Control Light.

Define your Space.

Explore our range of blinds, designed to bring together style, privacy, comfort and precise light control. With a wide selection of fabrics, colours and finishes, each blind can be tailored to complement your space and suit the way you live.

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Sunscreen
Blockout
Double Roller

What each blind does for the room.

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Blockout blinds

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  1. 1
    Darkness

    Coated fabric stops light through the blind. Side channels close the gap at each edge for full dark.

  2. 2
    Side channels

    Aluminium channels either side, so no light leaks past the edge. The nursery and media-room fit.

  3. 3
    Pelmet or recess

    A pelmet or a tight recess fit closes the gap at the top where light spills in.

  4. 4
    Chain or motor

    Chain control fitted to the Australian cord-safety standard, or a battery motor with no cords at all.

  5. 5
    Insulation

    The coated backing helps hold heat in winter and out in summer, most of all on west-facing bedrooms.

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Sunscreen blinds

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  1. 1
    The view stays

    An open weave: you see out by day, passers-by see a shape at most.

  2. 2
    Glare

    Cuts glare on screens, benchtops and floors without turning the room dark.

  3. 3
    Heat

    Reflects a share of the sun before it reaches the glass, so the room stays cooler.

  4. 4
    Fade protection

    Cuts the UV that fades floors and furniture. Wording to match the fabric spec.

  5. 5
    Pair it

    Sunscreen by day, blockout at night on a double roller. Lights on at night means people can see in through sunscreen alone.

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Motorised options available on the entire range.

Remote, app, voice or a schedule. Battery or hardwired, on Luna.

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Which blind?

SunscreenBlockoutDouble roller
Daytime glare and heatCuts both, keeps the viewBlocks both, no viewCuts by day, blocks at night
Privacy by dayYesYesYes
Privacy at night, lights onNo, pair with blockoutYesYes
Darkness for sleepNoYes, side channels for full darkYes
Recommended applicationLiving, kitchen, office, north and west windowsBedrooms, media rooms, nurseriesBedrooms and living rooms that do both jobs
Motorised optionYesYesYes, one motor per blind
Every corded blind we fit meets the mandatory Australian standard for corded internal window coverings: cord guides or tensioners fixed so a loop cannot form within a child's reach, and a warning label on the blind. Prefer no cords at all? Motorised blinds have none.

Finding the right fit

  • Recess-fit roller blind sitting inside the window reveal

    Recess Fit

    Sits inside the window reveal for a neat, contained look

    Suitable for:
    Deeper reveals, and rooms where appearance matters more than total light control.

  • Face-fit sunscreen roller blind mounted above the window frame

    Face Fit

    Mounts over the frame and covers the opening entirely.

    Suitable for:
    Anywhere light control matters. The single biggest improvement to edge light.

  • Reverse-roll sunscreen roller blind with the fabric dropping close to the glass

    Reverse Roll

    Drops the fabric against the glass rather than away from it.

    Suitable for:
    Closing the light gap at the sides, and clearing window handles and locks.

  • Blockout roller blind part-lowered on a nursery window

    Side Channels

    Aluminium channels down each edge that capture the fabric.

    Suitable for:
    Nurseries, media rooms and shift workers, where near-total darkness is the goal.

Frequently Asked Questions

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  • It depends on the size of the window, the fabric, whether it is single or double, and the control type.

    A measured, installed blind sits above an online DIY blind, and the difference is the measure, the fit, the components and someone being accountable if it is not right.

  • Typically 1 to 2 weeks from your free measure to installation.

  • Yes.

    During the day the light is brighter outside, so sunscreen reads as opaque from the street. At night with your lights on that reverses, and people outside can see in. If you need privacy after dark, pair sunscreen with a blockout layer (Blinds or Curtains).

  • They cut a meaningful amount of radiant heat and glare, which makes a room noticeably more comfortable. But as they sit inside the window, they do not stop heat conducting through the glass.

  • Recess fit sits inside the window reveal for a neat, contained look. Face fit mounts over the frame and covers the edges, which controls light much better.

    Which one suits depends on the window depth, the handles and how much light control you need.

  • Standard roll drops the fabric away from the glass; reverse roll drops it against the glass. Reverse roll closes the light gap at the sides and clears window handles. It also exposes the roll rather than hiding it, so a fascia or cassette usually goes with it.

  • Yes, with a fabric suited to moisture.

    Standard fabrics can mark or warp in a consistently wet room, so this is worth specifying rather than assuming.

  • Blinds suit smaller windows, wet areas, awkward shapes and rooms where floor space matters.

    Curtains insulate better, soften a room and give better darkness. Most homes use both, in different rooms.

  • Corded internal window coverings are covered by a mandatory Australian safety standard, and must be installed with the cord or chain tensioned and secured.

    Cordless and motorised options remove the risk entirely and are what we recommend near a cot or child’s bed.