The Voyage roller collection at Terrys Fabrics is a made-to-measure roller blind offered in 28 prints, starting from £31.19. Voyage Maison is a licensed designer brand known for its painterly florals and countryside scenes, and Terrys Fabrics presents the prints here on its own roller blind: a single flat panel of fabric on a tube that draws up and down with no tilt. The collection runs from soft botanical florals to thistles, pheasants and other rural motifs across a richer, more colourful palette than most country-print ranges.
Who it suits
A roller is the simplest blind style, sitting close to the glass and operating with one straightforward action. That makes this collection an easy fit wherever you want a designer print without a fussy mechanism - living rooms, bedrooms, hallways and kitchens all suit it. The Voyage prints are more painterly and saturated than typical illustrated country fabrics, so they suit rooms where the blind is meant to carry colour and pattern as a feature rather than recede.
The fabric is a standard light-filtering cloth rather than a blackout, so it softens and diffuses daylight rather than blocking it. That keeps a room bright and private during the day and lets the colour read clearly against the light. If you need a dark bedroom or a true blackout, a roller in this collection will not deliver it - a dedicated blackout fabric would be the better tool.
The colours
28 colours available
The collection carries more colour than most country-print ranges. Creams and linens still form the largest group - Gamebirds Cream, Hermione Linen, Sherwood Linen, Oceania Sandstone and Florabunda Russett Linen among them - giving softer, neutral-grounded options. Around those sit a fuller spread of accents: blues in Florabunda Cornflower, Elysium Sapphire and Vitoria Sapphire, purples in Aether Amethyst, Vitoria Violet and Hermione Indigo, greys in Hermione Silver and Oceania Mineral, plus black grounds in Elysium Onyx and Aether Midnight, an amber orange in Enso Amber and a blush pink. Each name pairs a Voyage design with its colourway, so the choice is as much about which print you want as the shade behind it. Because these are distinct prints rather than colourways of one cloth, it is worth viewing the patterns at size, as a painterly motif can read differently across a full window. Colour on a screen rarely matches the blind in the room, so request a sample before committing.
Price by your dimensions
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The lowest price we have seen since we began checking (23 Jun).
The collection sits towards the upper end for designer-licensed roller blinds, with one standard fitting and no dearer no-drill or motorised option listed. Price moves with the size of the blind rather than the print you pick, so the choice across the collection is about the design rather than the budget.
How it compares
Against a plain roller in a solid colour, this collection trades a higher price for a recognisable designer print and a richer, more painterly look. Against a roman blind in the same Voyage designs, the roller is simpler, sits flatter to the glass and copes better with damp or steamy rooms, where a roman's soft folds are less suited. Against a venetian, the roller carries the print across the whole window but loses the tilt control a slat blind offers - so the decision is whether you want a designer fabric on show or precise light direction.
A note on care
A roller blind is among the lowest-maintenance styles to live with. This is a standard fabric, so keep it dust-free with a regular light vacuum on a low setting or a gentle wipe with a dry cloth. Spot-clean small marks with a barely damp cloth and let the fabric dry fully before rolling it back up, and avoid soaking the cloth, which can mark a printed fabric. Raise and lower the blind smoothly rather than tugging to keep the tube and mechanism running cleanly.
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 from £16.55
- Terrys Fabrics this page 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.