Curtain Types

Zebra Blinds

Alternating sheer and opaque stripes that let you adjust light in stages — a modern system.

A zebra blind is a system of alternating sheer and opaque fabric stripes controlled by a single mechanism.

Sliding the stripes to align or offset them adjusts how much light enters the room, in stages.

Depending on how the stripes are aligned, you can both soften light and reduce visibility from outside.

Offices, workspaces, living rooms and kitchens — spaces with changing light needs throughout the day — suit it well.

Its clean, orderly look fits well with modern and minimalist decor.

Lighter tones feel airier; darker tones create a bolder contrast.

Usually maintained by wiping with a dry cloth; check product-specific guidance for the fabric.

A roller blind is a single piece of fabric, while a zebra blind's alternating sheer and opaque stripes allow light to be adjusted in stages.

A good fit for anyone who wants to adjust light in stages and prefers a modern look.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does a zebra blind differ from a roller blind?

A roller blind is one piece of fabric, while a zebra blind's alternating stripes let you adjust light in stages.

Does a zebra blind suit every room?

It's generally chosen for offices, workspaces and living rooms with changing light needs throughout the day.