Refresh your home with a touch of modern style using the Litie Baltic Roman Blind, available exclusively from Blinds Artist. This blind features a crisp, cool blue colour, inspired by Nordic waters, adding a calm and contemporary feel to any room. It is ideal for those who want a relaxing yet stylish atmosphere.
The Litie Baltic shade works perfectly with neutral tones, wooden accents, and minimalist interiors. It is suited to bedrooms, bathrooms, kitchens, or living spaces with a coastal theme. Its soft texture and clean lines give a refined look while keeping the room feeling welcoming and peaceful.
Made from premium-quality fabric, the Litie Baltic Roman Blind not only looks attractive but also offers practical benefits. The Roman fold design forms neat pleats when raised and falls in smooth, elegant drapes when lowered. This allows you to control light and privacy with precision. The blind is simple to operate and easy to install, making it a practical choice for improving your home décor.
€ 115.26
Measure the exact area you want the blind to cover. To reduce light gaps, it is recommended that the blind overlaps the window recess by at least 70mm at the top and 50mm on each side.
The bottom overlap is optional, but remember to allow space for obstacles like radiators. Always use a metal tape measure, as cloth ones can stretch and give inaccurate results.
If you want the blind to sit inside the window recess, measure the full width and height of the recess. The manufacturer will make the necessary adjustments to ensure a perfect fit.
Measure in three places for both the width and the drop, and use the smallest measurement. Do not make your own deductions. A metal tape measure should always be used for accuracy.
Before starting, make sure you have all the parts included with your vertical blind.
Position the brackets about 5cm from the ends where the headrail will sit. If there are more than two brackets, space the remaining ones evenly along the length of the blind. Make sure the fixings are suitable for your wall or surface.
Hook the back of the headrail into the bracket, rotate it into position, and secure it by tightening the short screw at the front.
Mark the measurements carefully, allowing space for obstacles like window handles. Position the brackets around 10cm from the ends to ensure clearance. If there are more than two brackets, space the others evenly along the blind. Make sure fixings are suitable for the wall or surface.
Tilt the headrail and hook it into the bracket, then rotate until it clicks. To remove the headrail, press the bracket at the release point.
