912 Biancheria Shades Romane

Standard linen Roman shades allow natural light to filter through, creating a soft glow. If you require room-darkening or complete blackout performance for a bedroom, we recommend choosing our 'Blackout Lined' option, which features a high-density thermal core that blocks 99% of incoming light.

For an inside mount, measure your window frame's width and height in three places and use the narrowest dimension; ensure your frame depth is at least 7cm (2.75 inches). For an outside mount, we recommend adding at least 5–10cm (2–4 inches) to all sides of the window opening to provide maximum privacy and minimize light gaps. See Our Step-by-Step Measurement Guide.

Linen is a durable yet delicate natural fiber. To maintain your shades, use a vacuum with a soft brush attachment on low suction once a week to remove dust. For spot cleaning, dab gently with a clean, slightly damp white cloth. Do not machine wash or dry clean, as this can cause shrinkage or damage the internal operating components.

Yes. Our linen Roman shades, especially those with a blackout lining, act as an effective thermal barrier. They help keep your room cooler in the summer by reflecting solar heat and warmer in the winter by trapping air, significantly improving your home's energy efficiency.

Yes, but you must use an outside mount. Because door handles and hardware can obstruct the shade's movement, an outside mount ensures the Roman shade clears the door handle when raised. Always verify that there is enough clearance space above the door frame for the headrail.

Yes. Every YOYODECO Roman shade order includes a complete, high-durability installation kit containing universal mounting brackets, wall anchors, and easy-to-follow, step-by-step instructions suitable for both ceiling and wall mounting.

Linen may arrive with minor wrinkles due to shipping. Once installed, the weight of the fabric and the bottom rail will naturally pull out most wrinkles over a few days. For persistent creases, you may use a garment steamer on a very low heat setting, keeping it at a safe distance to avoid damaging the fabric weave.