This quarter we did something we have been threatening to do for a while: we cleared the racks. One line, six shades, every one of them something we would put in our own homes. Curtains and drapery return in a future edit — smaller, and better for the pruning. Until then, this is the whole store, and we are proud of every piece of it.
1. The default — Flat Roman Shade
If you are covering one window this year, cover it with this. Clean horizontal folds, a linen face, and a profile that suits every room in the house. Inside-mounted in a deep frame it looks built with the architecture.
2. The soft one — Pleated Roman Shade
Same bones as the flat roman, but the stitched pleats hold a gentle scallop even when lowered. Choose it where the flat version feels too strict — bedrooms, reading corners, anywhere the light is warm.
3. The romantic — London Roman Shade
Relaxed tails and a swagged hem. This is the shade for rooms with history — or rooms that want some. It asks for a fabric with drape, and rewards it.
4. The workhorse — Eclipse Roller
Our blackout roller. Minimal profile, wipeable, and the honest answer for bedrooms, nurseries and media rooms. Outside-mount it with a few inches of overlap and the room goes properly dark.
5. The quiet engineer — Hive Light
Honeycomb cells trap air against the glass: our most energy-efficient shade, and the one that takes the edge off street noise and summer heat. West-facing rooms in Southern California, this is yours.
6. The texture play — Reed & Grass
Woven reed filters sun into a warm, dappled glow no flat fabric can imitate. One natural-material window per room is the cheapest design upgrade we know.
Every shade above is made to your measurements, and every fabric ships as a free swatch — up to five per order. Start there.
