White fabric Roman shade covering a window, shown fully lowered with soft horizontal folds; a circular inset highlights the close-up texture of the light linen-like material.
Window with light purple blinds and a close-up of the fabric texture.
Window with a light purple roman blind and a close-up of the fabric texture.
Window with a light purple roman blind and a close-up of the fabric texture.
Window with a brown roller blind and a close-up of the fabric texture.
Brown roman blind on a window with a close-up of the fabric texture.
Window with a gray roman blind and a close-up of the fabric texture on a beige background.
Window with gray roman blind and close-up of fabric texture on a white background
Window with a gray roman blind and a close-up of the fabric texture on a beige background.
Dark gray roller blind on a window with a close-up of the fabric texture.
Window with a dark gray roller blind and a close-up of the fabric texture.
Window with gray roman blind and close-up of fabric texture on a beige background
Window with a dark gray roller blind and a close-up of the fabric texture.
Window with a blue roller blind and a close-up of the fabric texture.
Window with light gray blinds and a close-up of the fabric texture in the corner.
Window with purple roman blinds and a close-up of the fabric texture.
Brown roller blind on a window with a close-up of the fabric texture.
Brown roller blind on a window with a close-up of the fabric texture.
Beige woven blind on a window with a close-up of the material in the corner.
Green roman blind on a window with a close-up of the fabric texture.
Gray roman blind on a window with a close-up of the fabric texture in the corner.
Light blue roman blind on a window with a close-up inset of the fabric texture.
A white custom flat fold Roman shade installed on a window, with a close-up of the fabric texture.
A white custom flat fold Roman shade installed on a window, with a close-up of the fabric texture.
A white custom flat fold Roman shade installed on a window, with a close-up of the fabric texture.
A white custom flat fold Roman shade installed on a window, with a close-up of the fabric texture.
A white custom flat fold Roman shade installed on a window, with a close-up of the fabric texture.
A white custom flat fold Roman shade installed on a window, with a close-up of the fabric texture.
A white custom flat fold Roman shade installed on a window, with a close-up of the fabric texture.
A white custom flat fold Roman shade installed on a window, with a close-up of the fabric texture.
A white custom flat fold Roman shade installed on a window, with a close-up of the fabric texture.
Solid dark purple color swatch
Solid dark gray color swatch
Solid gray fabric texture swatch
Solid dark gray color swatch
Navy blue fabric texture swatch
Solid light gray color swatch
Solid light purple color swatch with a textured pattern
Brown fabric texture swatch
Beige fabric texture swatch
Beige fabric texture swatch
Solid green color swatch with a textured pattern
Solid teal color swatch with a textured pattern
Solid light blue color swatch
Close-up of a white linen Roman shade partially lifted, showing the folded fabric edge, inner lining, and mounting hardware at the top of a window frame.
Close-up of a Roman shade showing the folded bottom edge, with light linen-textured fabric on the outside and a smooth white blackout lining on the back.
Side view of a raised Roman shade with soft horizontal folds, made from light linen-textured fabric, mounted on a wooden headrail above a window.
Close-up of the bottom hem of a white linen-textured window covering, showing fine woven fabric and a neatly folded edge resting on a white windowsill.
White fabric Roman shade covering a window, shown fully lowered with soft horizontal folds; a circular inset highlights the close-up texture of the light linen-like material.
Window with light purple blinds and a close-up of the fabric texture.
Window with a light purple roman blind and a close-up of the fabric texture.
Window with a light purple roman blind and a close-up of the fabric texture.
Window with a brown roller blind and a close-up of the fabric texture.
Brown roman blind on a window with a close-up of the fabric texture.
Window with a gray roman blind and a close-up of the fabric texture on a beige background.
Window with gray roman blind and close-up of fabric texture on a white background
Window with a gray roman blind and a close-up of the fabric texture on a beige background.
Dark gray roller blind on a window with a close-up of the fabric texture.
Window with a dark gray roller blind and a close-up of the fabric texture.
Window with gray roman blind and close-up of fabric texture on a beige background
Window with a dark gray roller blind and a close-up of the fabric texture.
Window with a blue roller blind and a close-up of the fabric texture.
Window with light gray blinds and a close-up of the fabric texture in the corner.
Window with purple roman blinds and a close-up of the fabric texture.
Brown roller blind on a window with a close-up of the fabric texture.
Brown roller blind on a window with a close-up of the fabric texture.
Beige woven blind on a window with a close-up of the material in the corner.
Green roman blind on a window with a close-up of the fabric texture.
Gray roman blind on a window with a close-up of the fabric texture in the corner.
Light blue roman blind on a window with a close-up inset of the fabric texture.
A white custom flat fold Roman shade installed on a window, with a close-up of the fabric texture.
A white custom flat fold Roman shade installed on a window, with a close-up of the fabric texture.
A white custom flat fold Roman shade installed on a window, with a close-up of the fabric texture.
A white custom flat fold Roman shade installed on a window, with a close-up of the fabric texture.
A white custom flat fold Roman shade installed on a window, with a close-up of the fabric texture.
A white custom flat fold Roman shade installed on a window, with a close-up of the fabric texture.
A white custom flat fold Roman shade installed on a window, with a close-up of the fabric texture.
A white custom flat fold Roman shade installed on a window, with a close-up of the fabric texture.
A white custom flat fold Roman shade installed on a window, with a close-up of the fabric texture.
Solid dark purple color swatch
Solid dark gray color swatch
Solid gray fabric texture swatch
Solid dark gray color swatch
Navy blue fabric texture swatch
Solid light gray color swatch
Solid light purple color swatch with a textured pattern
Brown fabric texture swatch
Beige fabric texture swatch
Beige fabric texture swatch
Solid green color swatch with a textured pattern
Solid teal color swatch with a textured pattern
Solid light blue color swatch
Close-up of a white linen Roman shade partially lifted, showing the folded fabric edge, inner lining, and mounting hardware at the top of a window frame.
Close-up of a Roman shade showing the folded bottom edge, with light linen-textured fabric on the outside and a smooth white blackout lining on the back.
Side view of a raised Roman shade with soft horizontal folds, made from light linen-textured fabric, mounted on a wooden headrail above a window.
Close-up of the bottom hem of a white linen-textured window covering, showing fine woven fabric and a neatly folded edge resting on a white windowsill.

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    Roman Shades

    Roman shades, sometime referred to as Roman blinds, offer a unique solution for those looking for a blend between a curtain and a shade. Roman shades are made of fabric but built for precise light control to function like a shade.

    Because they are made of fabric, Roman blinds can be customized to fit with any décor for most rooms. Options for patterns range from more simplistic stripes or solids up to more elaborate floral and decorative choices.

    Why Choose Roman Shades?

    Roman shades are the perfect choice for many rooms and styles. Here's why:

    • Style: Roman shades come in a wide assortment of colors, styles, patterns, and fabrics allowing you to pick the perfect shade to match the décor of your room.
    • Functionality: A big win for those who want the beauty of drapes but don’t want to sacrifice function. Roman blinds are easy to hang and operate while keeping with the drapery aesthetic.
    • Light Control: Roman shades offer a wide variety of light control options. Precise controls allow you to adjust to your desired height throughout the day. Additionally, they are available in both light filtering and blackout to further control light or block it completely.

    Optional Upgrades

    Roman shades are also available with a range of upgrade options to further customize and get the perfect window treatment for your room.

    • Cordless Lift: This popular option provides a hidden control system that eliminates the lift cord on your Roman shades and enables the shades to be easily raised or lowered with the touch of a finger.
    • Motorized Lift: With a motorized lift upgrade, your Roman shades can be raised or lowered at the push of a button..
    • Valances and Cornices: A stylish topper to accent your shades. Some Roman blinds feature fabric-wrapped wooden headrails at the top of the shade, or decorative trim at the bottom.
    • Liners: Privacy liners can be added to give you more nighttime privacy or block light during the day. Liners also protect your Roman shades from sun damage.

    Other Considerations

    While Roman shades are a great option for window coverings, they may not be the perfect option for everyone or for every room. A few things to consider:

    • Roman blinds have a tall stack when fully raised, which can obstruct part of the view even when lifted up.
    • The mechanisms and folds require a certain minimum window depth to hang properly; be sure to check depth requirements if you are planning an inside mount.
    • Roman shades are made from fabric, and therefore not ideal in areas of high moisture such as a bathroom. 
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    Linen Blend

    The Linen series fabric features warm, brown textured tones that bring to mind classic American vintage style. To the touch, it balances a soft feel with a subtle texture, and visually it has a dimensional look similar to Safari, which is why many customers choose it. It pairs especially well with modern minimalist interiors.

    White linen Roman shades on two windows

    Benefits of Roman Shade

    Versatility:Suitable for various rooms, Roman shades can complement both modern and traditional interiors. It's versatile due to its adaptability in style, fabric, and functionality.
    Light Control and Privacy:The ability to be fully raised, lowered or positioned at different heights provides unparalleled control over the amount of natural light.
    Energy-efficient:Roman shades come with a lining that prevents solar heat gain in hot climates, helping to keep interiors cooler. In cold climates it blocks cold drafts, helping to reduce energy consumption.
    Aesthetics and Functionality:Blending aesthetics and functionality, the neutral tone and soft pleats add a touch of sophistication to the room.

    Cordless Lift System

    Safety

    Cordless operation eliminates the risk of entanglement for children and pets, promoting a safer environment in the home.

    Sleek Appearance

    With no visible cords, cordless Roman shades provide a clean and uncluttered look, enhancing the aesthetic appeal of any room.

    Convenience

    Cordless operation offers ease of use, allowing for smooth and hassle-free adjustments with just a simple lift or lower motion, making them ideal for everyday use.
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    Trade Account Benefits

    Trade Pricing & Offers

    Exclusive trade-only pricing and access to special offers designed for our professional partners.

    Dedicated Support

    A dedicated team for product questions and order assistance.

    Sample Access

    Review colors and materials before ordering.

    Custom Quotes

    Tailored quotes for larger or repeat orders.

    Flexible Shipping Options

    Including delivery to client or job site.

    Cordless Roman Shade Size Range

  • Wide Range: 22-63 inches
  • Length Range: Min. 20 inches

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    How to Choose the Liner

    Shading Rate of Different Liners.

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    Stack Height

    The stack height will vary slightly based on the size of the Roman blinds as well as the fold type. The stack height will vary from 9 inches to 14 inches, with taller shades having a larger stack height.

    Trade Account Benefits

    Trade Pricing & Offers

    Exclusive trade-only pricing and access to special offers designed for our professional partners.

    Dedicated Support

    A dedicated team for product questions and order assistance.

    Sample Access

    Review colors and materials before ordering.

    Custom Quotes

    Tailored quotes for larger or repeat orders.

    Flexible Shipping Options

    Including delivery to client or job site.

    FAQs

    For window frame depths less than 2 “

        Measure window width including mouldings and add ½”

        Measure window height including mouldings and add 3"

    Yes. If your window casing width is 50", you should order width 49-5/8".(deduct 3/8 inch by yourself)

    Yes. The Measurement Finder has already helped you subtract ⅜ inch.

    For window depths at least 2.5"

    Use this text to answer questions in as much detail as possible for your customers.

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    Neutral Theme

    Less is more. In the context of interior design, neutral means without color. Neutrals such as beige, ivory, taupe, black, gray, and shades of white appear to be without color. but in many applications these hues often have undertones. Be aware of these underlying tones as you match colors. Neutral colors are muted shades that appear to lack color but often have underlying hues that change with different lighting. To some extent, blacks, browns, tans, golds, and beige are considered warm. Cooler colors, on the other hand, are white, ivory, silver, and gray.

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