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Blackout Roman Blinds

Create a darker, more restful space with bespoke blackout Roman blinds. Explore soft textures and decorative patterns with blackout fabrics or optional blackout lining, made to measure for a tailored finish.

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Why Choose Curtarra Blackout Roman Blinds?

  • Soft, Structured Folds: Enjoy a fabric-led look with neat folds when raised and a tailored panel when lowered.
  • Blackout Choices: Choose a blackout fabric or select the available blackout lining on eligible decorative styles.
  • Texture and Pattern: Explore linen-look finishes, velvet, stripes, florals, and checks without limiting your room to one look.
  • Made to Measure: Specify bespoke width and drop using the measuring guide for your chosen mounting style.
  • Options for Your Window: Review product-specific lift controls and front roll or compatible no-drill mounting versions.

FAQ

What are blackout Roman blinds?

Blackout Roman blinds are fabric window coverings that form structured folds when raised and use blackout fabric or a blackout lining for stronger light control. Some decorative fabrics in this collection need the optional blackout lining selected; their unlined fabric is not automatically blackout.

Will blackout Roman blinds make my room completely dark?

Not necessarily. A 100% blackout rating refers to light passing through the fabric or lining. Light can still enter around the sides, top, or bottom. Mounting position, window coverage, and other light sources affect the room’s overall darkness.

How do I choose the right fabric and lining?

Compare the decorative fabric’s texture, colour, and listed light-blocking rating. Gary and Todd list 100% light-blocking fabric; other eligible designs offer a separate blackout lining. White privacy or cotton lining is not the same as blackout lining. Confirm the selected configuration before ordering.

How do I measure and fit blackout Roman blinds?

Choose the product and mounting style first, then follow its measuring and fitting guides. An inside recess gives a recessed appearance but can leave edge gaps. Where compatible, an outside recess with suitable overlap or layered curtains can improve coverage. No-drill versions require a compatible frame and their own fitting method.

How should I care for blackout Roman blinds?

Gently remove surface dust with a soft duster or a vacuum’s soft brush attachment. Follow the care instructions for both the decorative fabric and lining before using water, steam, or cleaning products. Do not soak the shade, untie operating cords, or dismantle the lift mechanism.

Bespoke Blackout Roman Blinds for Restful Spaces

Bring the softness of fabric and the structure of tailored folds to rooms where light control matters. Curtarra’s bespoke blackout Roman blinds combine a decorative window treatment with blackout fabrics or an available blackout lining.

Explore Gary and Todd for fabrics listed as 100% light blocking, or personalise other eligible styles with a blackout lining. Compare linen-look textures, velvet, stripes, florals, and checked designs to suit your room. Decorative base fabrics have different light-blocking ratings, so select the blackout lining where required rather than assuming the unlined fabric is blackout.

Each shade is made to your chosen width and drop. Review the selected design’s lift controls and front roll or no-drill mounting options before ordering. No-drill mounting requires a compatible window frame; it does not describe the shade’s lift system.

Blackout performance refers to light passing through the fabric or lining. Installed blinds may still admit light around the edges. Follow the product-specific measuring guide, plan suitable coverage, and consider layered curtains when additional edge coverage is needed.

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How to Choose Lining Type for Roman Shades?

Having a hard time choosing the lining type for your Roman shades?  The best way to decide is to see them side by side. Order a swatch booklet of all linings...

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Before Placing Your Window Treatment Order

View the gallery for inspiration, order free swatches to feel the fabric, and use the measurement tool to get the size.