Bring calm elegance into your room with the stylish Nora Sandstone Roman Blind, available only through Blinds Artist. With its soft sandy-beige colour and finely woven texture, this blind strikes the ideal balance between warmth and neutrality, making it perfect for creating a relaxed and modern setting.
The gentle Sandstone shade gives a natural sunlit warmth that works well with many colour schemes. Whether combined with bright whites, earthy browns, or sleek greys, it adds a welcoming finish to bedrooms, living rooms, kitchens, or offices. This is a versatile choice that looks equally at home in both modern and traditional interiors.
Made with top-quality fabric, the Nora Sandstone Roman Blind is not just attractive but also very practical. The Roman fold design creates neat pleats when lifted and a smooth, flowing drape when lowered. Its easy-to-use mechanism allows you to control light and privacy throughout the day with little effort.
€ 126.79
Tools You Will Need to Measure Vertical Blinds:
Tips for Accurate Measuring:
Measure the area where you want the blind to cover. To reduce light gaps, it is advised that the blind extends at least 70mm above the recess and 50mm at each side.
The lower overlap depends on your choice, but you should consider any obstacles such as radiators. Always use a steel tape measure rather than a cloth one, as fabric tapes can bend or stretch and cause incorrect results.
If you want the blind to fit inside the recess, measure the full width and drop of the space. The necessary deductions will be made to ensure a neat fit.
Measure in three places for both the width and the drop, and record the smallest sizes. Do not make deductions yourself as these are applied during production to give the best fit. Use a steel tape measure as cloth tapes may give false readings.
Make sure you have the following items included with your vertical blind:
Position the brackets around 5cm from each end of where the headrail will be fitted. If more than two brackets are supplied, place the extras evenly along the headrail. Ensure the fixings are suitable for the wall or surface.
To attach, hook the back of the headrail into the bracket, rotate it into position, and tighten the small screw at the front of the bracket to hold it securely.
Mark the positions carefully, leaving enough clearance for any handles that project into the recess. Place the brackets about 10cm from each end of the headrail position, as this ensures the blind clears window handles. If you have more than two brackets, fit them evenly across the rail. Always check the fixings are right for the surface.
Tilt and hook the headrail into the bracket, then rotate until it clicks firmly into place. To release the headrail, press the release point on the bracket.
