A south-facing nursery at 6 a.m. A playroom that doubles as a daytime nap space. A pediatric office window that needs both personality and daytime privacy. The shortlist for any of those rooms is short: you want pattern (not another taupe linen), you want a 280 gsm room-darkening body, you want kid-safe hardware in the box, and you want a per-window cost that lands south of $200.
Tyrone Roman Shade with Border Cord Lift drops into the middle of that brief. 18 saturated base colors, an optional white Greek key border or double-stripe trim, custom widths from 12 to 90 inches, and a starting price of $69.99/panel that climbs predictably with size and trim variant. For the wider picture on how this shade sits next to the cotton and linen Roman alternatives in the catalog, the complete Roman shades buying guide walks through fabric, mount and cord tradeoffs across the segment.
Review Subject
Tyrone Roman Shade with Border Cord Lift
from $69.99/panel (final price depends on size & mount)
- 100% polyester, 280 gsm room-darkening body
- 18 colors plus Greek key & double-stripe trim variants
- 12-90" W custom, inside or outside mount, Safety Buckle included
Code JULY for 20% off Β· Free shipping over $300
Quick Verdict
Tyrone holds the widest pattern-led range in the Two Pages corded Roman shade segment: 18 saturated colors, three border configurations (plain, single stripe, double stripe or Greek key), and a 280 gsm body that delivers real room-darkening on the saturated tones. The honest no-go: this is 100% polyester only, not blackout, and the corded loop variant rules it out for households committed to fully cordless safety.
Quick Verdict
4.2 / 5
The most pattern-led Roman shade in the Two Pages corded category. 18 saturated colors, optional Greek key border, 280 gsm body, custom 12-90" wide, Safety Buckle in the box. Held back by polyester-only fabric (no natural fiber option) and the made-to-order final-sale policy.
Aesthetic
4.6
Light Control
4.0
Build Quality
4.3
Value
4.2
Service
4.1
The rest of this review walks through the Tyrone signature (fabric body plus border finish), real configurator pricing, the rooms where it earns its keep, the mount and cord mechanism, the full spec sheet, and what owners report once the shade is on the wall. Fabric and border first, because on Tyrone the visual personality is the whole point.
Fabric Body & Border Finish: the Tyrone Signature
The body is 100% polyester at 280 gsm. That weight matters for two reasons. First, dye saturation: heavier polyester holds pigment deeper, which is why the Sapphire Blue, Rose Red and Army Green variants read as fully resolved colors rather than washed-out pastels under daylight. Second, body and drape: a 280 gsm fabric crisps into clean horizontal folds on a 3-fold default under 34 inches of length, which keeps the shape consistent as the shade is raised and lowered through the day.

The border is the part that earns the SKU its “color blocking trim” internal label. Tyrone is offered in four border configurations per color: plain (no contrast band), Single Border Stripe (one white contrast band along the bottom hem), Double Border Stripes (white bands top and bottom), and White Greek Key (geometric motif overlaid along the lower edge). All stock variants ship with white as the contrast color; custom contrast colors are available by emailing support before order.
What the feed actually says about pricing on the border: the plain variant is the base SKU at $69.99/panel. The Single Stripe, Double Stripes and Greek Key variants add roughly $15 to $30 per shade on top of the base, depending on size, because each is sewn as a separate construction step. That’s the trade for the graphic finish.
π¨ Color & Border Range
18 base colors, 3 border options per color
Sapphire Blue
TY22-1
Pink
TY22-2
Light Blue
TY22-3
Orange
TY22-4
Green
TY22-7
Coffee
TY22-8
Black
TY22-10
Light Gray
TY22-16
Each color is offered in 3 border configurations: plain (no border), Single Border Stripe (one contrast band along the bottom hem), and Double Border Stripes or White Greek Key (graphic motif). Swatch ordering recommended before final config: saturation reads up to half a tone warmer under indoor LED.
Pricing by Configuration (Real Cart Simulation)
Two things to set straight before the numbers. The $69.99 base applies to the smallest sizes on the plain variant, and the configurator scales linearly from there as width and length climb. The other lever is the border variant: Greek Key and Double Stripe add roughly $15 to $30 per shade for the sewing pass. Mount type stays price-neutral: inside and outside mount cost the same on the same dimensions.
π Pricing by Configuration
Real configurator outputs (single shade, plain trim, inside mount)
Small bath / nursery
24" W Γ 36" L
~$110
Entry size for above-changing-table or bath windows. 3-fold default.
Standard kids room
36" W Γ 60" L
~$185
Most common bedroom and playroom footprint. Folds scale with length.
Large / outside mount
72" W Γ 84" L
~$305
Top config for picture or sliding-door windows. Approaches max 90" width allowance.
Add ~$15 to $30 per shade for the Greek key or Double Stripe border variant (sewing overhead). Code JULY applies 20% off sitewide. Free shipping unlocks at the standard config and above.
Where that lands in practice: a nursery and adjacent playroom each fitted at 36" Γ 60" with the Greek key border come out around $460 for the pair with the JULY discount applied, freight included once the cart clears $300. The same two rooms in plain Tyrone (no border) land closer to $385. That’s a different math than two off-the-shelf 36-inch stock shades in 5 colors at $90 each, even before the border premium.


Ready to size a nursery or playroom window?
The configurator returns the final price the moment you set width, drop, mount and trim variant. 18 colors plus stripe and Greek key overlays preview live; Safety Buckle ships in every order.
Build Your Tyrone Roman Shade β
Code JULY Β· Made-to-order Β· Hardware + Safety Buckle included
Use Case Fit: Where Tyrone Earns Its Place
The natural habitat is nurseries, kids bedrooms, playrooms and pediatric offices, where the room briefs explicitly for color and pattern and where a taupe linen would read as a missed opportunity. The 280 gsm body delivers real daytime privacy and meaningful room-darkening on the saturated tones, the Greek key trim gives the shade a graphic identity that holds up next to bookshelves and toy storage, and the 12-90 inch custom range covers everything from a narrow bath transom to a full playroom picture window. If the room calls for a shade with personality at sub-$200, this is the configurable shade that matches the brief.
It also covers playful kitchens and breakfast nooks (the Orange, Yellow and Light Blue variants in particular) and small dining rooms where the window deserves a graphic note. The Coffee, Light Gray and Off White variants extend the use case into grown-up dens and home offices that still want a border finish without the saturated kid-room palette.
Liz Linen Roman Shade Cord Lift Review: 29 Neutral Colors, 90 gsm
If the kid room is grown-up enough to skip the Greek key border, the Liz Linen Roman runs the same corded format in a quieter slub blend at 90 gsm. Our deep-dive on when neutral linen beats pattern on the same mount style.
Where Tyrone is the wrong call. A true blackout nursery needs a body opaque enough to kill 6 a.m. sun, which 280 gsm polyester does not deliver on its own (the saturated tones get close; the pastels don’t). A fully cordless safety brief rules out the loop variant on this SKU. A natural-fiber-only purchase (allergy, sustainability, eco-spec) skips polyester entirely. And a window wider than 90 inches needs two shades meeting in the middle or a switch to drapery on a center-meet rod.
β Pros
- 18 saturated colors plus 3 border configurations: the widest pattern-led range in the corded Roman shade catalog
- 280 gsm body blocks more daytime light than a 90 gsm slub (Liz) without going opaque blackout
- Custom 12-90" wide, fits everything from a small bath to a wide playroom window
- Aluminum headrail + Safety Buckle + brackets ship in every order, no add-on hardware fees
- Made in the Independence (US) supply chain, lead time announced upfront
β Cons
- 100% polyester only: no natural-fiber option on this SKU (look at Isabella Cotton or a linen Roman alternative)
- Not true blackout: 280 gsm is room-darkening, not opaque; nurseries needing 100% dark need a blackout liner pairing
- Corded loop only: no cordless variant on this SKU (Tyrone Cordless is a separate listing)
- Made-to-order final sale: no returns once shipped; swatch ordering is the safety net
- Border / Greek key trim adds $15-$30 per shade on top of base price
Mount & Lift Mechanism: Inside vs Outside, Cord Safety
Mount choice does the bulk of the aesthetic work. Inside mount sits the shade inside the window frame for a tailored, recessed look, provided the frame offers at least 1 3/8 inches of depth for the aluminum alloy headrail (a smaller clearance than the 1 5/8" Liz Roman shade asks for). Outside mount hangs above and around the frame, blocks more light at the edges, and visually makes the window read taller, which matters in kids rooms where the existing window is often short relative to the wall.
πͺ Mount & Lift
Two mount options, one corded lift, default 3-fold
Inside Mount
Fits inside the window frame. Cleanest look, requires at least 1 3/8" of depth for the aluminum headrail. Measure exact window frame width (no deduction).
Outside Mount
Fits above and around the frame. Maximizes light blocking at edges. Add at least 2" on each side beyond the window opening.
Loop Cord Lift
Continuous pull cord on the side (left or right at order). Hardware + Safety Buckle ship in every order: the buckle anchors the cord against pull tension for child safety.
Fold Count
Default: 3 folds for shades under 34" in length. Longer shades scale up automatically. Custom fold requests via support@twopagescurtains.com before order.
The honest take on the corded loop in a kid room. The continuous-loop lift is the easiest mechanism to operate and the most common on the market, but it lives under tension and is the design that US CPSC corded window covering guidance flags for homes with young children unless properly anchored. Two Pages ships the Safety Buckle in every Tyrone box: it screws into the wall below the cord loop and keeps the cord under tension, out of reach when raised. Skipping the buckle is the known hazard. Installing it is non-negotiable in any kids room.

Specs Deep-Dive: 280 gsm Polyester, Aluminum Headrail, Independence Origin
The fabric body is 100% polyester at 280 gsm, dyed and woven for the saturated palette that defines the catalog page. Two Pages operates inside the OEKO-TEX STANDARD 100 textile ecosystem for its dyed polyester lines, which sets the floor for substance testing at the yarn level. The product is sourced through the Independence (US-aligned) supply chain rather than a generic Asia import lane, which is why the lead time is announced upfront at 2-3 weeks rather than left vague.
Isabella Cotton Roman Shade Cord Lift Review: 100% Natural Fiber Alternative
If the polyester body is a no-go for the room (allergies, sustainability brief), the Isabella Cotton Roman runs the same corded format in a 100% cotton body. Our analysis of the natural-fiber tradeoff on the same mount system.
Hardware is the part most reviews skip. The 1 3/8" Γ 1 1/8" aluminum alloy headrail is detachable for cleaning, the bracket measures 1 1/4" Γ 2", and the bottom-edge contrast border (when ordered) is sewn as a separate band rather than printed on the fabric. Fold count defaults to 3 under 34 inches of length and scales up automatically beyond that.
The care path is straightforward: detach the headrail and the aluminum rod from the fabric body before washing, iron at low temperature, level the assembly before reinstalling. Returns are the friction point. Each shade is cut and stitched to your exact size and trim spec, which makes the order final sale once shipped. The clean workflow is to order fabric swatches first ($8.99 shipping, refundable) and verify color and border combination in your actual room light before committing.

β οΈ Two setup notes before configuring
Pick the border before the size. The Greek key and Double Stripe variants are sewn separately and add roughly $15 to $30 per shade. The “plain” variant has no border at all and ships fastest. Border colors are fixed per base color (mostly white contrast); custom contrast colors require an email to support before order.
Anchor the Safety Buckle. The corded loop variant requires the buckle screwed to the wall below the cord loop. The kit ships in every order; skipping the buckle leaves the cord under tension and creates a known hazard in households with kids or pets.
What Buyers Actually Say
The catalog-wide reputation comes from Trustpilot 4.5/5 across 5,000+ Two Pages reviews and the consistent themes across Tyrone product page comments. On the praise side, the recurring beats are the pattern variety per color (the four border configurations per base color is genuinely rare in the corded segment), the border construction quality (sewn contrast band rather than printed motif), and the hardware completeness: aluminum alloy headrail, brackets and Safety Buckle all in the order box, no add-on hardware purchase needed.
π Want to see the 280 gsm body and the border trim in your own kid’s room light? Get up to 5 free Tyrone swatches
Compare Sapphire Blue, Pink, Light Blue, Green and Off White side by side, with and without the contrast Greek key. $8.99 shipping, 3-5 day delivery, refundable separately from the shade order.
On the criticism side, four themes recur. The “not blackout” reality trips up buyers who ordered a saturated Tyrone for a nursery expecting 100% dark: this is room-darkening, period, even on Black or Dark Blue. The polyester-only body disappoints buyers who wanted a natural-fiber alternative; Two Pages sells cotton and linen Roman shade lines, but they sit on different product pages. The corded-only configuration on this SKU misses buyers wanting cordless safety: the Tyrone Cordless variant is a separate listing. And the final-sale anxiety is real for first-time custom buyers, which is exactly why the swatch workflow matters before clicking buy.
FAQ
What is the Greek key border actually made of?
The border trim is a sewn contrast band cut from the same 100% polyester body, applied along the bottom hem (or top and bottom on the Double Border Stripes variant). The Greek key motif is a geometric overlay, machine-stitched, not appliquΓ© or embroidered. Adds roughly $15 to $30 per shade vs the plain variant. Order a swatch with and without the border to feel the seam thickness in person.
Does Tyrone block out light?
No, not fully. At 280 gsm the fabric is room-darkening, not true blackout. Saturated colors (Black, Dark Blue, Sapphire Blue, Coffee, Green) read closer to blackout than the light pastels (Pink, Light Blue, Off White). For a nursery that needs absolute dark at 6 a.m., pair the Tyrone shade with a blackout liner panel behind, or look at the dedicated Two Pages blackout Roman shade lines.
What is the maximum width?
90 inches. That is the widest single-shade allowance in the corded Roman category at Two Pages. For windows wider than 90", the configurator splits into two shades side by side. The 12-90" range covers everything from a small bath transom up to a full sliding-door span.
Is the cord lift safe for kids?
The shade ships with a Safety Buckle, a wall anchor that holds the cord loop under tension when not in use. Two Pages includes the buckle and the install hardware in every order. The US CPSC corded window covering guidance still recommends cordless designs for homes with young children; if you want fully cordless on the Tyrone fabric, look at the Tyrone Cordless variant, a separate SKU in the same catalog.
Can I order a custom contrast color for the border?
The stock variants ship with a white contrast border by default (white Greek key, white stripe). Custom contrast colors are possible by emailing support@twopagescurtains.com before placing the order; the team confirms feasibility per color combination and per lead time impact. Stock white-contrast variants ship in standard 2-3 week made-to-order lead time.
Lead time and returns?
Made-to-order, typical lead time 2-3 weeks to ship. Border variants (Greek key, Double Stripe) may add 3-5 business days for the extra sewing pass. Because each shade is cut and stitched to your exact size and trim spec, the order is final sale: no returns once shipped. Fabric swatches are refundable separately, so order swatches first if any doubt on color or border combination.
Final Verdict
If it were my kid’s nursery, my playroom, my pediatric office or any window between 12 and 90 inches wide where the brief called for pattern and personality rather than another neutral linen, Tyrone Roman Shade with Border would be the corded pick: 18 saturated colors, four border configurations including the signature Greek key, custom sizing, real aluminum hardware in the box, Safety Buckle included, from $69.99/panel, 4.2/5 on balance. Skip it for a true-blackout nursery (280 gsm gets close on saturated tones but doesn’t fully cross the line), for natural-fiber-only briefs, and for households committed to fully cordless safety, where the Tyrone Cordless listing or the Two Pages cordless Roman lines are the right next click instead.
Final Verdict
Tyrone Roman Shade with Border
from $69.99/panel
The most pattern-led Roman shade in the Two Pages corded category: 18 saturated colors, optional Greek key border, 280 gsm body, custom 12-90" wide, Safety Buckle in the box. Strongest pick for nurseries, kids rooms and playful kitchens that want a shade with personality, not another taupe linen.
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Code JULY for 20% off Β· Made-to-order Β· Free shipping over $300 Β· Safety Buckle ships in every order