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| The 101-Pacifica has a tailored look and stacks very neatly due to the pleat pockets and stays. Its simplicity and clean lines mean that it requires minimal dressing. It is our most popular style. |
| The 103-Balboa has a tailored yet soft appearance. The face fabric hangs down in a gentle fold at each pleat. This is an extremely popular style. |
| The 104-Laguna has a simple, elegant design with no horizontal seams or stitching. Acrylic stays at each fold give structure to this style. |
| The pleats of the 105-California are held together with grommets instead of being sewn together. This creates a more casual look. |
| The gaps in the folds, created by the grommets, add style and interest. |
| The 106-Cardiff, like the 105-California, is made with grommets. However, this shade is made with groups of two grommet pockets, creating alternating small (1\") and large (6\") pleats. |
| The 112-Carmel is a flat, structured Roman shade style featuring alternating stay pockets on both the front and back of the shade. |
| The 114-Tahoe has a simple, elegant design with no horizontal seams or stitching. This tailored shade is an ideal style choice for fabrics with large prints or scenic patterns. |
| This style is made without stays. This gives it a relaxed look that adds casual elegance. |
| The 124-Sonoma features a flat center panel and two narrow tucked side panels. This is an elegant yet relaxed style. |
| The horizontal size ratio of the panels is approximately 1:3:1. |
| A very popular shade, the 201-Coronado is good for many looks, from light and airy to rich and luxurious. Four-inch shirring at the top creates a very full shade with voluminous cloud-like poufs at the bottom. |
| Whether lined or unlined, this is an elegant shade. |
| The 204-Windsor shade features inverted pleats and an extended bottom hem. It is constructed to form graceful poufs on the bottom of the shade when raised. Gathering across the width of the shade and self-welting across the top give this style a formal and luxurious look. |
| This style adds elegant grace to any setting. |
| Inverted box pleats along the top of the 205-Belair fall into full balloon poufs at the bottom. |
| The structured elegance of the 205-Belair makes it a good choice for a more formal setting. |
| The 207-Encino has two side panels, each with a full inverted pleat from top to bottom The panel ratio is 1:6:1. A generous pouf, and tails on either side, give this a luxurious yet relaxed look. |
| The 209-Valencia is mostly flat across the top, but has tucks that create an unstructured, luxuriant pouf at the bottom of each panel, with fan-shaped tails on each side. The horizontal size ratio of the panels is 1:3:1. |
| The 244-Capistrano is an unstructured, relaxed shade style. A simple pleat at the top center falls into a relaxed pouf on the bottom. For wider shades, there is a tuck at the top of each width of fabric. |
| The 250-Montecito shade is a very fabric-rich, traditional style. It has much more fullness than the width of the headrail (approximately 200%). The fabric is gathered, rather than pleated, to the shade's finished width. |
| The pleats are held together with grommets instead of being sewn together. Stays add structure to the style. |
| The 251-Austrian is a very traditional style. The fabric is gathered, rather than pleated, to the shade's finished width. Austrian tape is applied vertically, creating a full, swagged appearance. |
| Appropriate for more formal environments. |