Roman Shade Styles
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Pleated. With our classic fabric shades, the fold lines are inverted and seamed, creating precise, defined folds when raised and clean horizontal lines at aprox 6″ intervals when lowered. |
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Flat. If the fabric is printed we use a flat method of construction, so that the pattern on the fabric will not be interrupted. Stacking height when raised will be 6″ to 10″, depending upon shade length. Please note that there may be some light spots where the shade and lining are sewn together when ordering blackout lining. |
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| This option allows you to lower the shade down from the top as well as raise it from the bottom. This is a nice style if you want to let in light at the top of your window while providing privacy at the bottom. Vertical strings will be visible when the shade is lowered. This style includes a valance, which will hide the headrail when the shade is lowered. Standard length of the valance is 5”. Both the shade and valance may be mounted on the inside or outside of the window. This style is not available with the continuous loop system. Maximum width 72″ |  |
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This style combines a casual softness with an easy, relaxed feel. Your shade fabric falls smoothly and evenly from the top to form soft, unstructured swags at the hemline. Narrow shades will have a single swag; wider shades will have more than one. This style is usually unlined, but privacy lining may be added Stacking height when raised will be 11″ to 15″, depending upon shade height. |
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