Roman blinds with beautifully even folds

A roman blind is deceptively simple: a flat panel of fabric that draws up into soft horizontal folds. Getting those folds to sit perfectly level, fold after fold, year after year, is entirely down to the making. Machine made blinds rely on glue and shortcuts. Casa by Joanna roman blinds are hand sewn, with rods pocketed precisely and fabric squared properly, which is why they fold crisply and hang dead straight.

Roman blinds suit kitchens, bathrooms, studies and any window where curtains would feel heavy or get in the way. They use less fabric than curtains, which makes premium designs affordable, and they show a pattern beautifully because the fabric sits flat when the blind is down.

Made for the room, not just the window

Kitchens need washable, practical fabrics that shrug off steam. Bathrooms need moisture tolerant linings. Bedrooms benefit from blackout lining sewn in as the blind is made, not added afterwards. South facing rooms need fabrics that will not fade in a season. Joanna advises on all of this during your free home visit, so the blind you choose is right for the life the room leads.

Child safe by design

Every Casa by Joanna blind is made to current child safety standards, with chain tensioners fitted as standard and cordless or motorised options available for nurseries and children's rooms. If you would like to remove cords and chains altogether, motorisation is a genuinely practical answer, and Joanna can talk you through it.

Inside or outside the recess

Fitting a blind inside the window recess gives a neat, tailored look and keeps sills usable. Fitting outside the recess makes a window feel larger and blocks more light around the edges, which matters for bedrooms. Joanna measures for both and recommends the right approach window by window.