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An Austrian Shade is a Victorian Style treatment that is made with a series of soft swoops or bellies. The folds of this shade run vertically between 10" and 12" wide. While the Austrian Shade is very attractive as single window treatment, it is also especially beautiful with tied back over-draperies or a top treatment.
The Austrian Shade is constructed with extra fullness in both the length and the width. The fullness is calculated as 3 times the finished length of the shade and 2.5 times the width. The fullness is created from the bottom to the top of the shade as compared to a cloud shade, which has fullness across the shade. A 3/8" covered metal rod is inserted at the bottom of the shade for stability. Since the Austrian Shade is constructed with extra fullness, it is best suited to a sheer, unlined fabric. However, you may specify a soft cotton which can be lined. The difference between a sheer and a soft cotton will be in the number of folds. You should avoid specifying any fabric that has a polished finished or is a heavier weave. If your client chooses a heavier weave fabric, always consult with the Workroom before committing. Fabric shades can have a continuous cord system to raise and lower the shade at various heights. This system is typically an add-on to the cost of fabricating the shade.
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