Fabric Shades
Fabric shades are a great way to finish a window treatment. There are many different styles to choose from and many different ways to use them. Below you will find descriptions and images of the more popular styles.
Balloon Shades
These shades are usually used as a decorative accent that is put in place and seldom moved up or down. Balloon shades are generally made by gathering fabric into sections and then pulling the shade up on itself to give a “ballooned” look. These shades can be made flat (”tailored”) or Gathered. There are also many other variations but generally they are made to be stationary and act as a decorative treatment.
Laminated Shades
This type of shade is very effective not only as a decorative accent but also as a room darkener. Fabric is actually laminated to a shade material (usually a heavy gauge vinyl) and them mounted on a shade roller and works just like a regular roller shade. Instead of the spring roller, we use a continuous cord loop with clutch roller. Eliminating the spring and making the shade easy to operate will ensure a maintenance free product for years to come.
Casual Roman
Austrian Shade
S-11 Casual Roman
S-8 Knife Pleat Roman
S-8 Knife Pleat Roman
S-3 Flat Roman
S-3A Butterfly Roman
S-2 Smocked Top Cloud
S-2 Smocked Top Cloud
S-1 Tailored Balloon
S-1A Butterfly Tailored
A-6 Austrian
S-4 Hobbled Roman
S-4 Hobbled Roman Front Control
S-3 Flat Roman Front Control
S-1B Contrast Pleat Tailored Balloon
S-11 Casual Roman Front Control
S-10 Casual Pleated Roman Front Control
S-3A Butterfly Roman Front Control