The Shade store x Mimi plange
Developed with The Shade Store, this collection of custom materials for light-filtering and blackout roller shades
brings narrative and surface into the language of the interior.
Drawing from African and Victorian textile traditions, each pattern considers the window treatment as more than a functional element,
using repeat, texture, and motif to introduce depth, and atmosphere into the space.
Geometric
Inscribed architecture
through geometry.
Drawn from the linear
rhythm of scarification,
the pattern becomes
a structured surface
of repeated line, angle,
and mark.
Grassweave: Roller Shades, Woven Wood Shades
Slate
Graphite
Ebony
Taupe
Blackout: Roller Shades
Smoke
Pewter
Latte
Kente Plaid
Inspired by the
warp and weft logic
of Ghanaian Kente
cloth, this pattern
translates woven
structure into a
layered plaid of
intersecting color,
line, and rhythm.
5%: Roller Shades, Solar Shades
Cerulean
Dove
Bone
Victoria
Victoria pairs the
precision of Victorian
illustration with a quietly
surreal arrangement of
animals and florals.
Scaled with openness and
placed across a clean ground,
the composition brings wit, elegance,
and a sense of curated wonder
to the window surface.
Blackout: Roller Shades
Chalk
Fawn
Onyx
Roller Shades, Woven Wood Shades
Driftwood
Sand
Botanica Grassweave
Botanica Grassweave
reflects the delicacy of Victorian
botanical illustration and the
spontaneity of wild flowers.
Suspended across a finely
striated surface, the motifs
bring softness, lightness,
and subtle ornament
to the window plane.
Roller Shades, Woven Wood Shades
Carbon
Blanche
Camel
Cloud
