Linen Roman Shades & Blinds

Linen is the look most people picture when they think of a roman shade: soft folds, a quiet woven texture and color that reads as natural rather than printed. Linen roman shades and blinds bring that look to a window without the fuss of fabric that needs pressing or panels that drag on the floor. The fabric stacks into neat horizontal folds when raised and hangs flat when lowered, so the window looks finished at any height. Every shade is made to measure for your window and shipped direct to your door.

Choosing a linen roman shade

Start with how much light you want in the room. Our light filtering roman shades soften daylight and keep the room bright while screening the view in, and the range includes Canyon Linen alongside sand, clay and stone tones that sit well with a linen palette. They suit living rooms, dining rooms and kitchens, where the goal is a gentle glow rather than darkness.

For bedrooms and nurseries, the blackout roman range carries a set of linen-look colors: Cloud Linen, Daybreak Linen, Sand Linen, Dark Linen and Black Linen. You keep the woven texture on the room side and lose the daylight when the shade is down.

If you want natural fiber rather than a linen look, our woven wood shades are worth a side by side comparison. They fold in the same way, and their edges can be bound in a linen and cotton blend in white, light brown, dark brown or dark gray. Add a light filtering liner for privacy or a blackout liner for a dark room.

A few design notes. Pale linen tones disappear against white trim and make a window feel larger. A mid tone such as sand or clay adds warmth to gray or white walls without competing with artwork. Dark Linen and Black Linen frame a window as a feature and pair well with black hardware and wood floors.

Lifts and options for fabric romans

Coverly roman shades are built on a squared cassette, in light filtering or blackout fabric. Every shade starts with a chain lift, and you can upgrade from there:

• Cordless: no cord or chain hanging at the window.
• Battery motor: rechargeable, with a remote.
• Plug-in motor: runs from an outlet, with a remote.
• Zigbee or Matter smart motor: connects to voice assistants and home apps. Matter works with Apple Home through a HomePod, and also reaches Alexa and Google Home.

Motors hold several set positions, so a shade can stop halfway as easily as fully open or closed. A hub, a solar charger and a multi-channel remote are available if you want to run a group of shades together.

Measuring and DIY install

Decide first whether the shade sits inside the window frame or on the wall above it. Inside mount shows off the trim and suits deep frames. Outside mount covers more of the wall, which helps a blackout shade cut light at the edges and makes a small window look taller. Measure width and height carefully and order the exact numbers; each shade is built to the size you give us.

Fitting is a simple job with a drill. Screw each bracket in through two of its four holes on opposite sides, using the anchors that match your wall. Hook the groove at the top of the cassette onto the bracket latch, then press it back until it clicks. Check that both the top and the rear of every bracket have locked before you let go. The same steps apply inside the frame or on the wall. If the shade is wide or the wall is soft, use all four screws.

Linen roman shades and blinds give a room calm, natural texture with very little effort. Pick a light filtering tone for living spaces, a blackout linen color for sleep, and a lift that suits how often you will use it. Each one is made to measure and shipped straight to you.