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Waterproof
100% waterproof fabric, ideal for kitchens and bathrooms!
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Palermo (Blackout), Black - Vertical Blind
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Blackout
Light blocking material for a good night’s sleep!
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Easy to Clean
Low maintenance thanks to fabric you can wipe clean for blinds that stay looking good as new.
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Cruze Headrail Available
The Cruze headrail features a modern curved design, offering superior light control and smaller stacks when open compared to standard headrails.
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Style to make you smile
In terms of home décor, the colour black often gets misunderstood. Yet, far from being moody or gothic in nature, the Palermo (Blackout) Black makes a wonderful complementary accent to other, brighter shades, whilst still retaining the brilliant practicality that is so typical of the Palermo range.
Accent bold brights in the kitchen, such as yellows or limes, with the darkness of the Black, or set up a wholly monochromatic scheme in the home office by teaming with pure, bright whites and pale dove greys, letting the blind be your room's dominant feature.
Accent bold brights in the kitchen, such as yellows or limes, with the darkness of the Black, or set up a wholly monochromatic scheme in the home office by teaming with pure, bright whites and pale dove greys, letting the blind be your room's dominant feature.