What is the difference between roller and Roman blinds?
A roller wraps fabric around a tube. A Roman gathers fabric into folds. Both cover the window, but they look different when lowered and need different space when raised.
Check the wall above the window, handles, inward-opening windows and nearby furniture. A Roman stack can sit in front of glazing; a roller needs room for its tube, brackets and controls.
For a bedroom, a room-darkening fabric or lining can reduce light through the material, but neither automatically seals the edges. In kitchens and bathrooms, ask about the exact material and its care instructions.
Compare roller and Roman blinds, then tell Gemini whether appearance, clear glazing, darkness or easy care matters most.