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Anthracite and dark grey pleated blinds

Anthracite and dark grey give the window depth. The colours are strong, but softer than full black, which makes them easy to use in living rooms, offices and modern glazed façades.

anthracite window framesblack kitchendark steeloak and cognac
Office with dark grey Stick & Fit pleated blinds
Palette for this look
Dark doesn't have to feel heavy. Leave some glass uncovered at the top or bottom and repeat the colour in a few other places in the room.
Why it works

A colour that helps both the window and the room

Anthracite and dark grey add depth without the stark contrast of black, so they fit into many modern interiors.

Gives the window a clear outline

Ideal when window frames or handles are allowed to be part of the interior.

A soft alternative to black

Dark grey is strong, but looks less harsh than deep black.

Strong in plenty of daylight

On a large, bright window you get a nice balance between contrast and view.

Study with anthracite pleated blinds in black window frames
Don't just look at the fabric, but at the whole picture around the window.
Colour recipe

How to build a calm combination

Let the dark shade come back in window frames, kitchen fronts or metal details. With lighter walls and wood, the whole stays balanced and not too heavy.

01
60% calm base

Light walls and flooring keep the room open.

02
30% dark frame

Window frames, pleated blind and a few pieces of furniture form one graphic line.

03
10% warmth

Wood, cognac or brass makes the whole look inviting.

25 mm fabrics

The same colour feels different in each type of fabric

Light-filtering, coloured or blackout: first choose the look, then how much light you want to control.

Fabric type

Duo Tone

White outside, dark grey inside. That's how you combine a dark interior style with a calm façade.

White outer sideCalm façadePopular in several rooms
Goes well witha calm exterior and a fresh, uniform look
Fabric type

Single Tone

Dark on both sides, so it looks good with anthracite aluminium, dark stone or woodwork.

Colour on both sidesWarm and decorativeMore atmosphere in the interior
Goes well withrooms where colour and the look of the interior matter
Fabric type

Black-out

A dark Black-out fabric gives maximum calm in a bedroom, home cinema or presentation room.

More blackoutExtra privacyStronger light control
Goes well withbedrooms, bathrooms, home offices and rooms with glare
Five profile colours

Dark profile for a continuous line

RAL 7016 usually matches anthracite window frames best. With black window frames, RAL 9005 is a good fit. On white window frames you can also deliberately choose RAL 9003, so that only the fabric provides contrast.

RAL 9003
RAL 9001
RAL 7035
RAL 7016
RAL 9005
1
RAL 7016

The obvious choice with anthracite and dark grey.

2
RAL 9005

For black window frames and a stronger line.

3
RAL 9003

When the profile should disappear against a white window frame.

✓
Choose the adhesive profile and operating rail separately

RAL 7016 is the most logical profile colour with anthracite; RAL 9005 sharpens the contrast. With a light window frame, the adhesive profile can stay light and only the rail can be dark.

Four directions

How the same colour can feel quite different

Use the colour as a calm base, a warm connecting element or as a clear accent.

Modern office

Dark window, light wood and calm walls.

Rugged kitchen

Combine with matt black, concrete and oak.

Luxurious living room

Graphite with soft fabrics and warm lighting.

Architectural glazed façade

Let the window frame, profile and operating rail form one sleek frame.

Choosing practically

Nice on screen, certain at your window

Dark grey can come across as cool or warm. Hold the sample next to the window frame and the largest furniture surfaces to see which undertone really fits.

Use dark deliberately

Repeat the colour two or three times; then it feels intentional rather than random.

Keep daylight visible

Top-down/bottom-up stops a dark fabric from filling the entire window all day.

View the fabric first

Dark grey can have green, blue or brown undertones.

Maintenance

Dust can show sooner on dark fabrics; regular gentle dusting helps.

View free fabric samples at home

Hold the samples against the window frame and look at them during the day, in the evening and from outside.

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Frequently asked questions

About anthracite and dark grey

Does anthracite make the room look smaller?

A dark surface can feel heavy when the whole window is covered. With top-down/bottom-up and light walls, it still feels spacious.

Which profile colour suits anthracite?

RAL 7016. With black window frames, RAL 9005 often looks better.

Is anthracite the same as black?

No. Anthracite is dark grey and usually looks softer.

Can the outer side be white?

Yes, choose Duo Tone.

Is dark grey suitable for a study?

Yes. It reduces visual clutter and can pleasantly filter bright light.

Does dust show sooner on dark fabric?

Often, yes. A soft brush or duster keeps the pleated blind looking neat.

Choose the right dark grey

Compare anthracite, graphite and black at home. A subtle undertone determines whether the fabric blends in calmly or creates contrast.