which allows the other colours to pop in a delightfully bold manner. Do your kids love all kinds of creatures, big and small? Then they might just fall in love with the lagoon. It would, after all, make the perfect addition to a rainforest-themed bedroom or playroom, and offers a whole host of wonderful colours to choose from when it comes to decorating the rest of the room.

Using a contemporary colour scheme of black and yellow, the forest leaves noir displays a foliage display of patterned leaves, featuring stripes, spots, and more. The white background offsets the bold hues perfectly, allowing them to stand out loud and proud. Team the noir with pale grey walls - or pale lemon if you can't resist colour - and go for monochrome prints on the walls for a sleek and sophisticated look.

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.

Aptly named, the oasis forest is a stunning collection of green foliage imagery, with ferns, leaves, and the occasional floral sitting resplendent in apple, forest, and teal greens. The blind has an abstract feel to it that gives it a contemporary yet artistic look. Hang the forest in a nature-themed room amidst fellow greens and turquoises, tempered with off-whites for balance. Contemporary furniture will work well, as will natural wickers and woods.