Pleated & Softcell cellular blinds

Soft at the window. Clever within.

Pleated blinds fold like a concertina. Cellular blinds have a honeycomb structure that holds a layer of air. Both gather into a compact stack, with fabric and operating options to suit different light and privacy needs.

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White Softcell cellular blinds across a contemporary glazed living space
157 fabricsBrowse colours and textures
25mm SoftcellInsulating honeycomb structure
20mm pleatLight, crisp folded profile
Survey & fittingOne professionally managed service

A different kind of fold

Light control,
without visual weight.

Pleated and cellular blinds gather into a compact stack and can be configured to move in more than one direction. That makes them particularly useful where privacy, insulation, glazed doors or a clean contemporary profile matter.

Choose the structure

Honeycomb comfort.
Precisely folded style.

The fabric construction changes both the appearance and performance. Softcell creates a cellular air pocket; pleated fabric uses one clean fold for a lighter and more decorative result.

02Texture & colour

Pleated

A crisp 20mm pleat creates a light, consistent rhythm. The collection moves from calm plains to colour, pearlised coatings, woven texture and selected blockout fabrics.

  • 86 pleated colours
  • Plain, textured and pearlised finishes
  • Selected blockout fabrics
  • Clean, compact stacking
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The complete supplied range

Choose the structure.
Find the fabric.

Browse every current swatch supplied in the collection. Most fabrics also include a complete in-window view; where one is not supplied, the high-resolution fabric scan is shown instead.

Softcell cellular

A 25mm honeycomb fabric with an insulating air pocket, a clean folded profile and dimout, blockout, voile, water-resistant and fire-retardant choices.

71colours available to browse
Select a fabric10 options shown

On-screen colours and scale are indicative. Fabric availability, system compatibility and the final appearance are confirmed from current physical samples before ordering.

How the blind moves

Privacy can begin
anywhere on the glass.

The right operating system can matter as much as the fabric. We choose it around the window, how you use the room, the size of the blind and the level of everyday access required.

01

Bottom up

Raise the fabric conventionally from the lower rail. Available in free-hanging and selected tensioned systems.

02

Top down, bottom up

Place the fabric within the window to preserve lower-level privacy while allowing daylight above and below.

03

Day & night

Combine two fabrics in one treatment, often a softly filtering voile with a second dimout or blockout cellular fabric.

04

Perfect Fit

A neat framed, tensioned option for compatible windows and glazed doors, without drilling into the surrounding wall.

05

Motorised

Selected systems can use Cruze or Somfy motors for convenient control and compatible connected-home routines.

Two fabrics, one window

Soft daylight.
Stronger privacy.

A day-and-night system lets two fabrics share one opening. Pair Artezen voile for gentle daytime filtering with a second dimout or blockout fabric when privacy or light reduction matters more.

  • Move either fabric into the useful position
  • Maintain a visual connection outside during the day
  • Add a stronger privacy or room-darkening layer
  • Available in selected free-hanging and tensioned systems
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Softcell day-and-night blinds combining Lexington blockout with Artezen Snow voileLexington blockout · Artezen Snow voile

Fabric performance

Choose what the
room actually needs.

01

Energy & comfort

The Softcell honeycomb holds still air at the glass, helping reduce heat transfer and improve comfort around the window.

02

Blockout

Silver-backed cellular and selected pleated fabrics provide stronger light reduction, while edge light remains possible.

03

Water resistant

Tribeca dimout and blockout fabrics have a water-resistant coating suited to kitchens, bathrooms and higher-moisture spaces.

04

Fire retardant

Soho combines a blockout cellular construction with BS 5867-2:2008 Type B fire-retardant performance.

Hudson Teal cellular blinds fitted in a slim frame to glazed doorsHudson Teal · Framed tensioned system

For suitable glazing

Neat within
the frame.

Perfect Fit and compatible framed systems hold pleated or cellular fabric neatly against suitable windows and glazed doors. The blind moves with the opening and avoids drilling into the surrounding wall.

  • Bottom-up or top-down/bottom-up control
  • Useful on compatible tilt-and-turn windows and doors
  • Tensioned fabric remains tidy when the opening moves
  • Profile colour coordinated as closely as the current system allows
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Motorised control

Quiet movement.
One less cord.

Selected pleated and Softcell systems can be motorised using compatible Cruze or Somfy equipment. It is especially useful for higher windows, multiple blinds and homes where scheduled or remote control adds genuine convenience.

  • Compatibility depends on system, fabric and blind size
  • Control and power options agreed before manufacture
  • Can support a cleaner, cord-free window treatment
  • Smart-home integration confirmed around the selected motor
Final motor, power supply, control method and connected-home compatibility are confirmed during quotation.
Motorised Soho Flint Softcell blinds in a contemporary dining roomSoho Flint · Motorised Softcell

Choosing with confidence

What to consider before choosing.

Best suited to
  • Bedrooms and living spaces
  • Street-facing windows
  • Compatible glazed doors
  • Rooms where comfort matters
We’ll help you choose
Pleated or cellular

Choose a crisp single pleat for colour and texture, or Softcell honeycomb fabric where insulation and wider performance choices matter more.

Opacity and performance

We compare voile, dimout and blockout choices alongside water resistance, fire performance and the realistic light result at the edges.

Operating system

Bottom-up, top-down/bottom-up, day-and-night, framed, tensioned and motorised options are selected around the opening and how you need privacy to work.

Fabric and profile

Colour, texture, hardware finish, final proportions and system compatibility are checked against current samples before ordering.

Good to know
  • Softcell can improve comfort at the glass, but it is not a substitute for efficient glazing or building insulation.
  • Blockout refers to the fabric; light can still remain around the edges or through system gaps.
  • Not every fabric is compatible with every system or maximum size, so final suitability follows a detailed survey.
  • Some pleated fabrics have restricted maximum drops because of their particular weave or finish.

Frequently asked questions

Pleated & Softcell blinds,
clearly explained.

Find answers about this product below. For measuring, orders and fitting, visit our main FAQ.

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01What is the difference between pleated and cellular blinds?

Pleated fabric forms one crisp 20mm fold, giving a light decorative appearance. Softcell uses a 25mm honeycomb construction with enclosed cells that trap still air and provide enhanced insulation at the window.

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02Do cellular blinds help with insulation?

The honeycomb pockets hold a layer of still air close to the glazing and can help reduce heat transfer. The overall improvement depends on the fabric, system, fit, window and how consistently the blind is used.

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03Are blockout cellular blinds completely blackout?

No. A blockout fabric prevents light passing through the material, but light can remain around the sides, rails or other system gaps. We explain the realistic result for the actual opening before you choose.

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04How does top-down, bottom-up control work?

The fabric can be positioned within the window rather than only raised from the bottom. This is particularly useful for street-facing rooms because the lower glass can remain covered while daylight enters above.

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05What is a day-and-night cellular blind?

It combines two fabrics in one system. A popular approach is an Artezen voile for softened daylight and a second dimout or blockout Softcell fabric for stronger privacy and light reduction.

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06Are pleated or cellular blinds suitable for bathrooms?

The water-resistant Tribeca Softcell collection is designed for higher-moisture areas such as kitchens and bathrooms. Ventilation, splash exposure, the system and the particular window are still assessed before we confirm suitability.

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07Can these blinds be fitted without drilling into the wall?

Perfect Fit and compatible framed systems can attach to suitable glazed units without drilling the surrounding wall. Compatibility depends on the bead depth, seals, handles and the window or door construction.

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08Can pleated and cellular blinds be motorised?

Selected systems can be motorised with compatible Cruze or Somfy equipment. Blind size, fabric, system type, power supply and preferred controls all affect the final specification.

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