Dining Room Shades
For dining room shades, start with the exact window and the job you need the covering to do. Start with the part of the room you want the covering to change: daylight, privacy, the view or the appearance of the window. Compare the actual fabric constructions shown here, then choose the opacity and operation for the selected model. Current choices include blackout roller shades, room-darkening zebra shades and waterproof blackout roller shades.
Compare dining room shades choices
Choose the actual construction for the task
A roller panel, cellular pleats, Roman folds, zebra bands and sheer vanes have different appearances and movements. Compare only the models actually listed in this collection, then review their offered fabrics and controls. A category heading helps organize the range but does not replace the exact product specification.
Compare the current product choices
- Blackout roller shades: A textured fabric face and blackout reverse address light passing through the panel; the installation still determines remaining edge light.
- Room-darkening zebra shades: Alternating solid and sheer bands change their overlap to adjust light and the view; closed bands provide the selected room-darkening effect.
- Waterproof blackout roller shades: The opaque roller panel is presented for moisture-prone rooms; match its complete assembly and approved care to the actual window location.
For the next decision, read Measure Window Width, Height and Depth: A Reliable Tape-Measure Plan. Keep the selected model, fabric/color code, mount and lift with the measurements for each opening.
