Bring a soft touch of colour and elegance into your home with the Mersin Lilac Roman Blind, offered exclusively by Blinds Artist. With its gentle pastel lilac shade and finely woven texture, this blind gives a calm and modern finish that adds effortless beauty to any room.
The delicate lilac colour brings a sense of peace and refinement to bedrooms, lounges, nurseries, or dressing areas. Its soothing tones work well with both traditional and modern interiors and pair beautifully with whites, greys, silvers, or natural shades to create a light and airy atmosphere.
Made from high-quality fabric, the Mersin Lilac Roman Blind combines stylish looks with daily practicality. The Roman fold design forms neat, structured pleats when lifted and a smooth, graceful curtain effect when lowered. Its easy-to-use system allows you to adjust light and privacy with ease at any time of day.
€ 109.50
Do not mix up height and width when writing down your measurements, as this can cause the blind not to fit. If you are measuring more than one window, do not assume they are all the same. Measure each one separately and write the results clearly. Even small differences can change the way the blind fits.
Measure the full area you want the blind to cover. To reduce light leakage, the blind should overlap the recess by at least 70mm at the top and 50mm at both sides. How far it extends at the bottom is your choice, but keep in mind any obstacles such as radiators. Always use a steel tape measure, as cloth tapes can stretch or bend and give the wrong result.
Choose this option if you want the blind to fit inside the recess space. Measure the complete width and height of the recess (the full opening). Adjustments will then be made during production to ensure the blind fits properly.
Take three measurements for both width and drop, then use the smallest numbers. Do not make any deductions yourself, as these will be carried out for accuracy. Always use a steel measuring tape for the best results.
Please check that you have all the parts supplied with your vertical blind.
Extra equipment you will need for the process includes:
Fix the brackets about 5cm from both ends where the headrail will sit. If more than two brackets are included, space them evenly along the rail. Always check that the fixings are right for the wall or surface you are fitting them to.
Hook the back of the headrail into the bracket, rotate it into place, then tighten the small screw at the front of the bracket to hold it firmly.
Mark and measure the area carefully, leaving space for any window handles or fittings that project into the recess. Place the brackets roughly 10cm from each end of the headrail so that the blind clears the window handles. If more than two brackets are included, space them evenly across the rail. Make sure the fixings are correct for the surface you are attaching them to.
Tilt and hook the headrail into the bracket, then rotate until it clicks securely. To remove the headrail, press the release point on the bracket.
