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Easy to Fit
Simple installation inside or outside the recess with brackets that can be top-fixed or face-fixed.
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Kyoto Faux Silk, Greige - Roman Blind
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Customisable Controls
Luxury chrome chain as standard on a side of your choosing.
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Blackout Lining Available
Ideal for rooms where darkness is essential, with improved thermal properties when compared to our standard lining.
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Bonded Interlining Available
Upgrade to luxury: Get our energy-efficient, padded thermal lining. Enjoy quieter, darker rooms compared to standard or thermal options!
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No-Drill Install Available
Upgrade to our hassle and drill free, Twist&Fit mounting system to get it up in seconds! Saving time for the important things, with no DIY disaster.
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Style to make you smile
Brown and grey Roman blinds are very much in right now, not least of all because of how they invite you to weave in a variety of matching colours. Ideal when you want to treat your home to the inimitable stylings of Kyoto Faux Silk Greige with nothing but a few clicks.
Getting the balance right here is about opting for darker, heavier tones on your secondary surfaces to balance out more neutral shades on your primary surfaces. Think of it as a way to keep the same amount of ambient light in your space and you'll know what we mean.
Getting the balance right here is about opting for darker, heavier tones on your secondary surfaces to balance out more neutral shades on your primary surfaces. Think of it as a way to keep the same amount of ambient light in your space and you'll know what we mean.