PLEASE NOTE: The term 'blockout' refers to the fact that the fabric is designed not to allow light to pass through it. Light ingress and bleed will occur through the gap between each slat and the perimeter of the vertical blind unit. Also this AbbeyNight Blackout vane has a colour co-ordinated blackout backing to match the fabric front.

Colour & Finish

• Colour: A warm, earthy apricot—sitting between terracotta and burnt orange. It has a distinctly grounded, autumnal warmth rather than a bright citrus tone.
• Tone/Depth: Mid‑depth with excellent saturation. It holds colour consistently across each vane, giving a smooth, unified look without variations.
• Finish: Matte with a soft, uniform surface. There’s no sheen, shimmer, or visible pattern—just a clean, solid block of colour.
• Visual impact: The apricot shade introduces a welcoming, sun‑warmed feel to the room. Against neutral walls (white, cream, stone grey), it reads as a confident pop of colour that feels modern yet comforting.

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Material Look & Construction

• Fabric feel (appearance): A tightly woven polyester typical of modern blackout verticals. The surface looks smooth and consistent, with a fine grain that’s contemporary and understated.
• Opacity: Blackout backing colour matched to the fabric front. Designed for strong light control, privacy, and reduced glare.
• Practical note: Blackout polyester vanes are durable, wipe‑clean, and resist fading well—ideal for busy homes, offices, and rooms where reliable light blocking is needed.

Room Styles That Match "AbbeyNight Apricot"

1) Mid‑Century Modern

Pair with walnut or teak furniture, tapered legs, and muted neutrals. The apricot tone complements warm woods beautifully and adds a retro-but-fresh accent.

2) Natural Warm Neutrals / Earthy Minimalism

Combine with stone beiges, taupes, clay accents, and woven textures. The blinds add warmth without overpowering the space.

3) Boho & Eclectic

Layer with natural fibres (jute, rattan), terracotta pots, patterned textiles, and soft lantern lighting. The colour harmonises with earthy palettes and handcrafted pieces.

4) Modern Mediterranean

Works well with white-painted walls, warm woods, terracotta floors, and brushed brass hardware. The apricot shade echoes sun‑baked tones common in modern Med-inspired interiors.

5) Contemporary Family Spaces

Brightens living rooms, playrooms or kitchens while still offering practicality. The blackout quality helps manage strong daylight in south‑facing rooms.

6) Home Office

Creates a warm, non‑glary backdrop for screens. Ideal with white desks, oak shelving, and clean‑lined office furniture.

7) Guest Room / Bedroom