Compare Roman Blinds

Gorgeous in soft, vintage gold, the windsor latte is reminiscent of creamy coffee or warm, sticky caramel, making it a delectable and attractive blind. Texture is added to the silky soft fabric using slightly raised ribbing scattered occasionally across its surface. Set the latte against a bold cornflower blue, using it as both a tempering neutral and an highlighting accent to make the blue truly pop.

Caracus south pacific is the perfect compliment to the contemporary home that you've been searching for. As you sit back and take in the sketched style of printing, you come to appreciate the subtlety that goes into bringing such a minimalist design to life. When you combine your new favourite fabric with some matching greens and blues you'll be able to create a style synergy that will instantly have you at ease.

If one colour spells luxury, it has to be purple. So combined with the plush fabric of the kent collection, the deep berry shade of the mulberry creates a warmth and cosiness that just cannot be matched. Create a homely yet romantic feel in the living room, blending the mulberry with cream walls, dark wooden floorboards, and brushed gold finishings. Keep sofas and chairs in either purple or cream, with cushions in opposing colours, incorporating a pretty pattern if you can.

The autumn country tones of the paradise in auburn are pretty and understated, displaying an array of wispy florals and foliage across a white base. With pinks, greens, and yellows included in the palette, this is a subtly colourful piece that will work in a variety of dcor schemes. Team the auburn with apple greens in the kitchen, where some chalk paint will make over your units, and creamy walls will offset the green beautifully.

A neutral mixture of soft white, hushed taupe, and creamy oatmeal, the kasian natural showcases a contemporary abstract pattern that's sure to fit in anywhere. The attractive fabric, complemented by high quality fixtures, looks like it was made for those soft roman folds. Allow the natural to temper a room filled with deep chocolate tones, perhaps even against a brown feature wall, where it will offset the tones perfectly.

The subtle latte brown and dove grey colour palette of the guarda stripe in grey is versatile enough to work in most dcor schemes, whilst the off-white background and occasional jet black stripe offset the colours perfectly. Use the grey to create a strong, moody style in a den or study. Embrace the colour scheme and opt for grey walls and black and white accessories, using the odd light wood to bring out the unusual tan tone in the blind.

Blending soft latte with a pretty cornflower blue, all on a white base, the guarda stripe in cornflower has a laid-back feel about it that would lend itself to a nautical theme or casually worn look in a home. Shabby chic your living room by including the cornflower and surrounding it with worn woods, vintage finds, and antique furniture. Go for natural floorboards and pale blue walls, accessorising throughout with varying shades of sky and sea blue.

A contemporary blue and grey combo, the guarda stripe in indigo offers roughly painted stripes on a white background, giving an artistic look and feel to this roman blind. The cotton fabric sits neatly into roman folds, and you'll find it simple and easy to use. The indigo would make the ideal addition to a child's or teenager's bedroom, where soft grey walls will provide the perfect base for bolder blue tones in the form of wall art, toys, and ornaments.

Welcome the natural shades of the outdoors into your home by including the garden-themed botanica in eau de nil, a subtle blind in dark, neutral oatmeal and toned with plant-life in soft browns and delicate aquas to add life and colour. Make the conservatory a peaceful little haven by theming it with the garden over which it lookds. Opt for wooden floors, as light as you like, and plenty of mixed fabrics, such as linens, voiles, and wools, in natural tones of bark and teal.

Muted grape purple and softened charcoal grey make the perfect colour combination for this roman blind from the como range, and sit prettily against the soft cream background. The watercolour look of these gorgeous blossoms only add to the delicate look of the piece. Give your living room a purple-toned makeover by going all out and hanging the grape against a matching purple feature wall. The look will be striking and unmissable, yet tempered by the fragility of the florals and the gentle tone of the cream background.

Gorgeous cornflower blue gives this pretty roman blind from the como range its completely apt name. The rich cream background and grey-taupe foliage offset the delicate blue shade perfectly, giving the blind a soft yet refreshing look. The cornflower would be right at home in the bathroom, against white, cream, or pale aqua walls, a white bathroom suite, and white or patterned tiling. Make this shade of blue your colour of choice when it comes to towels and accessories for a prettily coordinated feel.

Luscious in lime, the kent kiwi mixes a light, appetising hue with a deep pile fabric with a gorgeous chenille feel. The thick yet lightweight cloth, lined with a protective polycotton sateen, folds neatly into gentle drapes to form a perfect roman blind. Add a calming softness to the spare bedroom by centring your decor around the kiwi. Keep things light and airy by sticking to white walls and white and lime bedlinen and cushions.

Blending bold cherry red with candy red and dove grey, and placing them on a creamy white background, the guarda stripe cherry is a bright and eye-catching roman blind with plenty of colour and character. Pair with a modern red kitchen fit, opting for white walls and red units. Choose lighter woods for a contemporary look, and accessorise throughout the room with various shades of red, charcoal, and dove grey.

The monochrome look of the como in grey gives this pretty range of roman blinds a whole new dimension. The off-white background provides the perfect base for the soft charcoal of the floral imagery, with the delicate watercolour look standing out beautifully. If monochrome is your thing, add the grey to a pale grey or deep charcoal wall to provide light relief, keeping all furniture, soft furnishings, and ornaments to black, grey, and white shades.

Aptly named, the como in ochre offers pretty blossoms in ochre, mustard, and lemon yellows, accompanied by foliage in a soft mid-grey tone. The cream background provides an attractive contrast and the look is one of sunny cheer. Yellow and grey makes an ideal colour combination for a calming office or home study, so settle the ochre against a palest grey walls, opting for contemporary furniture with clean, straight lines.

A rich forest green, the kent green combines indoor luxury with outdoor hues. The deep feel and soft texture of the chenille-like cloth adds a gentle shimmer to this dark colour as the light hits it from different directions. Combined with the sumptuous layers of the roman blind style, this is a plush piece indeed. Dress your dining room in old-fashioned splendour by blending the green amongst patterned wallpaper, dark mahogany furniture, and cream accents.

The amelie in primrose incorporates a delightfully cheerful lemon yellow and a range of wild leafy greens, anchored to a hessian-style background in oatmeal. The end result is a wild country chic, tempered only by the structured cut of the gorgeous roman style. Ditch the traditional turquoise and go for a balmy lemon colour scheme in your bathroom instead. Plump for rustic wooden floors, a roll-top bath, and yellow and cream tiling, choosing towels and bathmats in chalky sage.

For a wild but sweet theme, in a home of any age, add the briarfield in blossom, a cream fabric adorned with pretty butterflies in vintage pinks and mint greens. The look is simple yet effective, the dainty illustrations providing colour and depth to a beautifully blank canvas. Offset the graceful design of the blossom by setting it against a pale mint base, adding depth and continuity with throws, cushions, and wall art in creams and dusky pinks.

With its military connotations, the colour navy is a force to be reckoned with. The classic kent fabric, with its plush, chenille texture, adds a softness and sense of cosiness to the colour, resulting in a stylish and appealing blind. Settle the navy against white or cream walls in the living room or master bedroom, matching it to other, differently textured fabrics throughout the room. Accent with a rich, saffron yellow to make the navy truly pop, and you have yourself an attractive, on-trend colour scheme.

For a contemporary design, with a classical finish, try the kent black. Softly stitched texturing gives it a relaxed and cosy feel, whilst the jet black shade offers a stark modern edge. The fabric falls beautifully into the soft curves of the blind, forming a look of character and depth. Modern style can be just as luxurious as traditional, so create a sumptuous monochrome mode in the living room by teaming the black with soft white walls, dove grey furnishings, and silver finishings.

A summery combination of ochre yellow, sunny lemon, and soft dove grey, the stripes of the guarda stripe in ochre sit casually on a creamy white background and the outcome is soft and appealing, perfect for the modern home. Brighten up your kitchen by teaming the ochre with cream units and yellow walls. Choose appliances, utensils, and tea towels in matching greys and yellows, and keep wooden furniture light and contemporary.

For sophisticated luxury, folded softly and neatly into the romantic drapes of a roman blind, choose the kent range. And, with its cool blue hue, the duck egg brings an extra luxe to the mix. The pretty blue of the duck egg typically works with neutral tones, such as taupes, golds, and fawns, creating an opulent, yet delicately understated, colour scheme that would look simply irresistible in a living room, dining room, or bedroom, whether in a period or contemporary home.

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.

The light mauve and apple green of the corsica mauve are a summer dream come true, with a pretty pattern of florals and foliage interwoven with each other across a soft white canvas. The look will work as part of either a contemporary or traditional dcor scheme. Use the mauve to add some gentle colour to your bathroom, where it will look stunning against a white bathroom suite and tiling. Accent with towels and accessories in matching greens and lilacs.

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.