If you can't sew, the idea of creating your own Roman shades may seem laughable. But you can easily DIY these curtain ...

Roman shades are a popular window treatment, but some of the more decorative ones can be pricey. Upgrade yours with this easy ...

Are you in the midst of a home makeover or simply looking to upgrade your window treatments? Room decor involves many decisions, balancing functionality with desired aesthetics. When choosing ...

— The no-sew Roman shade worked well the first time but there were some issues that came up in the years since. That’s why it’s back to the drawing to make a new no-sew Roman shade.

Jane Hamilton, The Blind Lady joins the Living with Amy show with a look at some of the many options she carries in Roman shades. She offers free in-home consultations that make it easy to choose ...

The new PoE Matter motor is compatible with a variety of shade styles, including roller, zebra, woven wood, outdoor, dual, and Roman shades. The blinds are available now and priced according to ...

Roman shades. Roman shades, sometimes called pleated shades, look similar to roller shades when fully extended. The main difference is that they fold into neat stacks of fabric when raised.

Roller shades here can range from $300 to $2,300 per window, while Roman shades start at around $700 per window and can go up to $3,000. Thank you for subscribing and supporting our journalism.