Y607 Motorized Linen Classic Baroque Jacquard Blackout Roman Shades

Our motorized system features a whisper-quiet, rechargeable lithium-ion battery motor. Setup is simple: the motor is pre-programmed, and you can control your shades via a dedicated remote. A single charge typically lasts 4–6 months depending on daily usage, and it charges easily via a USB-C port.

Yes. We use a sophisticated 3-layer construction: an outer layer of premium linen-blend fabric featuring intricate Baroque jacquard patterns, a high-density blackout core that blocks 99% of light, and a color-coordinated lining. This ensures the luxurious artistic look without sacrificing complete light control and privacy.

The Baroque jacquard pattern adds a sense of historical elegance and visual depth to your room. When the shade is lowered, the pattern serves as a stunning textile centerpiece; when raised in soft, structured pleats, it adds a tailored, sophisticated look that elevates formal dining rooms and primary bedrooms.

Our shades are crafted from a refined blend of 15% linen and 85% polyester. This specific composition allows us to replicate the breathable texture and organic look of natural linen while providing superior durability, wrinkle resistance, and color retention for the complex Baroque jacquard weaves.

To ensure a flush and secure inside-mount installation of the motorized rail and the fabric stack, we recommend a minimum window frame depth of 7cm (2.75 inches). This provides sufficient clearance for the hardware to operate smoothly without obstruction.

For inside mounts, measure the precise width at three points (top, middle, and bottom) and use the narrowest measurement. For height, measure from the top of the frame to the sill. See Our Step-by-Step Measurement Guide.

Yes. Outside mounting is ideal for shallow window frames or when you want to make your window appear larger. We suggest adding 5–10cm (2–4 inches) to your width and height measurements to ensure the shade overlaps the frame, effectively minimizing light leakage at the sides.

To maintain the fabric, use a vacuum with a soft brush attachment on low suction to remove surface dust regularly. For spots, dab gently with a clean, slightly damp microfiber cloth. Avoid machine washing, dry cleaning, or using abrasive detergents to preserve the blackout coating and the jacquard pattern integrity.