Function And Beauty - Stevenson Vestal - Drapery Workroom - Beautiful Artisanship

Pleated Hem Roman Shades have horizontal fabric folds that stack up evenly when raised, but have 3 fixed folds along the bottom when lowered completely. They are a popular choice for bathrooms because they are both stylish and functional. They can be lowered all the way to the bottom of the window to block out unwanted views. Roman shades can also be used to control the amount of light that enters the bathroom. This can be helpful in creating a more relaxing atmosphere, or in providing lighting for tasks such as applying makeup.

Designer: Lexie Bennett, Ethan Allen-Cary NC

This bathroom blends traditional elements (the classic window panes and Roman shade) with modern finishes (the sleek marble-tiled shower and gold-rimmed arched mirror).

Dining Room with decorative side panels.

A large, arched picture window with classic grilles serves as a focal point, flooding the room with natural light.

A long, tiered crystal chandelier hangs above the table, adding a touch of modern luxury and vertical interest.

Guest Room with Pleated Hem Roman Shade and functioning Top Tacked Two Prong Draperies.

The window features a high-set, neutral Roman shade with crisp horizontal pleats, paired with floor-length pleated drapery for a refined, layered look.

These draperies differ from standard rod-pocket styles by featuring sewn-in top folds that create a permanent uniformed pleated effect. This design ensures they hang in neat, architectural columns, even when pulled back.

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