AbbeyNight Blackout Emerald 89mm Vertical Blind Slats

PLEASE NOTE: The term 'blackout' 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 rich, jewel‑toned emerald green—deep, saturated, and pleasantly bold without being harsh.
• Tone/Depth: Strong mid‑to‑deep green with consistent colouring across each vane; no visible tonal shifts.
• Finish: Smooth, matte-to-soft‑sheen surface with an even, fine texture. No patterning, giving a clean, modern look.
• Visual impact: The emerald hue brings a confident pop of colour to a room—vibrant enough to stand out, yet refined enough to sit comfortably within both contemporary and classic interiors. It adds a lush, luxurious note to windows without feeling overpowering.

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Material Look & Construction

• Fabric feel (appearance): A neatly formed polyester blackout fabric. The surface appears smooth and uniform, giving a neat, structured fall to each slat.
• Opacity: Blackout—designed to block out light, ideal for bedrooms, media spaces, or any room where full light control is needed.
• Practical note: Polyester blackout fabrics are typically easy to maintain—dust wipes off readily and occasional marks can usually be spot‑cleaned. The material’s crisp drape helps the blinds keep a tidy line.

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Room Styles That Match "AbbeyNight Blackout Emerald"

1) Modern Minimal / Contemporary

• Pair with crisp white walls, soft greys, or charcoal accents.
• Works brilliantly with black or brushed‑steel hardware.
• The emerald acts as a controlled, statement injection of colour in an otherwise pared‑back space.

2) Monochrome with a Jewel Accent

• Black, white, and emerald create a striking palette.
• Add chrome, smoked glass, or polished stone for a boutique look.
• Let the blinds be the feature colour for a high‑contrast finish.

3) Mid‑Century Modern

• Combine with warm woods (walnut, teak), brass fittings, and clean-lined furniture.
• Emerald echoes classic mid-century tones without feeling retro.
• Works well alongside geometric patterns and rounded silhouettes.

4) Scandinavian with Colour Confidence

• Off‑white walls, pale timber flooring, soft wool textiles—and then a vibrant emerald hit at the window.
• Keeps the room calm but adds personality.
• Perfect for those who want Scandi simplicity without going fully neutral.

5) Home Office / Study

• Blackout function helps reduce glare on screens.
• Emerald offers a more uplifting, energising atmosphere than darker neutrals.
• Pair with matte black accessories and tidy cable‑management for a pulled‑together workspace.

6) Bedroom or Media Room

• The blackout fabric delivers excellent light control—ideal for lie-ins, shift work, or cinema nights.
• Emerald adds a cocooning, cosy richness but with a sophisticated edge.
• Works harmoniously with layered lighting and plush bedding.

7) Boutique‑Hotel Style