Roman blinds give you the softness of fabric curtains in a neat, compact form. When raised, the fabric folds into even, horizontal pleats at the top of the window. When lowered, it lies flat and shows off the full texture of the fabric.
They are a refined choice for bedrooms, living rooms, home offices and hotel suites where you want a tailored look.
Why choose Roman blinds
- The warmth of fabric without full-length curtains
- A good fit for windows above sofas, beds, desks or kitchen counters
- Clean, tailored pleats that stack neatly when raised
- Can be made with a lining for extra privacy or darkness
Linings for light control
An unlined Roman blind lets soft light through. A standard lining adds privacy and protects the fabric from sun fading, and a blackout lining makes the room dark enough for sleeping.
Where Roman blinds work best
- Bedrooms and nurseries
- Living and dining rooms
- Home offices and studies
- Hotel suites and villas
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between Roman blinds and curtains?
Roman blinds move up and down and fold into pleats at the top of the window, so they take up less space. Curtains open sideways and usually run from ceiling to floor.
Can Roman blinds be blackout?
Yes. With a blackout lining, Roman blinds can make a room dark enough for sleeping.
Can I choose my own fabric?
We will help you choose a fabric that suits the room, your colour scheme and the level of light control you need.
How much do Roman blinds cost?
The price depends on the window size, fabric and lining. Send us your measurements for a quotation.
Request a quote
Send us your window sizes, a few photos of the space and the look you have in mind. We will recommend the right fabric and style for your space and prepare a quotation. You can also reach us at our office at Ayala Malls Manila Bay, Parañaque.
