The Voyage range from Blinds 2go is a made-to-measure roller blind offered in 2 colourways, starting from £16.55. It is a small, focused collection: a blackout fabric in a pair of clean, neutral shades on the simplest blind format there is - a flat panel that winds onto a tube at the head of the window.
Who it suits
Roller blinds are the most straightforward window covering: one flat fabric panel, no tilt and no folds, raised and lowered on a tube. That simplicity makes them easy to live with and quick to operate, and it suits almost any room. What sets this range apart is the fabric - both Voyage shades are blackout, so the cloth is woven to block daylight rather than filter it.
That makes Voyage a natural fit for bedrooms, nurseries and media rooms where keeping light out matters - rooms where a standard light-filtering blind would leave the space too bright. The flat fabric is also wipe-clean, so a roller copes in everyday rooms and tolerates the odd mark better than a folded roman. Worth noting that even a well-fitted blackout roller lets a little light past at the edges of the fabric, so for the deepest darkness fit the blind to cover the full window recess generously or mount it outside the recess.
The colours
2 colours available
The palette is deliberately narrow: two neutral shades, one in grey and one in white. Storm Grey is the cooler, deeper of the pair, a mid-to-dark grey that recedes in a room; Ice White is the clean, bright neutral that keeps a window light in look even while the fabric blocks the daylight behind it. Between them the range covers the two most useful neutral choices for a blackout blind without straying into colour. With just two colourways, the decision is simply which of the pair suits your scheme. Colour on a screen and colour filling a window can differ considerably, so request a sample before committing to a full-sized blind.
Price by your dimensions
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Price up 2% since 5 Aug. (our checks since 3 Jun)
The price shown is the starting point for the smallest size; the final figure rises with the width and drop of your window. Roller blinds are generally among the more affordable made-to-measure types, and a blackout fabric like this sits at a modest step up from a standard light-filtering roller for the extra performance. Both shades share the same blackout cloth, so the price is set by your measurements rather than the colour, with no premium on the grey over the white.
How it compares
Against a roman blind, a Voyage roller trades soft pleats and a furnished look for a flat, wipe-clean panel that costs less and suits damp or busy rooms better. Against a venetian, the roller gives no tilt control but offers something a slat blind cannot - genuine blackout, since a venetian always leaks light through the gaps between its slats. Within its own type, Voyage is a tightly edited pair of blackout neutrals rather than a broad colour library, so it suits a buyer who wants darkness and a simple, clean look over a wide choice of shades.
A note on care
Roller blinds are among the easiest blinds to keep clean. Dust the fabric regularly with a soft brush or a vacuum upholstery attachment, working from top to bottom while the blind is lowered. Spot-clean marks with a damp cloth and a little mild detergent rather than soaking the cloth, and let it dry fully before rolling it back up. Avoid abrasive cloths or strong solvents that could mark the blackout coating on the reverse of the fabric.
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 from £13.14
- Blinds 2go this page 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.