You know the look - white walls, raw wood furniture, handmade ceramics, cozy textiles.
Minimalist tone-on-tone looks are sweeping the decor world, so it only makes sense that a dressed-down look would be popping up for window coverings as well. The look we're seeing EVERYWHERE lately - Linen Roman Shades.
What are Roman Shades?
If you're new to window treatments, Roman Shades are made from one piece of fabric that folds up onto itself as you raise it. It's a classic silhouette that until now has mostly been seen in traditional homes with a formal feel. However, when you choose a decidedly un-stuffy fabric like linen, these shades get a laid back feel.
You can amp up this casual look with the aptly named relaxed fold option that allows shade folds to gently swag when raised.
Linen Roman Shades for the Bedroom
Roman Shades in a natural fabric will add coziness to a serene bedroom. For uninterrupted shut-eye, be sure to add a blackout liner.
Premium Roman Shades in Tantalum Antique. Via Ned and Ariel Fulmer.
Premium Roman Shades in Tantalum Antique. Via Ned and Ariel Fulmer.
Blinds.com Roman Shades in Navarro Cornerstone. Via The Homebody House.
Premier Roman Shades in Sussex Flax. Via Wren and Wilde.
Premier Roman Shades in Sussex Flax. Via The MV House.
Premier Roman Shades in Sussex Flax via Thimble and Cloth.
Premium Roman Shades in Somerset Alabaster via @ourjourneyhome_.
Premier Roman Shades in Bellingham Clay Still via @thesilentsubwaytileco.
Premium Roman Shades in Gent Vanilla via Hartley Home.
Linen Roman Shades for the Living Room
Linen Roman Shades can coordinate with other lived-in upholstery, or balance out more formal furnishings for a relaxed feel.
Premier Roman Shades in Linen Opaque Light Sky. Via 1201 North.
Premier Roman Shades in Sussex Flax. Via Wren and Wilde.
Premium Roman Shades in Gent Vanilla via Hunters of Happiness.
Premier Roman Shades in Melange Calcite Madrid via Made By Carli.
Designer Roman Shades in Odyssey Whisper White via The Bland House.
Linen Roman Shades for the Kitchen
Shades in the kitchen are a must-have so you're not blinded by the setting sun while washing up. Choose a linen fabric that matches your wall color to give windows subtle softness.
Designer Roman Shades in Normandy Sandstone. Via Simon Projects.
Premier Roman Shade in Sussex Flax. Via Wren and Wilde.
Premier Roman Shade in Sussex Flax. Via Wren and Wilde.
Designer Roman Shades in Normandy Sandstone. Via Simon Projects.
Premium Roman Shades in Rio Stone. Via The Simplified Space.
Premier Roman Shades in Shannon White Flint via Thimble and Cloth.
Premier Roman Shades in Shannon White Flint via Thimble and Cloth.
Linen Roman Shades for the Dining Room
Despite linen's casual feel, Roman Shades have a traditional construction that fits well in formal spaces like the dining room.
Premium Roman Shades in Wilmington White. Via Verona Brit.
Premier Roman Shades in Sussex Flax. Via Housteile.
Designer Roman Shades in Odyssey Whisper White.
Blinds.com Roman Shades in Cambria Spice. Via The Homebody House.
Premium Roman Shades in Gent Vanilla via Hartley Home.
Linen Roman Shades for the Bathroom
In a space where privacy is essential, linen roman shades will allow natural light to stream in while the windows are fully covered. Be sure to choose a light filtering privacy liner to protect your fabric from sun damage while letting light in.
Premium Roman Shades in Wilmington White. Via Ned and Ariel Fulmer.
Premier Roman Shades in Linen Opaque Granite. Via Melissa Roberts Interiors.
Premium Roman Shades in Wilmington White via @grace_into_joy.
Linen Fabrics for Roman Shades
Are you sold on the linen look for your windows? The next step is to choose your fabric. All Blinds.com window treatments are available with free samples so you can compare colors and textures in person.
Here are a few fabrics we recommend to get this look:
Available for Blinds.com Roman Shades.
Available for Premium Roman Shades.
Available for Premier Roman Shades.
Have More Questions?
For help building the perfect Roman Shades for your home, get free design help from Blinds.com's experts! Reach the design team at 800-505-1905, or by email and live chat.
