Cellular

Cellular shades are at home in nearly every room. They’re easy to use, highly durable, energy efficient, and available in fabrics ranging from sheer to blackout. Cellular shades' energy efficiency and beauty have made them one of today's most popular window treatments. They offer a special combination of functionality and elegance.

Roman

Discover the versatility, warmth, and beauty of Graber Roman Shades, available in three distinct types.

Classic Roman shades combine a timeless look with unmatched functionality. Tailored Roman Shades offer a dazzling variety of colors and patterns, hand-tailored with options to suit every décor. And Natural Roman Shades utilize the beauty of naturally grown materials to create window treatments that are true works of art.

Sheer

Go from sheer and clear to private and serene in seconds with Graber Sheer Shades. Clean and modern, these “soft blinds” combine the gentle, light-filtering attributes of fabric shades with the reliable light control and functionality of conventional blinds. They’re available in exclusive, digitally printed patterns and textures and feature invisible seams.

Woven & Natural

Naturally organic and beautifully handwoven, Graber Natural Shades are an elegant way to incorporate the colors and patterns of nature into your décor. Crafted from sustainable materials such as jute, bamboo, wood, and grasses, they are both smart and green for unique, casual luxury and style.


Unique Characteristics of Natural Shades Asymmetry

Materials used in natural shades are naturally grown and harvested . Variations in shape, thickness, texture, and grain are to be expected from Mother Nature . While adding personality, these variations create asymmetry in the weave that may alter the appearance of the finished shades . Specifically, you may notice:



  • Uneven Spacing or Gaps—Differences in bamboo or reed shapes and thicknesses can create uneven spacing or gaps in the weave
  • Pattern Changes or Gaps—The varying thickness of grassy materials, tied knots, and splices can create visual disruptions in the weave pattern or gaps in the weave
  • Length Differences—Variations in thickness, bamboo joints, or reed sizes can create length differences from both sides of the shades
  • Bowing or Arching—Different drying rates of bamboo fibers can create a bowing or arching effect on the finished shades


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