Roman Blinds

Roman Blinds on the Central Coast

Providing Roman Blinds For Any Space

Roman blinds are the perfect mixture of a blind and a curtain. They are practical, flexible and incredibly stylish. At Bay Blinds & Doors, we are proud to offer Roman blinds on the Central Coast, offering gorgeous solutions for residential and commercial spaces.


Our beautiful Roman blinds are of the highest quality, made to measure and hand-finished. Bringing their classic beauty to a whole new level, we can install your Roman Blind with remote-controlled electronic operation.


As with many of our products at Bay Blinds & Doors, we offer a vast range of fabrics and finishes. You’ll have no trouble, finding Roman Blinds that will suit your setting.


For more information on our blind offerings and how we can help you, please don’t hesitate to get in touch. We install blinds in Bateau Bay, Gosford, Wyong, Toukley, Umina Beach, Morisset, Wyee, Warnervale, Erina, Kincumber, Berkeley Vale and Woongarrah.


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High-Quality Blinds, Affordable Prices

Roman Blinds are classic and beautiful.


A model of elegance today, Roman blinds were born of necessity more than 2,000 years ago. Until the advent of Roman Blinds, nothing stopped the dust pouring through windows from chariots trotted past on the Roman roads.


Rome’s residents began with damp cloths hung over their windows to prevent dust and heat entering their homes. House-proud Romans, of course, soon turned their damp cloth solution into something more impressive, using colour, patterns and more stylish fabric.


Drawstring operation eventually evolved to allow these permanent blinds to be lowered and raised more quickly, giving users easy control over the amount of light and air allowed into their homes.


A testament to the elegant simplicity of their style and functionality, 2000 years later, the basic design of the Roman blind has barely changed.

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