Compare Red Roller Blinds

Trinity (blackout) poppy red is a colour that evokes memories, passion, and plenty of amazing new ideas. It's all about taking the time to fall in love with your decor, and not being afraid to try something new. The gentle weave sits in the background, but it's the homely red that really catches the eye. Matching to trinity (blackout) poppy red is all about taking the time to get the balance right.

In cosy, eye-catching red, the roma scarlet is no wallflower. As rich in quality as it is in colour, this blind is a must-have for red enthusiasts looking for a durable window covering for their home. Use the scarlet to offset rich cream walls for a cosy look in the living room. Add natural beiges, fellow reds, and even more cream to keep the look simple yet effective, and be sure to add plenty of wood for a wonderfully homely feel.

In perfect purple, the roma in persian pastel is a simple yet unusual blind. A distinctive choice of colour, purple is usually seen in deep, eye-catching shades, yet this has a more understated look to it that might appeal even to those who aren't usually purple enthusiasts. Team the persian pastel with pale dove greys and keep the look simple yet attractive. Include stripes or checks for a contemporary look, or pretty florals for a more elegant and traditional style.

Our saphira berry fabric gives you a touch of natural inspiration, married in perfect harmony to a selection of lively colours that will bring any space to life. It's all about losing yourself in the moment, and standing back to admire the artisan skill that goes into creating it. If you want to build a theme around berry, you need to allow yourself to get creative with your use of little pockets of colour.

Anthology fired earth is a rich symphony of terracotta reds and calming whites that catches your eye the moment you walk in the room. The intricacy is what brings the fabric to life, and it's what will enable you to weave in half a dozen matching textures without crowding your space. We love the idea of using fired earth in the kitchen alongside some matching tiling and worktops. You could then paint the units a light graphite grey for a natural colour match you won't see anywhere else.

Fired earth is more than a blackout blind that allows you to drift off the moment your head hits the pillow. It's a symphony of exotic hues that holds the keys to unlocking the full potential of your interiors. The reds and oranges are finely tempered by the strands of white that intricately weave their way through the fabric. Combine fired earth with some terracotta whenever the option presents itself and you won't be disappointed.