Sweden · Concealed blind and recessed curtain track systems · Since 2016
Blindspace in London
Specify Blindspace concealed blind systems through Faura at the Faura Interior Design Residency, Westminster, SW1, as part of a full interior scheme.
Blindspace is a Swedish company, founded in 2016, that designs patented boxes to conceal blinds in walls and ceilings and to flush-mount curtain tracks, so that only the fabric is seen. Its systems cover windows and doors, corner, shaped and eaves windows and skylights, and can future-proof a building for blinds added later. At the Faura Interior Design Residency in Westminster, SW1, interior designers, architects and developers can specify Blindspace through Faura at the design stage, together with the shading, lighting and finishes of a project. Visits are by appointment.

Blindspace at a glance
- Founded
- 2016, at the historic Nääs Fabriker cotton mill in Sweden
- Based in
- Energigatan 7, Kungsbacka, Sweden
- Production
- In Europe, North America and Australia
- Products
- S Series standard boxes, C Series custom boxes, M Series and TrackTrim recessed curtain tracks
- Applications
- Windows and doors, corner windows, shaped windows, eaves windows, skylights and future-proofing
- Patents
- Several granted patents and ongoing patent applications
- Resources
- Technical drawings in PDF and DWG, NBS-verified Revit and IFC BIM objects, and RIBA-accredited CPD
- In Westminster
- Specification and ordering through Faura at the Faura Interior Design Residency, SW1 (by appointment)
Blindspace through Faura
Blindspace is not installed at the Residency. Faura specifies the systems below for trade clients at the design stage, working from Blindspace's technical drawings and specification documents.
| Range | Blindspace | Through Faura |
|---|---|---|
| Windows and doors | S Series standard boxes to conceal blinds in windows and doors | Specified and ordered through Faura |
| Any window type | C Series custom boxes, including dual stacked or side-by-side blinds | Specified for corner, shaped and eaves windows |
| Skylights | Four-sided, three-sided and head-box frames for skylight blinds | Specified with the shading system for each roof light |
| Curtains | TrackTrim recessed curtain tracks for manual, electric and curved tracks | Specified with the curtain fabrics of the scheme |
| Future-proofing | Boxes built in now for manual or electric blinds installed later | Specified for new-build and refurbishment projects |


What Blindspace makes
Blindspace boxes are built into walls and ceilings so that blind mechanisms disappear into the architecture. Skim-coat flanges integrate the boxes into the plaster, a patented safety hinge keeps the cover plate secure, and the blinds stay accessible for service or replacement.
- S Series: standard boxes to conceal blinds in windows and doors.
- C Series: custom boxes to conceal blinds in any type of window, in single, dual, vertical or horizontal configurations.
- TrackTrim: a trim for flush-mounted curtain tracks, for manual and electric systems; some curved systems bend to a radius as tight as 250 mm.
- Installation aids: quick-fix brackets for the shading product, and boxes that can be installed in any direction for skylights and bottom-up shades.
Skylights and difficult openings
For skylights, Blindspace boxes most often form a four-sided frame around the opening, so only the blind fabric is visible when it is deployed. Three-sided frames suit eaves skylights or openings with no room on one side, and a head box with a hem-bar box suits glass supported by glass fins. Dual blinds, such as shading with blackout or with an insect screen, can share one larger box.
Box sizes depend on the shading system chosen, so Blindspace recommends agreeing the blind system with a shading specialist before the boxes are specified.
Compatible systems
Blindspace publishes boxes and datasheets for named shading systems. TrackTrim works with curtain tracks from Somfy, Silent Gliss, Lutron and Crestron, and Blindspace's technical drawings include boxes for Lutron and Crestron roller blinds and for Somfy Glydea curtain motors.
Resources for specifiers
- Drawings: box sizes, CAD sections, plans and installation details in PDF and DWG.
- BIM: NBS-verified Revit and IFC objects for the S Series, C Series and TrackTrim.
- Documents: datasheets, specification documents, a brochure, a product book and installation guides.
- CPD: two RIBA-accredited CPD modules on concealed blinds, run on Zoom or as lunch and learns.
Specifiers · Technical drawings · Brochure and datasheets · RIBA CPD
Specifying Blindspace through Faura
- 01Plan earlyBook a private visit to the Residency in Westminster at the design stage, before ceilings and walls are built, and review the window and shading strategy for the project.
- 02Choose the shading systemFaura confirms the blinds or curtain tracks for each opening, which sets the box sizes required.
- 03Specify the boxesFaura specifies S Series, C Series or TrackTrim from Blindspace's technical drawings and BIM objects, for the contractor's drawings.
- 04Order and deliveryFaura places the order and coordinates delivery to site, timed to the frame-up stage of the build.
Frequently asked questions
- Where can I specify Blindspace in London?
- Interior designers, architects and developers can specify and order Blindspace through Faura at the Faura Interior Design Residency in Westminster, SW1, by appointment. Blindspace is not installed at the Residency; Faura works from the brand's technical drawings and specification documents.
- Where is Blindspace based and made?
- Blindspace was founded in 2016 at the Nääs Fabriker cotton mill in Sweden and is based in Kungsbacka, Sweden. Its production is in Europe, North America and Australia.
- What does Blindspace do?
- Blindspace designs patented boxes that conceal blinds in walls and ceilings, and TrackTrim, a trim for flush-mounted curtain tracks, so that only the fabric is visible.
- Can I get Blindspace CAD or BIM files?
- Yes. Blindspace publishes box sizes and technical drawings in PDF and DWG, and NBS-verified Revit and IFC objects for the S Series, C Series and TrackTrim.
- What is the difference between the S Series and the C Series?
- The S Series is Blindspace's range of standard boxes to conceal blinds in windows and doors. The C Series is its range of custom boxes for any type of window.
- Can Blindspace conceal blinds in skylights?
- Yes. Boxes can form a four-sided frame around a skylight so that only the fabric shows, or a three-sided frame or head box where space is limited. The box sizes depend on the shading system chosen.
- Which blind and curtain systems work with Blindspace?
- TrackTrim works with curtain tracks from Somfy, Silent Gliss, Lutron and Crestron, and Blindspace's drawings cover named Lutron and Crestron roller blinds. Faura confirms the shading system for each opening before specifying the boxes.
- When should Blindspace be specified?
- At the design stage. Blindspace times delivery of its boxes to the frame-up stage and confirms details before the frame closes, and skim-coat flanges integrate the boxes into walls and ceilings. They can also future-proof a building for manual or electric blinds installed later.
- How much does Blindspace cost?
- It depends on the box series, sizes and number of openings. Faura prepares trade quotations for each specification.
- What are the lead times for Blindspace?
- They depend on the series and whether boxes are standard or custom. Faura confirms timing for each order so it fits the construction programme.
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Sources: Blindspace — About us · Why Blindspace · Specifiers · Recessed curtain tracks · Brochure and datasheets.
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See Blindspace in person at the Faura Interior Design Residency in Westminster. Appointments are held Monday to Friday, 09:00–18:00.
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