The Finest Natural Shades
Hand-woven from bamboo, jute, ramie, flax linen and reed. Every panel is unique — a quiet play of light and texture drawn from the natural world.
Rises in folds. Lowers to a flat panel.
Natural shades are engineered as a Roman-style panel — the fabric gathers into soft, even folds as it lifts, and returns to a taut, uninterrupted plane when fully lowered.
Every shade is built to your specified width and length in our Vernon workroom on a choice of headrail systems — standard aluminum, wood-wrapped, or motorized. Options below stack freely: choose a style, a liner, an edge treatment, a return detail, and a control system to arrive at a fully specified shade.
Woven from raw materials. Never printed.
Over 80 curated fabrics across five deck ranges, hand-woven from bamboo, jute, ramie, flax linen, reed and grasscloth. Because every reed and every fiber is unique, no two panels are exactly alike — a signature of the collection, not a flaw.
Warm grain, honeyed light
Coarse weave, matte body
Soft drape, papery hand
Architectural, open weave
Fine texture, painterly tone
Three silhouettes. Inside or outside mount.
Style dictates how the shade meets the top of the window and how the fabric behaves when fully lifted. All three options are available with any fabric in the collection.
Standard
With valanceThe shade folds behind a headrail valance for a tailored, cabinet-like finish. Available for inside or outside mount.
Waterfall
No valanceFabric cascades cleanly off the front of the headrail — no visible hardware, no seam. Best for modern rooms.
Top-Down / Bottom-Up
Dual travelLower from the top for daylight, raise from the bottom for privacy. Cordless on both carriers.
Tune light and privacy at the source.
Every natural shade can be ordered unlined to celebrate the raw weave, or lined to add privacy and light control. Fixed liners are attached to the shade body; a movable liner travels on its own carrier for room-by-time flexibility.
The raw beauty of the weave — soft light passes through the fibers.
Adds diffusion and daytime privacy without darkening the room.
Blocks direct light for bedrooms, media rooms and nurseries.
A second, independent liner that travels separately from the shade.
A finished edge. A resolved corner.
Edge binding is sewn along both sides of the shade and, on standard styles, along the valance — required on select loose-weave fabrics and available on the rest. Pair with a matching return to conceal shade components at the wall.
Crisp cotton twill in curated neutrals — a tailored, architectural edge.
Soft flax linen tape — a relaxed, tone-on-tone finish with natural hand.
A subtle satin luster along the perimeter — dressed for formal rooms.
Raw selvedge — celebrates the natural fiber edge.
For outside-mount shades, specify a return in either edge-binding material or shade material. Returns wrap the side of the headrail to create a clean corner against the wall and hide any exposed hardware.
From the hand to the whole home.
Five ways to operate a natural shade — from a simple pull to a scheduled scene. All motorized options are compatible with the leading smart-home platforms through the Pro Hub.
Cordless
Lift or lower by hand. Hem grips keep the bottom bar clean in operation and eliminate exposed loops for child and pet safety.
Continuous Loop
A metal chain clutch for larger shades. Ships with a compliant cord tensioner that anchors the loop to the wall or jamb.
Easy Wand Motorization
A discreet motor housed in a side-mount wand. One-touch operation, USB-C charging, three-to-six-month battery.
Remote Control
Hand-held remote paired with a lithium-ion motor, wired DC, or an external battery pack. Group multiple shades on one channel.
Home Automation
Bridge to Alexa, Google Home, SmartThings, Control4, IFTTT and Siri Shortcuts through the Pro Hub or an OEM bridge.
The complete collection, in one hand-bound book.
A dealer-ready sample book designed for the consultation room. Every page is laid out so you and your client can compare weaves, liners, and edge bindings side by side — one swatch at a time.
