Audinio tipas

Custom-made Roman blinds from kryžius materials will be slightly translucent. The fabrics are characterised by a thicker weave and visible thicker threads, adding a decorative character to the overall design. The colour scheme is maintained in various shades of grey. This colour has the ability to blend with different interiors; from those in light colours with visible pastel elements to rooms decorated in darker tones.

genijus materials are transparent, akin to those used for curtains. The fabrics are soft and delicate. When lowered, the Roman blind material will shade the room while it is still filled with natural light. When raised, the fabric forms decorative folds. The colour scheme is maintained in light, pastel tones.

The apkabinimas collection is characterised by an extensive colour palette. Thus, Roman blinds sewn from these fabrics can complement the stylish look of many rooms designed in various styles. The materials are soft to the touch, opaque and will function as curtains. The pattern of the fabrics is designed so that the colour of the blind is not uniform; it shows various shades of the same colour.

The nuolankus group is characterised by a distinctive loose weave. Therefore, although the fabrics in this group are somewhat heavier, they will allow some sunlight through each window. At the same time, the looser weave creates an interesting, irregular pattern on the surface of the Roman blind. The entire colour palette is designed in muted earth tones.

The Roman blind fabrics from the takelis group are a collection of materials that do not let sunlight through. Thanks to the thicker texture, interiors will be well-shielded from intense natural light during the day and artificial light at night. Despite their heaviness, the material is smooth and delicate to the touch; its weave runs diagonally. The colour palette is varied, incorporating pastels and earth tones.

The išmintis collection features materials with a characteristic thicker weave and texture, yet they are not completely opaque. The weave is somewhat looser, meaning that the Roman blind, when lowered, will diffuse natural light, but will not completely darken rooms during intense sunlight. The weave beautifully adorns the blind fabric and ensures that its colour is not uniform. The colour palette is based on earth tones.