Compare Roman Blinds

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.

Gold and silver combined will always make for glamorous look and the pavillion ochre brings a sense of gentle sophistication wherever it goes. The intricate stitching of the eye-catching pattern blends the two shades to create a beautifully stylish roman blind. The ochre would look just gorgeous in the living room, where surrounding it with rich cream walls and sofas will allow it to stand out. Add throws and scatter cushions in gold and silver tones, and go for medium woods throughout for contrast.