A fabric panel that folds into clean horizontal pleats as it raises and falls flat when drawn. The look of a curtain, the operation of a blind. Sized for HDB rooms where the wall is too shallow to take a full drape.
A fabric panel mounted at the head of the window with horizontal rod-pockets sewn into the back. Raise it and the fabric folds into clean pleats that stack at the top.
Romans give a room the warmth of a curtain in roughly half the depth. Useful in HDB rooms where the wall in front of the window is shallow, and in condo bedrooms where you do not want a full curtain stacking to the side of the headboard.
Two main styles. Flat-fold Romans give cleaner, contemporary lines. Hobbled Romans (also called teardrop) keep permanent folds for a softer, more traditional look. Linings range from unlined to dim-out to full blackout, picked per room.
Roman blinds can exude an air of elegance and sophistication, easily becoming the focal point of any room. Upgrade your home in Singapore by choosing roman blinds that look classy but are also easy on your budget.
Roman blinds combine the stylish appeal of curtains and draperies with the functionality and convenient control of blinds. They are perfect for situations where curtains may not be feasible – such as for windows without a floor-to-ceiling length or if you have a piece of furniture in the way. Like curtains, there is also a wide selection of fabrics to fabricate your roman blinds. These blinds are especially great for small spaces because they do not detract from the windows or light and are easy on the eye without looking particularly heavy.
Given the relaxed and inviting nature of roman blinds, this furnishing option is best suited for areas where they can become the centrepiece and elevate the atmosphere to create a lush and comfortable look. If luxury is what you are looking for in your blinds, choose roman blinds by The Curtain Expert. We offer the finest selection of premium roman blinds in Singapore, where you can definitely find something to suit your interior. Our staff are dedicated to helping you find the perfect window drapes for your home. Speak to our friendly curtains experts today to find out more.
Here are some of the use cases of Roman Blinds and its benefits for home owners.
HDB bedrooms with windows close to a side wall do not have room for a curtain to stack. A Roman folds straight up and stays inside the window recess, giving the fabric look without the side-stack eating wardrobe access.
Some living rooms want the softness of fabric but not the formality of full curtains. A Roman across a single window adds texture and colour without committing the room to a heavy drape on a 4m track.
Cafes, boutique hotels, and showrooms use Romans for the soft, upholstered look. The lined variant gives privacy and dim-out for back-of-house areas without the bulk of full curtains.
A Roman in a linen-blend face fabric reads calmer than a roller and softer than a Venetian. It suits a single window above a desk or a built-in bench seat where the look matters more than fast operation.
What each does well, so you can pick without second-guessing.
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Yes, with a blackout lining. The face fabric gives the warmth of a curtain; the blackout backing gets the light block. Edges still leak some light, less than a roller, more than a properly sealed curtain.
Up to about 2.4m on a single panel. Wider windows take two Romans side-by-side, which reads well on windows split by a mullion.
Yes. Battery and hard-wired options are both available. The motor sits in the head-rail and pulls the lift cords through internal pulleys.
Typical lead time is 2 to 4 weeks. Lined Romans take longer than unlined because of the additional sewing pass.