"Martinus Rorbye's ""View From The Artist's Room"

The listed prices apply to all lengths up to 65. For greater lengths , please contact us & we will make a personalized offer. Upgrade a rather dull window view with this amazing image of the outside world as seen by the Dutch artist from his room & create a romantic atmosphere into your private area. Combine the functional qualities of a roller blind with the noble beauty of artwork & make the difference in window styling. A printed window roller blind is the most ideal solution in window treatment as it gently filters sunlight, creates a soft & welcoming atmosphere, & offers superior decorative solutions. It also works well in all kinds of surroundings - classic & more contemporary. All our blinds are custom made ; that means that our patterns or images are adjusted to your window's opening for a highly artistic result. If our listed dimensions do not apply to your window, you can submit your own measurements - in inches or centimeters - & we will quote you accordingly. The listed prices refer to our regular PREMIUM quality that allows moderate light diffusion & protects your visual privacy even at night under moderate room lighting. For greater visual privacy, better resting conditions & maximum protection from sunlight, you can select our Blackout quality. All our materials are environmentally-friendly & in particular, our Roland Eco Sol Max inks are certified (Greenguard Gold UL 2818 certificate) by the Underwriters Laboratories - one of the most reputable laboratories in the field of certification. This makes our blinds suitable for use in bedrooms, kids' rooms, schools & hospitals. Our mechanisms can be also accompanied by all the necessary child safety devices - just let us know that kids are around & well provide them for you. Do note hesitate to contact us via Etsy for more information on our shop & its products & - why not - ask for our advice on your windows' decorating needs. Concerned about your order ? Just ask for a preview & well create it for you exclusively. Martinus Rorbye's View From The Artist's Room