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Pleated blinds in a modern and minimalist interior

A modern interior is all about clean lines, calm surfaces and choices that are both functional and beautiful. Stick & Fit fits in because it sits slimly on the window and does not form a bulky system in front of the window frame.

clean linesfew materialstone-on-toneone dark accent
Modern home office with sleek Stick & Fit pleated blinds
Palette for this look
Minimalist does not mean bare. A fine fabric texture, beautiful daylight and one well-chosen contrast actually add warmth and quality.
Why it works

A colour that helps both the window and the room

In a modern and minimalist interior, what matters most is how calmly fabric, profile and window frame form a single line together.

Slim on the window

No wide cassette or loose-hanging controls interrupting the architecture.

Function without clutter

Privacy, light and blackout are handled with one calm system.

Colour as part of the line

Profile and operating rail can be matched to the window frame, fabric and interior.

Minimalist treatment room with pleated blinds in dark 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

Work with a limited palette of white, greige, light grey or anthracite and let the texture of the honeycomb fabric make the subtle difference. Too much contrast quickly becomes distracting.

01
Base: warm white or greige

Calm, large surfaces create a sense of space.

02
Texture: fabric and wood

Fine pleats and a natural material make it feel human.

03
Accent: black or graphite

One clear dark line gives direction.

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

Ideal when every room has its own colour, but the house needs to look uniform from the outside.

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

Single Tone

Attractive when the colour inside and outside is a deliberate part of the design.

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 calm solution for a bedroom, media corner or presentation, without an extra layer of curtains.

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

As few visible parts as possible

Let the adhesive profile match the window frame. Choose the operating rail to match the fabric for a tone-on-tone look, or to match the window frame for one clean line.

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

With bright white and light minimalist interiors.

2
RAL 7035

With greige, concrete and light aluminium.

3
RAL 9005

With black window frames and graphic details.

✓
Choose the adhesive profile and operating rail separately

Let the adhesive profile disappear against the window frame as much as possible. The operating rail can be the same colour, or match the fabric very lightly for a sleek overall look.

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.

Japandi modern

Warm white, greige, oak and one dark line.

Monochrome

Different shades of white, grey or taupe.

Architectural

Window frame, profile and rail in the same dark colour.

Soft minimal

Rounded shapes, soft fabrics and a very calm window.

Choosing practically

Nice on screen, certain at your window

Check the sample at several times of the day. In a sober interior, small differences in undertone and light reflection are especially noticeable.

Limit the palette

Three main colours are often enough.

Choose quality in texture

With few belongings, fabric, finish and daylight stand out even more.

Use top-down/bottom-up deliberately

Close only the part that needs it; that keeps the window light.

Request samples

A minimal combination calls for a very precise colour match.

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.

Request free samples
Frequently asked questions

About modern and minimalist interiors

Which pleated blind colour suits a modern interior?

White, greige, light grey, anthracite and black are strong choices. You add warmth with wood or taupe.

Is a pleated blind sleek enough for minimalism?

Yes. The fine 25 mm pleats and slim fitting on the window give a calm look.

Which profile colour is the least noticeable?

The colour closest to that of the window frame.

Can I use different colours in different rooms?

Yes. With Duo Tone, the outer side of all fabrics stays white.

Is Black-out suitable for a minimalist bedroom?

Yes. You do not need an extra curtain and the window stays calm.

How do I keep a modern interior from feeling cold?

Combine clean lines with warm white, wood, wool and soft lighting.

Fewer parts, better choices

Compare a small, carefully chosen palette at home and let fabric, profile and window frame form one calm whole.