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Roman shades are a popular style of window covering that is characterized by soft draping or crisp pleats when the shades are raised. They work similarly to pleated or cellular shades , using a pull cord or continuous loop of cord to raise and lower the fabric.

Yes, Roman shades are easy to operate using pull cords or cordless mechanisms for a smooth lifting experience.

Yes, with the right tools and instructions, you can install Roman shades as a DIY project.

Yes, custom Roman shades can be tailored to fit specialty windows, including arched, bay, and French doors.

Yes, Roman shades with insulating materials can help regulate indoor temperatures and reduce energy consumption.

Whether you choose soft linens, more structured linens or sophisticated patterns, our carefully selected fabrics make our Roman shades stand out.

This means that even decades from now, the Roman shades you choose today will still look as stylish as they do now.

Yes, there are a variety of folded and draped styles so you can create any look you dream of. Providing you with even more light filtering and privacy flexibility, we can make different linings for them, including blackout linings suitable for use in the bedroom.

The first Roman shades are said to have had a humble origin: to keep dust out of their homes, people hung wet towels over their windows.

Roman shades have been a popular choice for interior design since Roman times.

Roman shades have been a popular window covering for nearly 2,000 years since then. We call it “timeless” rather than “trendy” because this style of window covering is not going away anytime soon.

If you want your curtains to filter out a lot of light, you should choose a heavier, thicker or darker colored fabric. You can also add a lining to your curtains, which will improve the light filtering effect.

From a practical point of view, we prefer to recommend you to choose linen material as it is highly recognized by everyone.

Window installation terminology sounds strange, but it's easy to figure out.

An interior curtain is a window covering that is hung or mounted inside the window frame. It does not cover any of the trim around the window.

For example, you will most often see roller shades mounted inside.

In contrast, exterior-mounted draperies hang from the top of the window frame, the trim or decorative strip, or the wall above the window.

Avoid hot water; use lukewarm or cold water to protect the blackout lining from heat damage. Excessive heat can deteriorate the material's light-blocking properties.

Improper drying techniques or excessive moisture can cause fabric distortion. Ensure thorough air drying, laying the shades flat orhanging themto maintain their shape.