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Woven Wood Shades

Rich woven texture, softly filtered daylight, and a naturally inviting look. Discover custom woven wood shades in jute, kenaf, ramie, and linen blends, made to measure for your windows.

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Oatmeal Husk,Jonas 100% Kenaf Woven Wood Shades

Why Choose Woven Wood Shades?

Texture with Character

Discover basketweaves, hand-knotted finishes, and slub yarns that add tactile depth to your windows.

A Choice of Natural Fibers

Explore jute, kenaf, ramie, and linen blends. Material composition varies by design and, for Everett, by color.

Made for Your Windows

Custom width and length help you create a tailored look for your selected mounting style.

Personalized Light Control

Review each product's fabric and available lining options to balance daylight and privacy.

Installation Options

Choose from standard and selected no-drill designs, checking window compatibility before ordering.

FAQ

What are woven wood shades made from?

Woven wood shades describe a style of woven window covering, not necessarily solid wood slats. This collection includes jute, kenaf, ramie, and linen blends, with Aurora combining kenaf and mulberry silk. Everett's material varies by color. Check each product for its exact composition.

How are woven wood shades different from bamboo shades?

Bamboo is part of the broader woven-shade family, but it is not the same material as jute, kenaf, ramie, or linen. To make browsing clearer, Curtarra groups bamboo styles in Bamboo Shades and the other woven-fiber designs in Woven Wood Shades. Natural Shades brings both groups together.

Do woven wood shades provide privacy or blackout?

Privacy and light blocking depend on the weave and lining, not the collection name. Open weaves allow light and some visibility through, especially at night when indoor lights are on. Review the privacy or blackout lining options available on your selected product. A blackout lining reduces light through the shade, but light can still enter around its edges.

How do I choose and install no-drill woven wood shades?

Select a product specifically labeled No Drill if you need that mounting option; a standard woven wood shade is not automatically drill-free. Before ordering, check the product's window-frame requirements and measuring guide. Follow the installation instructions supplied with your chosen headrail. Lift controls and lining options vary by product.

How do I measure and clean woven wood shades?

Choose your mounting style first, then follow the measuring instructions for the selected product before entering your custom width and length. For routine care, gently remove dust with a soft duster or a vacuum's soft brush attachment. Because the fibers and blends differ, follow the product-specific care guide before using water, steam, or cleaning solutions. Do not dismantle the lift system.

Custom Woven Wood Shades

Bring depth and warmth to your windows with Curtarra's custom woven wood shades. Fine basketweaves, hand-knotted textures, and slub yarns create an organic finish that pairs naturally with wood furniture, soft upholstery, and relaxed interiors.

Explore Eloise's jute, Jonas's kenaf, Aurora's kenaf and mulberry silk blend, Zander's ramie, and Bennett's linen-jute blend. Everett offers ramie or jute depending on the color. Each design has its own texture and daylight effect, so check the material and light-blocking details on your selected product.

Made to your custom width and length, these woven wood blinds can stand alone or be layered with curtains. Review each product for available lining, lift, and standard or no-drill installation options. Open weaves let light through; choose a suitable lining where available when privacy or stronger light reduction is important.

This collection focuses on non-bamboo woven-fiber designs. Explore Bamboo Shades for bamboo styles, or Natural Shades to browse the broader assortment.

Blog

The Art of Nature: Unveiling the Craftsmanship Behind Woven Wood Blinds and Bamboo Shades

At Curtarra, we believe in bringing the beauty of nature and the warmth of human touch into your home. Beyond the elegant aesthetics, there's a fascinating journey behind each woven...

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Before Placing Your Window Treatment Order

View the gallery for inspiration, order free swatches to feel the fabric, and use the measurement tool to get the size.