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Roman Shades for the Bedroom

When choosing your bedroom's blinds, shades, and shutters, you must ensure they match your needs. They need to fit the size of your window, provide enough privacy, and ensure maximum comfort.

Roman shades for bedrooms are a popular choice for valid reasons. They come in various styles, like a soft or European fold, which have a rounded appearance and give your bedroom a cozier feeling. You can also usually ask for custom Roman shades, so you can easily match their design with the rest of your bedroom.

Since they're made of fabric, Roman shades make perfect insulators. If you don't like waking up to a ray of sunshine on your face, you can also find blackout Roman shades for bedroom and sleep until noon. That gives them an advantage compared to other shade types, like faux wood blinds, which have gaps no matter how well you close them.

Roman blinds also provide ultimate privacy. If you opt for outside mounted Roman shades, you can layer other shades type like mini blinds underneath and have one more transparent cover for daytime, and unfold the Roman shades during the night.

Now, you might be wondering how to choose suitable bedroom Roman shades

Well, firstly, you'll need to decide how much coverage you want. You can find Roman shades of different thicknesses. Thicker shades will be better insulators and offer more privacy to your interior. 

Next, determine whether they look better outside or inside your window frame. An inside mount is more challenging to install, but it's worth it if you have large windows. If you opt for an outside mount, you should think about your window trim. If it has unique and decorative features, it's better not to cover it.

Finally, think about the design of your Roman blinds and determine whether you'll need to invest in custom blinds

At Factory Direct Blinds, you can choose between various Roman shades for bedrooms and other types of blinds, like cordless blinds and vertical blinds, and even customize your own window treatment.

FAQs

Are Roman shades good for bedroom?

Roman blinds are an excellent bedroom option. They're elegant and fit whichever bedroom aesthetics you're seeking. You can also add a blackout liner and make them perfect nighttime blinds that let you sleep without distractions.

What is the downside to Roman shades?

One of the downsides to Roman shades is that they're made of fabric which is easily stained and dirtied. However, that also accounts for their versatility in terms of design, texture, material thickness, etc.

Are Roman shades classy?

Yes. Roman shades are considered one of the more stylish and classy shades options.

What is the purpose of Roman shades?

Like any other blinds for windows, Roman shades bring comfort to your home. Depending on the fabric you choose for your Roman blinds, they can filter out as much light as you want or completely block out the sunlight and harmful UV rays.