Dark profile disappears into the window frame
RAL 9005 or 7016 lets the side lines blend in calmly.
Black window frames are a strong frame. You can continue that frame with dark profiles, or soften it with a white, cream, sand or light grey pleated blind.

Black window frames already form a powerful frame; the fabric determines whether the window blends calmly into the room or gets extra emphasis.
RAL 9005 or 7016 lets the side lines blend in calmly.
White, cream and light grey create interest without taking away much light.
Sand, beige and taupe connect black window frames with wood and textiles.

Choose dark for a continuous line, light for clear contrast or a warm mid-tone to connect black with wood and beige.
Dark profile and dark rail for one sleek frame.
Black profile with white or cream fabric.
Black window frame, sand-coloured fabric and wooden furniture.
Light-filtering, coloured or blackout: first choose the atmosphere, then how much light you want to control.
A light or dark inside colour with a white outer side. Check whether white on the outside suits the façade and the black window frame.
The colour stays visible on both sides and can strengthen the black façade.
Black, anthracite or a light Black-out fabric: choose what suits the bedroom and façade.
RAL 9005 is deep black; RAL 7016 is anthracite. Compare both next to the window frame, because many “black” aluminium window frames actually turn out to be anthracite.
For truly black window frames and doors.
For anthracite aluminium or uPVC window frames.
Can match the fabric while the adhesive profile stays dark.
RAL 9005 matches deep black and RAL 7016 a softer anthracite window frame. The operating rail can follow the same line or be chosen to match the fabric.
Black window frames add character. With the right pleated fabric you can strengthen that bold look or soften it a little.


Use the colour as a calm base, a warm connecting element or a bright accent.
Clear, graphic and spacious.
Modern, but warmer and friendlier.
Calm tone-on-tone with less harsh contrast.
Powerful and sleek; ideal when the window can make a statement.
Look at the sample right next to the black profile. Because of the strong contrast, light colours look brighter and mid-tones sometimes darker than when lying loose on a table.
Black and anthracite often look the same in photos.
Single Tone is visible from the façade; Duo Tone is white on the outside.
Let sand or grey come back in a rug, sofa or wall.
Stick & Fit stays close against the window and has no loose hanging cords.
Hold the samples against the window frame and look at them during the day, in the evening and from outside.
RAL 9005 with black, RAL 7016 with anthracite.
No. Light fabrics actually give a lovely contrast and keep the room light.
Yes. The contrast is graphic and often ties in with white walls.
Beige, sand, taupe and warm greys combine well with wood.
Yes. The adhesive profile can be dark to match the window frame and the operating rail light to match the fabric.
Duo Tone for a white outer side; Single Tone when the inside colour may also be visible from outside.
Request fabric samples and also compare RAL 9005 and 7016 next to the window frame before you order.