Interior Design Focus: Roman Shades

Window coverings are the perfect finishing touch to any room, but sometimes long draperies can end up looking too fussy. Roman shades are the ideal alternative window covering that helps create a classic yet practical home design solution to blocking out the sun.

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Adding neutral linen roman shades to these french doors are a subtle way to block out sunlight.

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Here you have subtle roman blinds blending in with a well-designed room.

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In this dining room, Roman blinds are used to add texture and contrast.

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Natural woven shades mimic the textures and materials seen in this family room

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 These wood woven shades are a great way to diffuse natural light.

Sarah Barnard designs healthy, happy, personalized spaces that are deeply connected to nature and art.

To learn more about Sarah Barnard Design, please visit www.SarahBarnard.com.

Long Luxurious Draperies

Window coverings serve many purposes. Not only do they block out sunlight and create privacy, but they add a decorative element to the room that ties it together. Long beautiful drapes add an item of luxury and sophistication to any home design.

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This lightweight linen sheer drapery adds an airy elegance to this seaside room.

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Pale pink draperies add a sense of luxury to this majestic room.

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An example of how light sheer linen draperies can complete a room without looking fussy.

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Long red velvet drapes paired with patterned sheers bring Christmas cheer to this historic mansion.

Sarah Barnard designs healthy, happy, personalized spaces that are deeply connected to nature and art.

To learn more about Sarah Barnard Design, please visit www.SarahBarnard.com.