Just finishing off a blind that’s nearly as big as my table. The Roman blind system uses a 1:4 ratio on the chain to make even a large bind easy to raise and lower as well as incorporating the latest child safety features. The fabric, ‘Rainfall Mineral’ in the ‘Roof Garden’ collection by Studio G, is a lovely fresh blue and will be brightening up a little girls bedroom in Appleford Oxfordshire as soon as we are able to fit …… 😯
This beautiful Romo Floris Benito stripe fabric will add a flash of colour to any interior…
Looking great in situ against the warmth of the leather sofa…
This wonderful apex room had a fabulous large window which is softened beautifully with the Ado voile and is framed perfectly by the soft blue patterned fabric bringing the garden view outside in
Attention to detail - a side return to cover the system lifts this blind to another level
The 80mm wave gives lovely uniform waves for a contemporary look
Two matching Romans in the lounge. The fabric has rich purples, soft pinks and lush greens
Roman blinds work well in dorms windows keeping the look clean and contemporary
Lush tropical look fabric makes this reading nook on the landing a really cosy place to be
This fabric was my customer Paula’s own. She had acquired it some time ago and was just waiting for the perfect place to use it. Now that she has moved into her new house in Cholsey it would work perfectly at the kitchen window! 💗
Lovely deckchair striped fabric for a kitchen Roman blind
Office curtains
Walcot House ceiling fix pole with a double pleat headed curtains
I love the floral medallion pattern of this Manuel Canovas fabric. It’s. a lovely shade of pink too!
The waterfall effect works really well with the pattern
You can really see the pattern well when the blind is down
Roman Blind in William Yeoward - Vignatella Denim
This was the second half of a project for a lovely couple in Cholsey. They chose a Laura Ashley fabric - Elmley Steel for the Roman blind & a more contemporary double pleat heading for the curtains
Tricky pattern matching at the seams…
Laura Ashley pole
This bedroom has a beautiful view from the apex bedroom window which had been undressed for some years. The customer decided they wanted curtains but were worried about losing too much of the view. We therefore went for four curtains, rather than two, and I think it works really well.
The pale dusty pink washed linen gives a softer more informal effect…..with slight puddling on the floor adding interest.
The customer chose unusual bumble bee holdbacks in a dark bronze metal - a lovely touch of individuality 🐝
Beautifully framed apex window
Light frothy tiebacks
Single curtain swept to one side
Bumble bee hold backs
This main bedroom was a recently completed project with Philippa of ‘Flippa Interiors’.
The clients apartment was a penthouse in Henley on Thames with amazing views over the river and town. We had motorised Silent Gliss Wave tracks for the curtains with hand drawn wave tracks for the sheers. I used Casamance fabrics for the bed throw & cushions - throw in Safflower & cushions are Bellagio violet. The bespoke oversized burgundy velvet headboard was made by David Admans at Catherine Charles
I’ll post more pics of the whole apartment shortly when Photographs of the whole apartment are taken
The Cross’s in Harcourt Hill Oxfordshire needed curtains for their newly built extension. With windows on two sides of the room there was plenty of light. They wanted to keep the window dressings light and airy…nothing too heavy and didn’t want the more structured look that adding blackout lining would have given.
We kept it simple with a double pinch pleat heading and white linings and only went to just past the sill as there was furniture beneath both windows.
We used a sleek gloss white Silent Gliss Metropole with wave heading to give beautifully uniformed pleats.
This job was for a wonderful young couple in their new 3 bedroom detached house in Cholsey.. Laura’s choice of the blue peacock and duck egg linen fabrics from Laura Ashley gives a cool contemporary feel to the upstairs bedrooms.
Josette fabric by Laura Ashley rap £36 pm
Carefully pattern matched side returns give a streamlined look to the Roman blind
Belvedere Midnight rap £36pm by Laura Ashley
These beautiful wooden poles are from Byron & Byron and are available from us here at Andrea Fabric. The designs are French….regal even, but the colours give them that contemporary feel making them perfect for a classic or cool contemporary scheme.
i think they look FAB against the black background 🖤🖤🖤
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This was a charming flat on the Fairmile development in Cholsey. The couple who own it wanted to dress the rather impressive and large windows with smart fabrics giving a light contemporary touch.
Beautifully pleated to pattern cartridge headed curtains. The fabric is Clarke & Clarke - Bowood Chambray rap £48pm
Cushion and seat pad fabric is Robert Allen - Opal Creek Silver rap £67pm
Tiebacks are Marrakesh - Aubergine
Roman Blinds set inside the recess keep this window looking fresh and uncluttered
The extra large windows allow the blind to sit high within the recess allowing the light to flood in
Roman Blind in Clark & Clark Bowood Chambray
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This was the first room that the family completely re-decorated. The rest of the house to follow
Wave headed curtains on a corded oak Walcot House pole
Framing the French doors perfectly
Geometric pattern works really well on the roman blind
Distance is no object!
This was a fabulous old schoolhouse perched on a hill overlooking an estuary
The ‘chapel room’ had been recently decorated and I was asked to add the curtains without loosing too much of the view
sadly my images don’t show the beautiful sea view
Full length with the stack able to be placed on the left of the door leaving the view fully visible
Difficult bay window - shorter curtains so as not to cover the radiator
Piped cushions
Pleated to pattern
We moved into our house at Fairmile coming up for 6 years ago. It’s in a converted Victorian Asylum.... so very characterful. The developers hadn’t put any tiling behind the sink so it was always our intention to get round to it ourselves.
We didn’t want to spend a lot, as we still have lots of plans for future improvements, so believe it or not these tiles were real budget end!
They’re Lampas in peacock blue and they’re from Topps Tiles… Apparently they’re the star tile for this year! I suppose this could mean they are common, but I don’t care I really love them.
we did a random pattern mix of plain & patterned for added interest & texture
They also compliment perfectly the Farrow & Ball ‘Vardo’ painted walls.
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These plantation style shutters make a stunning statement at this apex window letting light in beautifully whilst still offering privacy.
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