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Part of our popular Luna collection, this blackout roller blind is crafted in a variety of colours and is ideal to add a touch of colour to your home. The quality blackout coating prevents unwanted external light from entering your home and improves privacy by blocking the view into your home from the outside. This roller blind is available in a variety of sizes with a choice of easy stick or standard bracket options and is supplied with all fixings included for added convenience. To enhance the blackout capabilities please fit on the outside of the window recess. This blind can be cut down to suit your requirements. Please note that blinds cannot be returned once altered. Please note: The easy-stick brackets are available to purchase separately. 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. To see instructions, please click [here](https://prismic-io.s3.amazonaws.com/dunelm-prod/3f9301f0-cb1a-4ce8-a0a7-403c76bbab88_Roller+Blind+Instructions.pdf ).
I love the Luna Mid Grey roller blind for its versatility and sleek finish. Its mid-grey tone offers a neutral backdrop that works well with both modern and traditional interiors, making it a practical choice for living rooms, bedrooms, or cosy reading nooks like in this window seat setup. The blackout feature adds functionality, perfect for blocking out light for better sleep or reducing glare on screens. A key styling tip is to pair it with soft textiles and layered curtains for a layered look, or keep it pared-back for a minimalist aesthetic. It also pairs beautifully with natural textures like wicker or wood, heightening a warm, inviting atmosphere. Overall, it’s a smart, understated element that maintains a calm, contemporary feel.
Evan Carter
Flitch Interior Stylist
Dimensions can be found on Dunelm's website here