Choosing your frame colour
Your frame colour applies to all the visible aluminium components of your blind — pick a finish that blends in, or one that makes a statement.
This colour selection applies to all the visible aluminium components of your blind’s full frame system.
What the frame includes
- The top Headbox (or hoodbox) that houses the blind roller.
- The left and right side rails that the fabric glides within.
- The bottom U-channel.
This complete frame ensures no light bleeds around the edges of the fabric, providing the perfect blackout effect.
White Gloss
The most popular choice for matching standard white window frames and trims — clean and unobtrusive.
Satin Black
A striking border against a light-coloured wall, elegantly framing the view outside when the blind is open.
Monument
A contemporary dark charcoal grey, designed to match the Colorbond® Monument colour used on many modern window frames, roofs and gutters in Australia.
To blend in
For the most seamless, integrated look, match the frame colour to your existing window trim (architrave) or the window frame itself. White is the most popular choice for standard white frames.
To create a contrast
Choose a bold colour like Black or Monument to make a design statement — a dark frame acts as a striking border that frames the view when the blind is open.
Design your blind
Pick your frame colour as you configure your blind, along with your size, drive and fabric.
Design your blind →