Fabric styling without trailing curtains
Controls placed for access
Choose left or right chain operation to suit furniture and window position.
Fabrics seen in your light
Compare pattern, colour and weight in the room before placing the order.
Care considered early
Many fabrics are dry-cleanable, so appearance and upkeep can be weighed together.
Neat folds with a softer fabric finish
Roman blinds lower as a flat fabric panel and rise into layered folds. They suit rooms where the material, pattern and tailored appearance matter as much as everyday shading. Fabric weight affects how the folds sit, while colour and pattern can either blend with the room or give the window more presence. Lining also changes the body and light control of the finished blind. We bring the collection to your Newport property so you can hold fabrics beside the wall, furniture and window. Many choices are dry-cleanable, helping you consider upkeep before settling on the final design.
Allow room for the raised folds
A Roman blind keeps its folded fabric above the glass when raised, so we consider the available area and the view you want to retain. Measuring also covers the fitting position, frame and any nearby obstructions. The chain control can sit on the left or right, allowing it to avoid furniture and remain convenient to reach. We talk through pattern placement, fabric weight and lining before the blind is ordered. During fitting, we set the blind level, test the folds and operate the chain through its full travel. You then see how to raise and lower it without pulling unevenly.
Frequently asked questions
How much space does a raised Roman blind use?
The folded fabric remains at the top of the window when the blind is raised. The exact depth depends on the size and material. We assess the available space and explain how much glass may remain covered.
Can I choose which side the chain sits on?
Yes. The chain control can be positioned on the left or right. We look at furniture, window access and your preferred operating hand before recording the control side in the specification.
What should I consider when choosing Roman fabric?
Look at colour, pattern scale, material weight, lining and cleaning requirements. We bring samples to your room so you can judge them in its natural light and against the surfaces already in place.