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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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Morton, Chintz - Roman Blind
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Customisable Controls
Luxury chrome chain as standard on a side of your choosing.
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Thermal Lining Available
Helps to keep rooms warm in the winter and cool in summer, with extra added room darkening properties when compared to our standard lining.
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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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Style to make you smile
We fell in love with Morton Chintz floral Roman blinds because of the way in which the pinks and purples sit above the brown as it grounds the rest of the fabric. It's a true natural flourish of floral wonder, all displayed with pride on a lightweight and durable fabric.
Matching to Morton Chintz is about choosing which of the four main colours you want to match to. If it were up to us, we'd take the blue as the primary and the pink as the secondary. That way the dark purples and browns can have their moment and then fade out.
Matching to Morton Chintz is about choosing which of the four main colours you want to match to. If it were up to us, we'd take the blue as the primary and the pink as the secondary. That way the dark purples and browns can have their moment and then fade out.