Classic Blackout Pebble 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 Classic Blackout vane has a colour co-ordinated blackout backing to match the fabric front.

Colour & Finish

• Colour: A deep, cool-toned charcoal grey—darker than mid‑grey but not fully black. It leans towards graphite rather than ink black.
• Tone/Depth: Uniform and consistent, giving a calm, steady appearance across each vane. It absorbs some light but still shows dimensional shading due to the folds.
• Finish: Matte with a very fine, even grain. No visible pattern. The surface is smooth and understated, helping it blend neatly into modern interiors.
• Visual Impact: The matte charcoal creates a soft yet sophisticated contrast against white skirting and walls. Instead of a harsh, stark line, it provides a muted, architectural frame to the window.

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Material Look & Construction

• Fabric feel (appearance): A tightly woven polyester fabric with a subtle, refined texture. The slats appear structured and stable, giving a clean, contemporary visual line.
• Opacity: Blackout. The material is designed to block external light almost fully, ideal for rooms needing maximum light control.
• Practical note: Polyester blackout fabrics typically wipe clean with ease and resist general household dust—ideal for busy homes, rental properties, offices, or any room where fuss‑free maintenance is preferred.

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Room Styles That Match "Classic Blackout Pebble"

1) Modern Minimal / Contemporary

• Works seamlessly with white, pale grey, or cool‑neutral walls.
• Slimline hardware in black, chrome, or brushed steel suits the clean, crisp slat lines.
• Lets the window read as a sleek, structured “panel” of soft charcoal.

2) Monochrome Luxe

• Combine with black furniture trims, white walls, and polished metal details.
• High‑gloss elements (lacquered furniture, glass tables, quartz surfaces) lift the darker tones.

3) Industrial / Urban

• Pairs naturally with concrete, exposed brick, and darker timbers.
• The matte grey echoes the finish of steel, pipework, and architectural metals.
• Excellent where you want a functional, purposeful look.

4) Scandinavian with Edge

• Works beautifully with blond woods, wool throws, boucle textures, and soft off‑whites.
• Adds a balancing “anchor” without overwhelming the calm Scandinavian palette.

5) Home Office / Studio

• Blackout quality helps reduce glare on screens.
• Team with clean‑lined desks, floating shelves, and tidy cable management.
• Black or graphite task lighting ties in perfectly.

6) Media Room / Bedroom (Dark Cocoon)

• The blackout fabric enhances a cosy, cinema‑like feel.
• Add warm, layered lighting—dimmable lamps, wall washers, or LED backlighting—to prevent flatness.
• Ideal for naps, shift‑workers, or anyone sensitive to early morning light.

7) Hotel‑Chic