Oxfordshire Wildlife by Lorna Syson Perfect Fit Roller Blind

Reminiscent of the beautifully painted nature illustrations of bygone years, Lorna Syson has created an aesthetic and educational design that looks wonderful in both modern and traditionally styled spaces. Taking inspiration from the countryside surrounding her home this design features an array of plants, insects and butterflies that are seen in Oxfordshire; set against a neutral background that blends easily into any space.



Order Blinds are very proud of our exclusive collaboration with Lorna Syson and our ability to offer her beautiful prints as high quality, made to measure roller blinds. We digitally print your chosen design on to either a dim out or blackout fabric before it is made by hand to your exact measurements in our factory.
The fabric options offered have been carefully selected to suit drops all the way up to 120cm. The material options are also functional featuring a white backing for a clean and smart look from the outside when the blinds are closed. The blackout option in particular provides a level of thermal insulation and ensures that no light passes through for great brightness control in your room.

Blind Features:

No drilling required for installation.

As the blind is fitted to the glass and not the wall or frame of the door, the door can still be operated fully when the blind is installed. Please be aware that the top cassette protrudes into the room approximately 4.5cm so sliding or folding doors may not be suitable for this product.

Child safe as there are no hanging cords.

Easy to remove for cleaning.

Leaves your window sills clutter free.

Can be fitted upside down to create a bottom up blind.

Please note - Although the blackout fabric doesn’t let any line shine through it this is not a complete blackout system as some light will leak around the edges of the fabric.

Minimum width: 35cm, Minimum Drop: 20cm, Maximum Width: 140cm, Maximum Drop: 120cm

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A full fitting guide to see what is involved step by step can be downloaded by clicking here