blind mechanisms
eyelet blindThe eyelet blind uses the same mechanism as a roman blind, but has discreet, 3mm eyelets down the sides through which the pull cord runs in and out. Like a roman blind - it folds up, but instead of the folds lying in front of the base baton, the folds of an eyelet blind are evenly distributed to the back and front of the base baton. The eyelet blind is attached with velcro and can easily be removed for cleaning. Blinds are laminated with cream cotton.
roman blind
This classic blind design works beautifully in felt. The density and weight of the fabric create folds that really add to the sculptural quality of the blind.
The Roman blind is attached to our top quality mechanism with Velcro and can easily be removed for dry cleaning. Roman blinds come lined with natural cotton as standard but you can choose blackout lining if you wish. Some manual assistance may be required to ensure even folding at first. In time, however, the fabric gets the idea and will fold unassisted.
roll-up blind
The roll-up blind works in a similar way to Japanese reed blinds. Cords on either side of the blind make the blind roll upwards when pulled. Silver eyelets allow for the cord to come to the front of the blind and hide the mechanism.
All blinds are supplied with matching cord, cleat hooks and a wood pebble pull. Roll-up blinds are laminated with cream cotton for easy rolling.
roller blind
Simple and uncluttered, this practical blind solution looks great as a stand alone window treatment.
Mogwaii roller blinds are laminated with a cream cotton backing for trouble free rolling . All roller blinds come with a side chain mechanism and metal brackets that can be attached to the side, top or face of the recess or wall.
