Window treatments can transform a space, framing the view while adding a layer of color, texture, and pattern. That’s why we’re thrilled to launch our collection of custom draperies and Roman shades with The Shade Store, consisting of eight exclusive One Kings Lane designs. It’s one more way we can help you make your home an expression of your personal style. Discover the designs below, then head to The Shade Store to shop the collection online.
Patterns from left to right: Persian Batik in Beige, Flowing Stripes in Gray, Kaleidoscope in Blue, Bamboo Lattice in Beige, and Lovebirds in Blue.
About the Patterns
Our collection includes both geometric and organic motifs in a curated palette of blues and neutrals, made to complement a wide variety of spaces and design styles. They also layer beautifully: Pair a patterned Roman shade with a solid drape or a patterned drape with a textural bamboo shade for a custom look that’s all your own.
Our in-house design team drew upon a wide range of influences to create our exclusive patterns. Bamboo Lattice and Lovebirds feature timeless chinoiserie motifs, while Persian Batik takes inspiration from traditional block prints. The clean-lined Celtic Circles can veer traditional or contemporary, and we love Starry Night for a kids’ room or a nursery. Toulouse Vine is ideal for those looking for a subtle touch of pattern, especially in elegant tone-on-tone ivory. Kaleidoscope, meanwhile, makes a bolder statement—its dense pattern turns baroque flourishes into a stunning allover graphic. And you can never go wrong with a classic stripe: Our Flowing Stripes pattern has a subtle watercolor effect that would be right at home in a seaside retreat.
Roman shades in Kaleidoscope add a gorgeously graphic touch to a rustic farmhouse space.
Intricate and eye-catching, Kaleidoscope makes a statement on its own—but also layers beautifully with solid styles.
Curtains in Bamboo Lattice add a subtle hint of pattern in the Beige colorway.
This traditional motif works well in formal rooms and relaxed spaces alike.
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