Roman Shades / Custom Fit
Blackout Roman Shades
Custom Roman shades for privacy-first rooms, stronger light control, and a cleaner window frame.
Made to Measure
Fabric Samples
Measuring Guide
Light Control
Roman shade planner
A cleaner way to choose custom Roman shades.
Use the collection to compare light control, privacy and fabric feel, then move into samples or measuring support before you commit to a custom size.
Order samples before choosing the final shade.
Use the Roman shade measuring guide before placing a custom order.
Choose light filtering, privacy or blackout options by room.
Size, fabric, lining and mount type affect the final cost.
Before checkout, review fabric, size, lining, mount type and shipping details.
Blackout curtain room guide
Will blackout curtains make this room dark enough?
Blackout curtains help darken bedrooms, nurseries and media rooms, but the final result depends on more than fabric. Width, length, rod placement and side overlap all affect light gaps.
Quick answer
Bedrooms, nurseries and media rooms
Finished width, length, rod placement and overlap
Prioritize coverage
For bedrooms and nurseries, plan enough width, length, rod height and side overlap to reduce light gaps around the window.
Choose the lining role
Lining affects darkness, privacy, fabric body and how the curtain hangs, so treat it as a room-function decision.
Layer for softness
Pair blackout drapery with sheers, Roman shades or bedding tones when you want practical darkness without a heavy look.
Best for
Bedrooms, nurseries and media rooms
Measure first
Finished width, length, rod placement and overlap
Reality check
Blackout fabric does not remove every gap by itself
Do blackout curtains block all light?
Blackout fabric or lining improves room darkening, but final darkness also depends on curtain width, length, hardware position and side gaps.
What rooms are best for blackout curtains?
Bedrooms, nurseries, guest rooms and media spaces benefit most because they need privacy and stronger light control.
Should I measure differently for blackout curtains?
Plan more coverage around the frame than a decorative curtain so light gaps are reduced at the sides, top and bottom.
Can blackout curtains still look soft?
Yes. Choose a fabric color and header that match the room, then pair blackout function with soft bedding, sheers or a Roman shade layer.
