The Devon roller range from 1Click Blinds is a made-to-measure fabric roller blind offered in 2 colourways, starting from £17.28. It is a compact collection rather than a broad palette, built around a simple flat-fabric panel that rolls onto a tube at the top of the window - the most straightforward blind style there is, with no slats to tilt and no folds to gather.
Who it suits
A roller blind suits almost any room where you want clean lines and easy operation. The fabric draws down as a single flat panel, so it reads neatly against the glass and takes up little space when rolled up. There is no tilt mechanism and nothing to gather, which keeps the look uncluttered and the operation simple. The Devon collection's small size means it is a good fit when you have a clear idea of the shade you want and do not need to sift through dozens of near-identical options - a focused pick rather than an open-ended browse.
Both shades in the range are light-filtering rather than blackout, so they soften and diffuse daylight while keeping a degree of privacy. That makes them well suited to living rooms, kitchens, home offices and other spaces where you want to take the edge off bright light without shutting it out entirely. During the day a light-filtering roller cuts glare on a screen or a table without leaving the room dim, and after dark it screens the window from outside while letting a little light through. For a bedroom where you need full darkness, a roller in this finish is the wrong choice - a blackout or dimout fabric would serve that brief better, and a venetian, which leaks light at the slat gaps, would be poorer still.
The colours
2 colours available
The range keeps things deliberately simple, pairing a clean neutral with a softer patterned finish so you can choose between a plain backdrop and a little more texture at the window. With only a couple of options the choice is quick to make, but it also means you should check that one of the two suits your scheme before committing rather than expecting an exact match to an existing colour. Fabric colour on a screen rarely matches fabric filling a window, so request a sample before ordering a full-sized blind - this matters more in a small range, where there is no near neighbour to fall back on.
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The Devon range sits at an accessible price point, in line with roller blinds more broadly - among the more affordable made-to-measure blind types. Every blind is cut to your exact measurements, so the figure shown reflects the size you enter rather than a fixed off-the-shelf price.
How it compares
Against a venetian or wooden blind, a roller is the simpler tool: there are no slats to dust individually and no tilt mechanism, just a flat panel you raise and lower. The trade-off is that a roller cannot angle light the way a venetian can - it is either down, up, or somewhere in between. Against a roman blind, the Devon roller is plainer and easier to wipe clean, where a roman gathers into soft fabric folds for a more decorative, upholstered look. Within roller blinds, this is a small collection rather than a wide palette, so it suits a decided buyer more than someone wanting to compare many shades side by side.
A note on care
Roller fabric is among the easiest blind types to keep clean. Most marks lift with a wipe from a slightly damp cloth, working gently so you do not press a stain further into the weave. Roll the blind down fully to reach the whole panel, and let it dry completely before rolling it back up to avoid trapping moisture against the tube. Avoid soaking the fabric or scrubbing hard, as either can disturb the finish.
Likely the same fabric, at other retailers
Henlow roller blinds are sold under the same name by more than one UK retailer, and the price scales identically across window sizes - a strong sign it is the same fabric from the same supplier:
- Swift Direct Blinds from £9.64
- Make My Blinds from £11.53
- Roller Blinds Direct from £17.04
- 1Click Blinds this page from £17.28
- Blinds Direct from £18.71
- Wilsons Blinds from £20.05
- Shade & Story from £31.50
- Lifestyle Blinds from £42.60
- Blinds By Post from £51.66
- So Easy Blinds from £60.29
We match these on the shared name and an identical price curve, not an independent inspection, so treat it as likely the same fabric rather than confirmed - and check the specification and colour at each retailer before buying.