Roman Shades come in all shapes, sizes, material selections, and headrail options. (…)

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If you are thinking of buying Woven Wood Shades, here is an idea for you to consider. (…)

A short while ago we finished an installation of woven wood shades for a customer. The shades looked pleasant and fit the setting beautifully. (…)

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It happens to us frequently.

We put up a woven wood blind and the length looks too short. Did someone measure incorrectly? Has the factory made a mistake? What's going on? (…)

Take a look at an example of a hobbled roman shade beautifully made using rich-looking materials …

Feast your eyes for a moment on five hobbled roman shades. Don't they look beautiful? (…)

Do You Want An Elegant, Sophisticated, Or A Natural Look & Feel ? 

Roman Shades are great for matching home décor because there are hundreds of combinations to choose from Your choice of natural fibers, even some reed or grass-like materials (the more natural the material the more “imperfections” the product will have Add color or blend with surroundings of any room Available with privacy or black-out liners in an assortment of fabrics and materials, including natural materials You can pick hobbled roman shades (folds remain and add accent when the blind is down) or flat roman shades (a simple & clean look) Top-down Bottom-Up models are also available for woven woods Woven Wood Shades generally require a lot of window room for stacking (not a concern with an outside mount) May be unsuitable for high-traffic areas or children’s rooms due to their often delicate nature and higher replacement cost