Roman shades bring fabric softness to a window without the bulk of full drapery. When they raise, the fabric gathers into tailored horizontal folds, and when they lower, you get a clean panel of fabric that feels warmer and more finished than a plain roller. They are the shade I recommend when a room needs texture and softness.
Tailored or relaxed, structured or soft
Flat front Romans read crisp and modern, hobbled styles hold soft permanent folds for a fuller look, and relaxed bottoms curve gently for a more casual room. Fabric choice does most of the talking, from airy linen textures to rich weaves, and I bring books of real swatches to every estimate.
Where Roman shades shine
Bedrooms, dining rooms, and living rooms are natural homes for Romans, anywhere softness matters more than a minimal profile. Lined and blackout options make them genuinely functional for sleep, not just decorative, and cordless lift keeps them safe in kids' rooms. For a side by side comparison, my blog covers Roman versus roller shades.
Custom made for your exact windows
Because Romans are a fabric product, precise measuring matters even more than usual. A shade that is even slightly narrow shows light gaps that spoil the tailored look. I measure every window myself and review mount depth, stacking height, and fold style with you before anything is ordered.
Frequently asked questions
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Part of our Custom Shades line. Serving Des Moines, Ankeny, Waukee, and the surrounding metro from Norwalk.
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