


£40
+ additional colours and finishes available at Dunelm
* Durable, woven polyester composition * Relaxed, textured design * Blackout lining – perfect for bedrooms * 90cm Chain * All fixings included Bring a chic, contemporary touch to your windows with the Cali roller blind. Woven from durable yarns that create a subtle, elegant shimmer, the beautifully textured fabric catches the light to add depth and sophistication while maintaining a clean, streamlined look. It features an integrated blackout finish for exceptional light control, a smooth 90cm chain mechanism, and includes all necessary fittings. Available in various colours and sizes, it performs best when installed outside the window recess to maximise its light-blocking capabilities. Child safety: Install and use cord safety devices according to manufacturer’s instructions. Children can get strangled by the cords. Read our Blind Safety Guide for more information. These blinds can be cut down to suit your requirements. Please note that blinds cannot be returned once altered. Please note: The width stated is for the fabric only, please allow an extra 3.2cm for the brackets and mechanism. Always check specific fitting instructions and check measurements for your blind once purchased before cutting to size
The Cali blackout roller is a practical and sleek choice, especially for creating a clean, contemporary look. I love how they provide excellent light control and privacy, making them ideal for bedrooms and media rooms. Their neutral tone pairs well with a variety of colour schemes, from soft neutrals to bolder accent shades. For styling, I recommend keeping the surrounding decor minimal to highlight the neat lines of the blind, but you could also introduce textured cushions or throws to soften the overall look. For a more layered feel, consider pairing it with sheer curtains for versatility - use the blind for complete blackout during the day and the curtains for a softer, decorative touch at night.
Adrian Wells
Flitch Interior Stylist
Dimensions can be found on Dunelm's website here