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Waterproof
100% waterproof fabric, ideal for kitchens and bathrooms!
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Palermo (Blackout), Dark Grey - 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
Meet Palermo Dark Grey: a new blackout roller blind that allows you to add a contemporary flourish of dark stone grey to your home in an instant. Add in the waterproof nature of the fabric and you have something that's versatile and stylish in equal measure.
The interesting thing about matching to such a dark shade is that it actually allows you to work in a variety of lighter, softer shades. Use it as a pivot around which the rest of your decor turns and you'll see exactly what we mean.
The interesting thing about matching to such a dark shade is that it actually allows you to work in a variety of lighter, softer shades. Use it as a pivot around which the rest of your decor turns and you'll see exactly what we mean.