"We're going to let you in on a designer secret: sometimes, you need both. The layering of a roman shade and a curtain can give your space an instantly sophisticated, immediately more expensive look. But the window treatments serve different purposes. While drapes visually raise ceilings and provide privacy from prying neighbors, sometimes you need another layer under the curtain rod. The best Roman shades, whether you prefer pleated or draped, block light and accent the millwork adorning your window frames."
"The Sybil bamboo roman shades have a warm tone and subtle stripe, a far cry from the orange tones of the early aughts. The shades arrived within a week of placing the order, and installation was simple enough for me to accomplish on my own in an hour (although a second set of hands is probably needed if you're also navigating a ladder). Over the last year and a half, they've held up very nicely."
Roman shades paired with curtains create a layered, sophisticated look while serving distinct functions. Drapes raise ceilings visually and provide neighbor privacy, while Roman shades block light and highlight window millwork. Shades are available pleated or draped and in materials ranging from sheer linen to blackout fabrics. Seven favorite Roman shades are presented across price points and window sizes. The TwoPages Sybil bamboo shade offers a warm tone, subtle stripe, fast delivery, easy installation, durability, and multiple light-diffusing options with renter-friendly tension-rod hardware. Ikea's Ringblomma is noted as the most affordable option.
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