From factory-crafted Roman shades to fully bespoke workroom pieces, we’ll match the right look, fabric, and finish to your windows.
Custom Roman Shades in Chicago
Roman Shades
the Tailored Solution
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Lakewood Balmoral Historical Residence
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Lincoln Park Townhome
Factory Roman Shades or Workroom Romans?
Factory Roman shades are our go-to when you want a beautiful, tailored look with smart efficiency. They deliver consistent craftsmanship, dependable performance, and a clean finish, with options for light filtering, blackout, cordless, and motorization. Most importantly, our factory shades are very much designed, not simply selected, we guide proportion, mounting height, fabric selection, and layering so the final result feels intentional and room-right. For many homes, factory Romans are the sweet spot: elevated, reliable, and thoughtfully priced.
Factory Roman Shades
Custom workroom Roman shades are where window treatments become truly bespoke. Handcrafted in our Andersonville workroom, they allow for deeper personalization: specialty fabrics, trim, banding, liners, edge details, and the kind of tailoring that makes a room feel finished in a way you can’t quite describe, but you notice immediately. This is craftsmanship with a designer’s eye, built around your architecture, your furnishings, and your light. And just like our factory options, the goal isn’t “more expensive,” it’s what’s about what’s right for you. Often, the best plan is a mix: value-forward factory Romans in everyday spaces, and workroom-made statements where the room deserves the extra poetry.
Custom Workroom Roman Shades
Fabric and trim choices do more than decorate. They control how light feels, how a shade hangs, and whether the finish looks intentional or accidental. We help you choose the right weave, weight, lining, and edge detail for your exposure, your architecture, and your furnishings, so your Roman shades complement the room, not compete with it.
Fabric + Trim Guidance
Designer Tip
“If you’re unsure, we’ll bring a curated set of options in-home and narrow it to 2–3 that fit your light, palette, and budget. Often, the smartest plan is a mix: factory Romans for everyday rooms, and workroom tailoring where the details matter most.”