The fabric
An opaque blockout layer for stronger light control and privacy, with colour and texture selected from physical samples.
The blockout collection
A quieter room.
On your terms.
A clean flat panel. A considered fit. Blockout blinds for bedrooms, living spaces and everyday privacy.
Plan your blockout blinds Daman Group · Melbourne
Beauty in the detail
Shade with purpose.
Finish with care.
A blockout fabric reduces light passing through the panel. The finished result also depends on where the blind sits, its coverage, and the gaps around the window. We begin with the room and how you want to use it.
The fit
Recess or face fitting changes the coverage. Ask about overlap and edge gaps before choosing the finished specification.
The pairing
A blockout roller behind a sheer gives you two distinct layers: diffused daylight and a more private retreat.
Real rooms. Considered finishes.
The details
make the difference.
A closer look
A real room.
In its own light.
See the installation from another angle. Original project footage, presented in its natural portrait frame.
Talk about your space
Before you choose
A little clarity.
A better finish.
Does blockout mean a completely dark room?
Blockout describes the fabric, not a guarantee of zero light in the room. Light may enter around the sides, top and bottom. Discuss fitting, coverage and any additional light-management details.
Can I combine blinds and sheers?
Yes, a separate sheer and blockout blind can give you independent control. The available depth, track position and access to controls need to be assessed together.
What happens at the measure?
We discuss the room, privacy and light needs, show available samples and review fitting options. The final specification is confirmed for your windows.
From an idea to your room
Consider
Tell us about your room, your light and the way you live.
Select
Explore physical fabrics, colours, tracks and fitting details.
Resolve
Confirm the measure and specification, then bring the finish together.
Begin with a conversation