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Floor-to-ceiling custom drapery in a refined contemporary interior

Roman shades, by style and lift

Flat, relaxed, hobbled and slatted, with the lift system and liner priced properly.

Roman shades are priced on rounded square footage at the rate for their style, plus the lift system, plus liner. Width includes returns and the standard build allowance, and cut length adds header, hem and any valance allowance, then rounds up to the pattern repeat. One order covers up to six windows, each with its own size and control side.

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The essentials

Each style priced on its own

01

Style rates

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Flat, Relaxed, Hobbled, Slatted back and Slatted front each read their own rate. A missing rate raises a warning instead of falling back to the flat rate.

02

Lift systems

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Cordless, continuous cord loop, Motorized and Lutron. A motor is entered per shade and shows on the quote as its own Motor line.

03

Cut length

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Hobbled and slatted constructions add their own factor to the cut. A shade valance adds its allowance. The cut length cannot be typed over.

04

Liner, always

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Roman shades are lined work. Liner widths come from the raw width and the liner's usable width, and the liner always appears in the total.

Fabric samples and brass measuring tools in a custom drapery workroom

Considered by design

Relaxed shades add up in the right order

Base face yardage gets its buffer first, the extra yardage for each relaxed width comes second, and only then is the total rounded to a whole yard. Reverse that order and the cutting table comes up a yard short.

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During the private beta, we load your pricing, costs and process before your team signs in.

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