Curtains and blinds
From venetian and pleated blinds to sheer curtains and motorised systems, every product is made to measure and installed by our own team.
Wooden blinds
The warmth of real wood with precise light control – a classic that suits living rooms, studies and villas alike.
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Aluminium blinds
Slim slats, a wide colour range and full moisture resistance make these the most practical blinds for offices and wet rooms.
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Pleated blinds
Folding like an accordion, pleated blinds control light on glazed balconies, large panes and custom-shaped windows without taking up space.
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Vertical blinds
Vertical slats control light on full-height glazing and sliding doors – durable, easy to clean and simple to use every day.
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Zebra blinds
Two layers of alternating sheer and solid stripes slide past each other, so one blind gives you soft daylight in the morning and privacy at night.
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Roller blinds
A single panel of fabric that rolls neatly onto a tube – clean-lined, space-saving and available in fabrics for almost any room.
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Blackout blinds
A fabric with a light-blocking coating that keeps a room dark even at midday – made for bedrooms, nurseries and hotel rooms where sleep matters.
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A fine mesh fabric that tames strong sunlight and screen glare while you keep looking out at the sea, the mountains or the city.
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Sheer curtains
Light, translucent voiles that soften the sun and give privacy by day without darkening the room – the finishing layer next to curtains or blinds.
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Curtains & drapes
Whether they simply frame the window or close right across it, lined curtains are the layer that gives a room its colour, texture and warmth.
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Double curtain systems
A light layer for the day and a heavy one for the night, on the same window and working independently – that is a double system.
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String curtains
Made of countless fine threads, a string curtain divides a space without closing it off – light and air pass through, and it moves when you walk by.
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Motorised curtains
Motorised tracks and blinds open and close at the touch of a button – the practical answer for tall, wide or hard-to-reach glazing.
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Curtain poles
A curtain pole is meant to be seen: a metal or wooden rod with finials at each end, carrying eyelet or ring-hung curtains as part of the room’s style.
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Sash curtains (briz)
A briz curtain is a light, gathered panel of fabric held on slim rods fixed straight onto the window or door sash, so it moves with the window whenever you open it.
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Roman blinds
A Roman blind draws up into neat horizontal folds rather than rolling, giving a window the soft, tailored look of fabric with the compactness of a blind.
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Silhouette shades
Soft fabric vanes float between two sheer layers and tilt like the slats of a venetian blind, so you steer the light while the window keeps the gentle look of a sheer.
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