The Roman Blind Company

22/01/2026

Behind the scenes of a wider Roman blind 👀
This blind is 172.5 cm wide, but the fabric only comes 138 cm wide on the roll.
Instead of compromising the design, I centre the main width of the fabric and then add carefully pattern-matched panels to each side (around 17 cm per side in this case).
The result is a blind that looks completely seamless when finished — no obvious joins, no visual imbalance, just the pattern flowing exactly as it should.
This is one of those details you may never notice as a customer… but it’s where bespoke really earns its name ✂️🧵

17/01/2026

At the bottom corners of my Roman blinds, the fabric is mitred rather than simply folded back. This removes bulk and gives a flatter, more refined finish... The last picture shows both finishes.
I sell my bespoke blinds on Etsy
You can view example prices and customer reviews on my Etsy shop here:
https://www.etsy.com/shop/TheRomanBlindCompany
If you’d like to place an order, you’re very welcome to contact me directly — Facebook customers receive a 10% discount.
I’m always happy to advise on measuring, fabric choice, and any design questions.

17/01/2026

17/01/2026

These are a few of the projects I have finished recently.

You can view example prices and customer reviews on my Etsy shop here:
https://www.etsy.com/shop/TheRomanBlindCompany
If you’d like to place an order, you’re very welcome to contact me directly — Facebook customers receive a 10% discount.
I’m always happy to advise on measuring, fabric choice, and any design questions.

17/01/2026

This short video shows why a hand-sewn Roman blind makes such a difference to the finished piece. Hand-sewn blinds do cost more than machine-sewn ones, but I think you’ll agree the extra investment is worth it.

You can view example prices and customer reviews on my Etsy shop here:
https://www.etsy.com/shop/TheRomanBlindCompany
If you’d like to place an order, you’re very welcome to contact me directly — Facebook customers receive a 10% discount.
I’m always happy to advise on measuring, fabric choice, and any design questions.