Design yours
Design your shades.
Twelve fabrics and two frame colors. Try them on an example home. Then we bring the real samples to your measure.
From inside
You still see out.
From the yard in daylight, the fabric looks solid. From your seat on the patio, you look right through it to the yard. When the sun drops into the opening, lower the shades a third of the way and keep the game on.
The fabrics
What the numbers mean.
Openness is how much of the weave is open. 2% is the tightest weave we carry and 5% the most open. All of them let you see out. The best way to choose is to hold the samples up on your own patio.
| Fabric | Line | Openness | Look |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tumbleweed | Premium | 5% | Warm tan |
| Austin Stone | Premium | 5% | Soft stone |
| Shadow | Premium | 5% | Dark brown-grey |
| Carbon | Premium | 5% | Near black |
| Espresso | Standard | 3% | Black-brown |
| Charcoal | Standard | 3% | Dark grey |
| Midnight Lux | Standard | 3% | Black on black |
| Matte Black | Standard | 2% | Flat black |
| Pure Grey | Standard | 2% | Mid grey |
| Shady Grey | Standard | 2% | Light grey |
| Beige | Standard | 5% | Light and warm |
| Pure White | Standard | 2% | Bright white |
Premium fabrics are made by Phifer (SunTex) and Twitchell (Textilene) and carry the maker's own warranty.
Dark Brown frame
A deep bronze-brown that disappears against cedar, stained wood and red brick.
Black frame
Clean and crisp on painted trim, black windows and modern farmhouse homes.
Not sure yet?
Ask at your measure and we will help you choose.
See and touch the real fabric.
Screens look different in West Texas sun than they do on a screen. We bring every fabric to your measure so you can hold it up to your own patio.