Restful spaces
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BlackoutFor bedrooms and spaces where stronger light control matters.
ESTORES ROMANOS A MEDIDA
Estores romanos, a tu manera.
Choose the light your room needs, find the right fit, then make the style your own.
01 / LIGHT & PRIVACY
How much light feels right?
A calmer bedroom or a softly lit living room? Start with the purpose of your space.
Restful spaces
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BlackoutFor bedrooms and spaces where stronger light control matters.
Daylit spaces
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Light FilteringSoften daylight while keeping a bright, welcoming feel.
Light control varies by fabric and liner. Check each final product specification before ordering.
02 / INSTALLATION
Dos formas de hacerlo tuyo.
Encuentra la colección de estores romanos que se adapte a tu forma de instalar.
01 · Con soportes
Con taladro
Un ajuste a medida, dentro del hueco o sobre el marco. Descubre estores romanos con instalación mediante soportes.
Ver estores con taladro
02 · Sin perforar
Sin taladro
Otra forma de vestir tus ventanas. Descubre las opciones sin taladro y déjanos ayudarte a encontrar el ajuste adecuado.
Ver opciones sin taladro¿No sabes qué colección se adapta a tus ventanas?
Te ayudamos a elegir03 / FOLD STYLE
Choose the fold. Set the mood.
Each silhouette changes the way light, fabric and architecture meet.
Flat Fold
Superficies lisas. Un acabado limpio y definido.
Limpio · discreto · definido
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Front Slat
Líneas horizontales definidas. Ritmo arquitectónico.
Definido · rítmico · estructurado
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Soft Fold
Pliegues amplios y curvos. Profundidad en capas.
Amplio · curvo · en capas
Explorar el estilo
INSIDE OUR BLACKOUT CONSTRUCTION
The details behind your shade.
Look beyond the front fabric: white blackout lining, attached fabric batten pockets and sewn edges form the construction behind the shade.
Face fabric & blackout lining
The decorative face fabric is paired with a separate white blackout lining. The two textiles come together at the sewn edges.
Batten pockets, sewn to the lining
Fabric sleeves enclose the rear battens and are sewn to the white blackout lining. The pockets remain connected to the backing assembly.
A closer look at the edges
The turned edge and sewn corner bring the face fabric and lining together. This close-up illustrates the relationship between the two materials.
ROOM BY ROOM
See your room in a different light.
Choose a room, see the shade in context, then filter the fabric series that suit your scheme.
Living room
Light for the way you live.
Keep the room welcoming through the day, then choose extra light control if it doubles as a TV room.
- Fold & silhouette
- Flat Fold for clean lines; Soft Fold for a fuller, more layered look.
- Light & privacy
- Start with light filtering for gentle daylight. Choose blackout lining if evening viewing or stronger light control matters more.
Fabric, fit & daily use
- Fabric & color
- Ivory, oatmeal and warm neutrals pair easily with wood and upholstery. A visible weave adds texture without a busy pattern.
- Before you choose
- Check privacy after dark with the lights on. Light filtering alone does not guarantee privacy.
Bedroom
A softer setting for rest.
Start with the light you want to keep out, then choose the folds that suit the room.
- Fold & silhouette
- Soft Fold for a generous, layered finish; Flat Fold for a quieter, tailored bedroom.
- Light & privacy
- Blackout lining is a useful starting point when morning light or daytime rest is the priority. It blocks light through the fabric, not every gap around the shade.
Fabric, fit & daily use
- Fabric & color
- A linen-look face in warm white, taupe or muted blue keeps the room calm. Confirm the lining and color with a sample.
- Before you choose
- For stronger light control, discuss outside-mount coverage and overlap. Check the raised stack will clear handles and any opening window.
Dining room
Bring softness to the table.
Frame the room with fabric that complements the dining furniture, rather than competing with it.
- Fold & silhouette
- Relaxed Roman for a softly curved hem and an informal feel; Flat Fold for more structured dining rooms.
- Light & privacy
- Light filtering suits a bright dining space. Consider blackout lining when after-dark privacy is the stronger priority.
Fabric, fit & daily use
- Fabric & color
- Try ivory linen-look texture with warm wood, or a quiet tonal color that picks up a chair or wall finish.
- Before you choose
- Keep the shade stack clear of doors and handles. On neighboring windows, align mounting heights for a more considered finish.
Home office
Shape the light around your work.
Choose useful daytime light first, and allow for the direction of the sun and the position of your screen.
- Fold & silhouette
- Flat Fold gives the window a simple, orderly face that works well alongside desks and shelving.
- Light & privacy
- Light filtering softens incoming light. If direct sun still causes screen glare, consider blackout lining and adjust the shade position.
Fabric, fit & daily use
- Fabric & color
- A subtle weave in stone, warm grey or taupe adds texture without visually competing with your workspace.
- Before you choose
- Place screens across the window where possible. Remote control can make a high or hard-to-reach shade easier to adjust.
Children’s room
Plan for rest. Start with cordless.
Begin with a cordless window covering, then plan the light level, fabric and fit around the room.
- Fold & silhouette
- A simple Flat Fold keeps the visual effect calm. Let color or texture connect the shade to bedding and wall tones.
- Light & privacy
- Consider blackout lining for daytime rest and early mornings. The final room-darkening effect also depends on edge gaps and the mount.
Fabric, fit & daily use
- Fabric & color
- Muted colors and a subtle weave are easy to coordinate. Confirm care instructions before choosing; washable fabric should never be assumed.
- Before you choose
- Choose cordless operation and review the complete product and installation for accessible cords. Keep beds, furniture and toys away from windows.
Kitchen & breakfast nook
A lighter start to the day.
Roman shades can soften a dry breakfast nook, where fabric is well away from cooking and splashing.
- Fold & silhouette
- Flat Fold offers a clean silhouette with less visual fullness in a compact kitchen corner.
- Light & privacy
- Light filtering keeps a breakfast area bright. Check the view from outside if the window faces neighbors or the street.
Fabric, fit & daily use
- Fabric & color
- Choose only after checking the fabric’s care instructions. Linen-look texture does not mean washable, grease-resistant or moisture-resistant.
- Before you choose
- Keep fabric away from sinks, cooktops, heat and steam. For a wet or greasy location, ask about a more suitable non-fabric window covering.
Illustrative room inspiration, not installed-project photographs or exact fabric swatches. Shown styling is a starting point; confirm fabric, lining, fit and control availability before ordering.
THE FABRIC STUDIO
Find fabrics for your room.
Choose your room and a texture, explore a palette direction, then build a fabric shortlist in your own light.
Start with your space.
Your light preference helps us advise on lining. Fabric and lining compatibility will be confirmed with you.
Colour direction · inspiration
Pair with pale oak, warm white walls and soft natural upholstery.
Pair with walnut, warm stone, rattan and earthy ceramics.
Pair with pale stone, grey upholstery and brushed metal details.
Pair with warm timber, cream walls and a restrained dark accent.
Palette ideas guide the conversation; they do not filter actual fabric colours.
For an easy, layered living room, begin with woven texture or a quiet stripe. Explore voile for an airy direction; check privacy with a swatch.
For a restful bedroom, explore fine or softly textured weaves. Ask about blackout lining and window fit separately from the face fabric.
For a dining room, try stripes for rhythm or a pattern as an accent. Compare the fabric against your table, upholstery and evening light.
For a focused workspace, begin with fine weaves, a restrained stripe or a small grid. Check a sample at your desk for glare and privacy.
For a calm children’s room, begin with quiet woven texture. Discuss blackout lining for naps and a suitable cordless operating system.
For a breakfast nook away from water and cooking, explore fine weaves, stripes or grids. Confirm care instructions and suitability for your window.
All textures
Images are generated texture studies for design preview. Series codes refer to the reference index and do not identify the pictured colours.
No series in this room edit match that texture. Try all textures or choose another room.
Illustrative preview
Fine stripe
A restrained linear detail for simple furniture and layered neutrals.
Series reference codes
- 201
- 202
- 203
- 204
- 205
Illustrative preview
Medium stripe
A more visible stripe to bring rhythm to a dining space.
Series reference codes
- 206
- 207
- 208
- 209
- 210
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Bold stripe
A graphic accent to pair with quieter walls and upholstery.
Series reference codes
- 211
- 213
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Mini weave
A subtle woven direction for a soft, understated room scheme.
Series reference codes
- 214
- 215
- 216
- 217
- 218
- 219
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Fine weave
A refined, quieter texture to compare with smooth walls and wood.
Series reference codes
- 319
- 320
- 321
- 325
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Coarse weave
A more pronounced weave for depth alongside natural materials.
Series reference codes
- 401
- 402
- 403
- 404
- 405
- 406
- 407
- 408
- 411
- 412
- 413
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Pebbled weave
A tactile direction to bring interest to a restrained palette.
Series reference codes
- 414
- 415
- 416
- 417
- 418
- 419
Illustrative preview
Grid weave
A small geometric direction for crisp lines and tailored furniture.
Series reference codes
- 519
- 522
- 523
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Voile weave
An airy styling direction; confirm opacity and privacy with a sample.
Series reference codes
- 526
- 527
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Linear weave
A linear texture to echo joinery, shelving or dining furniture.
Series reference codes
- 531
- 532
- 533
- 534
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Jacquard weave
A patterned woven accent for rooms with simpler surrounding finishes.
Series reference codes
- 307
- 308
- 309
Illustrative preview
Bohemian
A decorative accent to compare with relaxed, layered furnishings.
Series reference codes
- 111
- 112
- 113
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Houndstooth
A tailored pattern direction to pair with plain upholstery.
Series reference codes
- 114
- 115
- 116
- 117
- 118
What to check with a swatch
- Look at the weave. Feel the fabric.
- View the sample up close, then from across the room. Ask how the fabric drapes in your chosen fold style and follow its specific care instructions; washable or stain-resistant finishes should never be assumed.
- Compare daylight with evening light.
- Hold a sample vertically near your window, wall paint and furniture. Compare it in daylight and under the lamps you normally use. Screens and room lighting can both change how a color appears.
- Choose the face fabric and lining together.
- Color and weave describe the front fabric. The selected lining changes how much light passes through it. Ask to review the intended fabric-and-lining combination; blackout lining does not remove all light around the edges of a shade.
View all series reference codes
- Fine stripe
- 201, 202, 203, 204, 205
- Medium stripe
- 206, 207, 208, 209, 210
- Bold stripe
- 211, 213
- Mini weave
- 214, 215, 216, 217, 218, 219
- Fine weave
- 319, 320, 321, 325
- Coarse weave
- 401, 402, 403, 404, 405, 406, 407, 408, 411, 412, 413
- Pebbled weave
- 414, 415, 416, 417, 418, 419
- Grid weave
- 519, 522, 523
- Voile weave
- 526, 527
- Linear weave
- 531, 532, 533, 534
- Jacquard weave
- 307, 308, 309
- Bohemian
- 111, 112, 113
- Houndstooth
- 114, 115, 116, 117, 118
Confirm actual colour, texture, lining and care with a physical sample before ordering.
EVERYDAY CONTROL
Your light. Your way.
By hand, by remote or through your connected home. Choose how you want to use your shades, then plan the right setup.
Smart living, within reach.
Illustrative scene. The devices and control interface are conceptual.Simple, by hand.
A tactile, straightforward choice for shades you can comfortably reach.
- Works well for
- Reachable windows and occasional light adjustments.
- Plan for
- Choose the manual mechanism around the shade style and window size.
- Worth considering
- Consider furniture, reach and everyday access at each window.
Set the light from your seat.
Use a paired remote to adjust a compatible motorized shade without reaching the window.
- Works well for
- Higher windows, wide rooms and convenient everyday adjustments.
- Plan for
- A matching motor and remote, plus a suitable power arrangement.
- Worth considering
- Tell us whether you want individual control or groups of shades.
Connected, your way.
App, voice and routines, with a compatible motor and home setup.
Your setup needs
- Matter over Thread motor
- Matter controller
- Thread border router
A compatible home device may combine the controller and border router. Share its exact model so we can review your setup.
Your setup needs
- Zigbee shade motor
- Compatible hub or gateway
- Supported home platform
The motor, hub and platform must work together. A Zigbee label alone does not confirm compatibility.
Tell us which app, speaker or smart-home hub you already use, plus its model. We can help you compare the connection options.
App, voice, routines and grouping depend on the chosen motor and home devices. Confirm the complete setup before ordering.
A LITTLE PLANNING, A BETTER FIT
Plan the details once.
01Your home devices+
Share the exact model of your speaker, display, hub or gateway, and the app you want to use. Not every device supports Thread or Zigbee; motor and platform compatibility must be checked together.
02Power & window access+
Confirm how the selected motor is powered and how you will reach it for charging or maintenance. If you want solar charging, ask which motor and panel combination is suitable for your window.
03Travel limits & setup+
Set the upper and lower travel limits according to the selected motor instructions before setting up routines. Confirm the remote, pairing steps and any additional equipment before ordering.
THE GREMONT MEASURING PROMISE
Measure with confidence.
Your measurements. Backed by Gremont.
REPLACEMENT AT OUR COST
Follow our measuring guide.
If you follow our measuring guide and your finished shade has a sizing issue, we'll remake and replace it at our expense, including any shipping required for the replacement.
Three steps to your shade.
Choose your fit. Follow the guide. Confirm the details.
Inside mountOutside mount
01 / CHOOSE YOUR FIT
Start with the window.
Compare inside mount, outside mount and no-drill, then choose the approach for your window.
Compare mounting optionsUS measurements · inches
02 / FOLLOW OUR GUIDE
Measure our way.
Follow the guide for your mounting method. Record the width, height and clearances. US measurements use inches.
Open the measuring guideFabric · lining · fold · control
03 / ORDER WITH CONFIDENCE
Bring it all together.
Review your measurements, fabric, lining, fold and control. Ask us if you would like help before ordering.
Review my window planUse the full measuring guide for your selected mounting method and follow it step by step.
DESIGNERS & HOSPITALITY
A considered plan. For every window.
Roman shades for a single room or a whole project. Bring your design direction; explore the fabric, light and control choices that shape the space.
Homes, thoughtfully layered.
Create continuity between rooms while giving each window the light, privacy and texture it needs.
- Fabric & folds
- Explore a shared palette, then vary texture and Roman fold style from room to room.
- Light & privacy
- Consider daylight in living spaces and blackout lining for rooms used for sleep.
- Control & use
- Compare manual, remote and smart options around how each room is used.
Early plans are welcome. Availability, specifications and timing are confirmed individually.
A coherent scheme. Across every room.
Start with room types and a window schedule to discuss a consistent Roman shade direction across your property.
- Fabric & folds
- Group repeated window types and record the fabric direction for each room category.
- Light & privacy
- Share guest privacy needs, daylight preferences and any blackout requirements.
- Control & use
- List preferred controls, power access and any integration requirements for review.
Have commercial specifications?
Share any required fire-test standards, certificates, operating cycles or maintenance criteria. Product suitability and available documentation must be confirmed for your project before ordering.
Early plans are welcome. Availability, specifications and timing are confirmed individually.
YOUR FIRST CONVERSATION
Start with what you know.
The windows
Project location, room types, window count and approximate sizes.
The direction
Palette or mood board, fabric preferences, privacy and controls.
The plan
Project stage and target installation date, even if provisional.
THE GREMONT JOURNAL
Guides for a better fit.
Clear answers on light, installation and the fold that feels right in your room.
Explore the journal
BUYING GUIDE / 01
Four Roman Shade Fold Styles: Find the Shape That Suits Your Room
Compare Flat Fold, Soft Fold, Relaxed and Front Slat by the shape they create at the window.
Read the guide
BUYING GUIDE / 02
Inside Mount, Outside Mount, or No-Drill? Choose the Right Fit
Use your window's recess, desired coverage and installation preference to narrow the mounting choice.
Read the guide
BUYING GUIDE / 03
Blackout or Light Filtering Roman Shades? Start With the Room
Choose the light level for your room, then confirm the fabric, lining and privacy you need.
Read the guide