



£75
+ additional colours and finishes available at Dunelm
* Updated chain mechanism * Durable, brushed polyester composition * Versatile plain design * Blackout lining * All fixings included Infuse your home with the understated elegance of the Luna Roman Blind, a versatile piece designed to harmonise with any refined interior. Constructed from a robust, brushed polyester that mimics the soft, stunning texture of woven wool, this blind provides a warm and inviting atmosphere. It features a superior blackout lining, specifically designed to prevent light intrusion and enhance your home's privacy. The updated chain mechanism provides a fluid, premium feel during use, while the durable materials ensure lasting beauty. Complete with all fixtures and fittings, this blind is a timeless addition for those seeking a clean, sophisticated, and perfectly shaded retreat. At the back of your Roman Blind, the cords attach to the fabric using clips. We take the safety and well-being of children very seriously so these clips also double up as a child-safety feature. They will detach when they are put under too much strain to prevent the risk of strangulation. If they become detached accidentally during use of your blind, these can be easily clipped back into place to allow normal operation of the cords.
I love the Luna Easy Chain Blackout Roman Blind for its sleek, minimal look that offers both practicality and style. Its deep black shade makes it ideal for creating a cosy, contemporary feel and works particularly well in bedrooms, media rooms, or spaces where light control is essential. The blackout fabric ensures maximum privacy and darkness, which is great for bedrooms or nurseries. Styling tips include pairing it with soft, neutral tones and layered textiles for a balanced look, or contrasting it with lighter shades for a modern aesthetic. It's a versatile choice that adds a polished finish to any interior while offering functional benefits.
Evan Carter
Flitch Interior Stylist
Dimensions can be found on Dunelm's website here