Standard Roman Blinds are fabric window coverings that fold neatly into soft, horizontal pleats when raised and lay flat when lowered. They provide a polished, tailored look while offering excellent control over light and privacy. Perfect for both traditional and contemporary interiors, Roman blinds bring a refined touch to any space.

Roman blinds operate through a simple yet effective mechanism that raises and lowers the fabric in smooth, cascading folds. The design of Roman blinds ensures that the fabric folds evenly as it is raised. The folds can vary in style—flat for a sleek, modern look, or hobbled for a softer, more traditional appearance.

You can stop Roman blinds at any height, giving you precise control over the amount of light and privacy in the room. Lower them fully for complete coverage or raise them partially to allow natural light in while maintaining privacy.

Yes, Roman blinds can be mounted either inside or outside the window frame, depending on your preference and the depth of your window recess. Inside mounts offer a sleek, built-in look, while outside mounts can make windows appear larger.

Roman blinds can be used in bathrooms and kitchens, but it’s best to choose moisture-resistant fabrics or materials, such as polyester blends, to prevent mould and mildew in high-humidity areas.

Yes, depending on the fabric you choose, Roman blinds can offer complete privacy. Blackout or thicker fabrics are ideal for spaces like bedrooms and bathrooms, where privacy is essential.

Absolutely! Roman blinds can be paired with curtains to create a layered look, adding depth, style, and enhanced light control.

Yes, cordless and motorized Roman blinds are excellent child- and pet-safe options, eliminating the risk of entanglement.

Standard Roman Blinds are a widely known style of Roman blind that is made in stiffer fabric, similar to that of Roman Blinds. The fabric range is somewhat limited and quite sturdy. Decorative Roman Blinds, on the other hand,  are basically the same style of componentry and same style of blind, but can be made from any type of fabric used for drapery, so the fabric is softer and more in line with household drapery designs, prints, decorative styles etc. Decorative are often a lot more expensive due to the expensive fabric chosen, and they have different styles too – like a “Soft Roman”.