Indigo Vale Roman blind in deep indigo linen with original celadon broken-grid jacquard

BSA Soft Furnishings · BSA-SF-42

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Indigo Vale Roman Blind

An original BSA Roman blind in deep indigo linen with a sparse celadon broken-grid jacquard, made to surveyed hotel and residential window dimensions.

Application
Boutique guestrooms, private studies, villas, members’ lounges
Reference size
Made to surveyed opening, with fold pitch, finished drop, and stack depth approved for the window
Construction
Soft-fold Roman construction with concealed headrail, stabilising battens, weighted lower rail, and selected control route
Detail
Original sparse broken-grid jacquard aligned across the face and folds

Design direction shown. Final materials, colour, dimensions, care, performance, and lead time are confirmed after sampling.

Indigo Vale Roman Blind textile and construction detail
Material, motif & finish
Indigo Vale Roman Blind shown in Boutique guestrooms, private studies, villas, members’ lounges
Room context · Boutique guestrooms

Build sheet

A production starting point—not a fixed retail spec.

We adapt the reference design to the room, operational brief, quantity, target performance, and approved sample.

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Application
Boutique guestrooms, private studies, villas, members’ lounges
Reference size
Made to surveyed opening, with fold pitch, finished drop, and stack depth approved for the window
Construction
Soft-fold Roman construction with concealed headrail, stabilising battens, weighted lower rail, and selected control route
Detail
Original sparse broken-grid jacquard aligned across the face and folds
Form
Structured Roman blind with a deep colour field and compact stack
Palette
Deep indigo, muted celadon, ink, and natural stone
Materials
Linen-rich jacquard face, cotton interlining, optional blackout lining, project-grade headrail
Project route
Jacquard weight, grid scale, lining, light control, chain or motor, mounting condition, and installation tolerance can be sampled and coordinated

A darker window layer with measured pattern

Indigo Vale uses a deep linen ground and a broken celadon grid to give the window visual weight without a loud repeat. The interrupted lines remain legible when the blind is lowered and form a denser texture as the folds stack.

Because dark textiles reveal differences in light, seam alignment, and fold depth, the final construction is reviewed against the room orientation and lighting conditions. Interlining and blackout routes are selected only after the face cloth and operating mechanism have been tested together.

Project specification options

  • Linen-rich jacquard or performance woven interpretation
  • Privacy, dim-out, or full blackout package
  • Manual, chain, or motorised operation
  • Recess, face-fix, or coordinated pelmet installation
  • Matched pattern placement across repeated windows

The production blind is released only after the textile strike-off, finished sample, and window schedule are approved.

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