Pop Blackout Terracotta Roller Blind

Double Pinch Pleat

Fabric is gathered into small groups of three which are then sewn together. By gathering together the fabric in such a way, more fabric is used and a fuller curtain created. This classic and luxurious look is suitable for both poles and tracks.

Wave Pleat

The wave pleat header is designed to give your curtains a rich, full appearance while adding volume and an elegant drape to your windows. This sleek header style works with a slimline track, saving space compared to traditional poles, making it an ideal choice for those seeking style without compromising on space. (Track sold separately. Note: Our wave pleat curtain heading is spaced at 60mm, so please ensure your curtain track is equipped with 60mm gliders.)

Eyelet

Metal rings are tailored into your curtains which then slide over a curtain pole, the resulting drape creates a beautiful wave look. This heading comes with a choice of eyelet sizes and finishes: the 40mm options pair with curtain poles up to 30mm in diameter and the 66mm fit up to 55mm poles.

Designer

Our Designer option includes a range of personalisation choices to suit your décor, with customisable headrail, bottom bar, and chain colours. For some roller blind styles, you can also select your preferred fabric direction. Reverse roll hides the roll when the blind is down but positions the fabric slightly further from the window, which may allow a little more light around the edges when fitted inside the recess. Standard roll keeps the fabric closer to the window, reducing light bleed, but leaves the roll visible at all times. If no fabric direction option is shown, reverse roll will be provided as standard. For maximum blackout performance—especially in bedrooms—our fabric experts recommend fitting the blind outside the window recess using the 'exact' measurement option and standard fabric direction (if available). This helps to block out as much light as possible.

Designer No Drill

Our Designer No Drill option offers stylish personalisation, including your choice of headrail, bottom bar, and chain colour. For the best fit and finish, the blind should be installed with the fabric rolling from the rear (reverse roll). Fitted within the recess, this may allow a small amount of light to bleed around the edges. Whichever combination you choose, you’ll enjoy sleek, hassle-free installation—no drills or screws required!

Platinum

Our Platinum range delivers premium style and performance. Personalise your blind with a choice of headrails, coordinated bottom bars, and custom chain colours for a refined look. For some roller blind styles, you can also select your preferred fabric direction. Reverse roll hides the roll when the blind is down but positions the fabric slightly further away from the window, which may allow a little more light around the edges when fitted inside the recess. Standard roll keeps the fabric closer to the window, reducing light bleed, but leaves the roll visible at all times. If no fabric direction option is shown, reverse roll will be provided as standard. For maximum blackout performance—especially in bedrooms—our fabric experts recommend fitting the blind outside the window recess using the 'exact' measurement option and standard fabric direction (if available). This helps to block out as much light as possible.