Bedtime is Lifestyle Blinds' largest roller collection: 211 colourways from £30.22, running from soft neutrals - Hessian, Cream, Sandstone Beige - through to deeper entries like Midnight Grey and Flint. One thing deserves saying plainly before anything else: despite the name, the fabric across this range is standard opacity, not blackout. It filters light and gives privacy, but it will not black out a room at dawn. Buyers picking it for a sleep space should do so with that understood, or look at a blackout-lined range instead.
Who it suits
With the naming question dealt with, this is a strong general-purpose plain roller. The palette is led by greys and whites with a substantial blue group behind them, plus creams and warmer accents - a spread that covers most schemes without straying from plain fabric. Standard opacity is actually the right choice for most living spaces: a living room, study, kitchen or hallway wants softened daylight and daytime privacy rather than darkness, and a standard fabric keeps rooms feeling bright in a way blackout material never quite does.
The size envelope is the same generous one Lifestyle offers on its other rollers - listed limits around 3.5 metres of width and 2.9 metres of drop - so wide windows and patio doors that defeat most single rollers are in range here. A no-drill fitting is available on a good portion of the colourways, clipping to the frame with no screws, which makes those colourways worth a look for renters and for UPVC frames nobody wants to put a drill through. It carries a higher price than the standard fitting, and the size table below shows both for your measurements.
The colours
211 colours available
Two hundred and eleven colourways is a remarkable spread for one fabric family, and the grouping tells you what the range is for: over forty greys, a deep bench of whites and creams, then blues, blacks and greens ahead of a scattering of pinks, reds and yellows. The names lean domestic and textural - Hessian and Sandstone Beige rather than anything abstract - which fits fabric meant to sit quietly in a room. As with any large plain range, neighbouring shades can be hard to tell apart on screen, so a sample order is the reliable way to pick between two similar greys.
Price by your dimensions
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The from-price covers the smallest size only; a plain roller's price is driven almost entirely by the width and drop you order. Use the table at your own measurements, and note that the no-drill fitting prices separately from the standard one shown.
How it compares
Within Lifestyle's own catalogue, Bedtime and Origin overlap heavily - both are large plain standard-opacity roller families with the same size envelope and a similar palette shape. Bedtime is the larger of the two by colour count, so it is the first place to look when the exact shade matters; Origin's palette leans slightly more monochrome. Against the wider market, plain rollers of this type are widely available, and the case for this one rests on the unusual size ceiling and the sheer depth of colour choice rather than anything exotic about the fabric itself.
A note on care
Keep the fabric fresh with a regular dusting or a pass of the vacuum's soft brush, and lift marks with a barely damp cloth rather than anything wet enough to soak in - plain weaves show water marks more readily than patterns. Let the blind hang fully unrolled from time to time so the lower section does not develop a permanent curl, and it will stay presentable for the long haul.