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A blind that rolls up, simple and modern

A roller blind consists of a fabric that rolls up around a tube positioned above the window. Compact and discreet, it suits many configurations and can be made with different levels of transparency.

From the classic model to double-fabric solutions such as Twist® or Silhouette® sheers, different designs let you control light, privacy and the decorative effect.


Why choose a roller blind?

Everyday benefits

  Compact design — The fabric rolls up above the window, leaving most of the glazing unobstructed.

  Light and privacy — From sheer to blackout fabrics, choose the level of light and privacy that suits the room.

  Sun protection — Screen fabrics help reduce glare and solar heat gain while, depending on the fabric, retaining some outward visibility.

  Simple and discreet — Clean lines suit a wide range of interior styles.

  Easy to operate — Choose manual or motorised operation to suit the system and your preferred level of convenience.

  Versatile — Suitable for many rooms, both at home and in professional spaces.

  Customisable — Choose from fabrics, colours, patterns and finishes to complement your interior.

Technical features

  Different opacity levels — Sheer, semi-transparent, opaque or blackout fabrics, depending on the collection.

  Screen fabrics — Technical fabrics designed for sun protection and glare control.

  Choice of operation — Chain-operated or motorised, depending on the system.

  Motorisation — Wired, battery-powered or remote-controlled options, depending on the model.

  Flexible installation — Wall or ceiling mounting, depending on the layout.

  Profiles and cassettes — Different finishes are available to suit the system and the project.

  Made to measure — Dimensions, fabric and configuration tailored to each window.


The different types

Classic roller blind
Classic roller blinds

Minimalist and versatile, the classic roller blind consists of a fabric that rolls up onto a tube, with or without a cassette. It suits many rooms and is available in a wide choice of fabrics.

Choosing the right fabricComputer screens - A screen fabric can help control glare while retaining a degree of transparency. Blackout - Side channels limit light leaking in at the sides.
Mounting
  • ceiling
  • wall
Ideal for
  • minimalist and understated décor
  • offices, conservatories, nurseries, function rooms, meeting rooms
  • blackout solutions (with side rails)
Features
  • large widths possible
  • with or without guides

Twist double roller blind
Double roller blinds / Twist®

The Twist® double roller blind combines two layers of fabric with alternating sheer and opaque stripes. Shifting them relative to each other lets you gradually adjust light and privacy.

Mounting
  • ceiling
  • wall
Ideal for
  • living and dining rooms
  • office
  • kitchen
Features

with or without an aluminium cassette at the top

Silhouette Venetian-style sheer shade
Silhouette®

Silhouette® combines translucent sheers with adjustable vanes. This design lets you control light and privacy while keeping a light, textile look.

AmbienceA textile alternative to the traditional Venetian blind, with a softer look.
Mounting
  • ceiling
  • wall
Ideal for
  • living area
  • dining room
  • walk-in wardrobe
  • bathroom
Features

with or without a cassette at the top


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Your questions about roller blinds

For a workstation with a screen, a screen fabric can help reduce glare while retaining a degree of transparency.
Yes. Depending on the level of blackout required, a blackout fabric can be combined with side channels to further reduce light leakage.
A classic blind uses a single fabric that rolls up. The Twist® combines two layers with sheer and opaque stripes, which can be offset to adjust light and privacy more gradually.
Yes. Depending on the model, the blind can be operated by a wired motor, a battery-powered motor or by remote control.