Style notes

What Fern is like, and where it works

Fern is a plain roller blind fabric in an understated grey. The soft, slightly stippled texture gives it more depth than a flat colour, and it works well as a quiet backdrop for busier rooms. Shown here fitted across a run of tall conservatory windows and doors.

A plain, softly textured fabric in a warm putty-grey tone, with a subtle mottled weave that reads as smooth from a distance and gently textured up close.

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Ideas for your home

• Made-to-measure roller blinds for a conservatory or garden room

  Suits a run of tall windows and glazed doors where you want a consistent, neutral backdrop that lets colourful furniture and plants stand out.

  The plain grey tone works quietly across multiple window shapes without competing with the view or the room's colour.

  Try it in Smoke

• Made-to-measure roller blinds for a home office

  Suits a plain-walled study or study nook with wood or laminate flooring, where a clean, unpatterned blind keeps the focus on the desk and shelving.

  A flat neutral colour gives a settled, distraction-free backdrop for a working room.

  Try it in White

• Made-to-measure roller blinds for a bay window living room

  Suits a bay window with painted white woodwork, where a set of matching blinds across each pane keeps the sightline tidy.

  Being tagged for bay windows, Fern is well suited to fitting neatly across several panes in one continuous colour.

  Try it in Smoke

• Available in Smoke and White, both plain, unpatterned colourways.
• Tagged for bay windows, so it can be fitted as a set across multiple panes.
• An advisor measures and fits at home, so the fabric can be checked against existing woodwork and flooring before ordering.