Made-to-measure Roman blinds
Halfway between a curtain and a blind, the Roman blind combines the warmth of fabric with practical operation and a compact footprint.
A fabric blind that folds up elegantly
Also known as a Roman shade or fabric blind, the Roman blind consists of a fabric that rises in regular horizontal folds. It thus combines the softness of a curtain with the compact operation of a blind.
Made to measure, it can be used on its own or combined with curtains. The choice of fabric lets you play with transparency, privacy or blackout and adapt the blind to the style of the room.
Discover the various fabric collections and making-up options in our showroom in Ehlerange.
Why choose a Roman blind?
- Warm — Fabric brings softness and visual comfort to the window.
- Decorative — When raised, the fabric forms horizontal folds that play a full part in decorating the window.
- Compact — The fabric folds up horizontally and clears the window when raised.
- Made to measure — Dimensions, fabric, making-up and finishes are tailored to the window and the project.
- Customisable — Materials, colours, textures and patterns let you tailor the blind to your interior.
- Light & privacy — From semi-transparent to blackout, depending on the fabric chosen.
- Easy to combine — The Roman blind can be used on its own or combined with curtains to complete the window dressing.
- Different styles — Depending on the fabric and making-up, the look can be understated, contemporary, classic or more decorative.
- Versatile — It suits many rooms and adapts to different window formats.
- Functional solutions — Depending on the collection, some fabrics can meet acoustic, thermal, flame-retardant or antibacterial requirements.
Operation & installation
Operation: by chain, or battery-powered motor with remote control, depending on the system.
Fixing: to the wall or ceiling, depending on the configuration.
Ideal for: sitting rooms, living rooms, bedrooms, kitchens, offices and many other rooms.
Care & lining — Cleaning depends on the chosen fabric. A lining can be added depending on the model and the desired effect.
The Roman blind variants
The horizontal battens sit at the back of the Roman blind. They remain discreet when viewed from the front, with only the seams adding subtle structure to the fabric. This finish works particularly well with plain fabrics and creates a clean, understated look.
The horizontal battens are positioned on the front of the Roman blind, becoming a decorative feature in their own right. This construction also helps avoid a horizontal seam running through the fabric pattern.
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