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.

05/10/2025

Another lovely 5 star review from one of my Etsy customers. This blind is for their nursery

29/09/2025

These two small videos shows the difference in the two styles of blind available, the striped one is called ' standard or stacked' , this is where all the folds tuck in behind the top fold. The floral one is of a ' Cascade or waterfall' , this is where the folds are staggered evenly forming a waterfall effect

29/09/2025

This is just a little video to show how easy it is to fit your Roman blind. You can see from the clip, all you need to do is to fit the brackets , then click clack the blind into place.

25/09/2025

I have just finished this lovely blind for an Etsy client, the link to the fabric is below.
The blind is in the 'standard' design,

https://www.tinsmiths.co.uk/product/hampton-ticking-yellow/

Etsy Listing :
https://www.etsy.com/uk/listing/4361912102

16/09/2025

Hi all, sorry for my lack of posts, I had a health scare last year, but all better now. I have had a re-jig of my workroom, as I only make made to measure roman blinds I didn’t need my work table to be as big, I love it, so much more space. There is a little walk round video of how it all turned out.
I have also decided to only make clients own fabric Roman Blinds, main reason is there are 1000’s of different fabrics available and I can’t possibly stock them all, also, I am not able to lug about big rolls of fabric anymore. If you need some suggestions for fabric suppliers just get in touch, or let me know what you are looking for and I can point you in the right direction.
I mostly sell on Etsy now, below is a link to my listing,
https://www.etsy.com/uk/listing/4361912102/
If you would like a Made to Measure roman blind made in your own fabric, please get in touch, I can make them for 10% less than the price advertised on Etsy.
My email address is [email protected]
Whatsapp is 07473254939
I’ve also listed a few interlined door curtains that I made to use up some fabric I had in my stash.
https://www.etsy.com/uk/shop/TheRomanBlindCompany
Anyway, as you can probably tell, I am pretty amateur when it comes to social media, but I am trying to improve, so hopefully I will keep this page more up to date with pics of finished products etc.