The Voyage range from 247 Blinds is a made-to-measure roller blind offered in 3 colourways, starting from £13.14. It is a small, tightly edited selection - one green, one cream and one blue - rather than a broad colour collection, giving a clear choice across cool and neutral tones.
Who it suits
A roller is the simplest blind style there is: a single flat panel of fabric on a tube that draws straight up and down, with no slats to tilt and no folds to gather. That makes the Voyage range an easy, low-fuss choice for most rooms. Because this is a standard, light-filtering cloth rather than a blackout one, it softens and diffuses daylight rather than blocking it - good for living rooms, kitchens and any space where you want privacy and a gentler light rather than full darkness.
The three colourways suit different schemes: the Fern green and Atlantic Blue bring a clear cool accent, while Parchment is the quiet neutral that sits back in most rooms. Because each option is a distinct colour rather than a shade of the same one, the range works best where you already know which accent you are after rather than as a tone-matching exercise. For a bedroom where you need to keep light out, a light-filtering cloth like this is not the right tool; a blackout roller would serve better, while here the appeal is daytime privacy and a softer light.
The colours
3 colours available
The range covers three colourways across three families: Fern (green), Parchment (cream) and Atlantic Blue (blue). Rather than a graded spread within one colour, each option is a distinct tone, so the choice is really which accent suits the room - a cool green, a soft cream or a deeper blue. As with any roller cloth, colour on a screen and colour filling a window can differ, so it is worth requesting a sample before committing to a full-sized blind, particularly for the two coloured options.
Price by your dimensions
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Price up 25% since 3 Aug. (our checks since 4 Jun)
The figure above reflects the size and fitting you choose. The range offers two fittings: a standard fitting from £13.14, and a no-drill option that starts higher - useful where you cannot or would rather not drill into the window frame, on uPVC for instance, though it is a clear step up from the standard price and worth noting before you choose it. Rollers are among the more affordable made-to-measure blind types, and the standard fitting here sits at an accessible entry point. As with any roller, the wider the window the more cloth you are buying, so a large window will sit well above the from-price while a small one stays close to it.
How it compares
Against a venetian or a vertical blind, a roller gives you no tilt and no individual slats - it is the plainest, most uncluttered option, which is its strength when you want a clean window. Against a roman blind, the roller trades soft folds for a flat panel that is simpler to wipe down and easier to live with day to day. Within roller blinds, this is a small selection, so the decision is less about shade-matching and more about which of the three accents fits the room.
A note on care
A roller blind is one of the easiest types to keep clean. Roll it down fully and wipe the fabric with a soft, dry or barely damp cloth, or give it an occasional light vacuum with a soft brush attachment to lift dust. Avoid soaking the cloth or scrubbing hard, and let the blind dry fully rolled down before raising it again. A light-filtering fabric like this asks for little more than the odd dust-down to keep it looking fresh.
Likely the same fabric, at other retailers
Voyage 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:
- 247 Blinds this page from £13.14
- Blinds 2go from £16.55
- Terrys Fabrics from £31.19
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.