A Collected Look, Made Easier
The best rooms don’t look like they were finished in a day. They feel collected — a mix of colors, textures and pieces you love, all working together.
That’s the thinking behind The Meg Leonard Edit at SelectBlinds. Designer and creator Meg Leonard has picked custom window treatments that balance timeless style with everyday function, so finding the right finishing layer for your home feels a whole lot easier.
Think tailored Roman shades, relaxed woven textures, simple roller shades and patterned drapes — all chosen to mix, match and make the most of the light in your home.
Whether you’re refreshing one room or bringing the whole house together, Meg’s already done some of the narrowing down for you.
Meet Meg Leonard
Meg Leonard Co. is a multidisciplinary design studio founded by designer and tastemaker Meg Leonard.
Inspired by life on Maryland’s coast, Meg creates spaces that feel considered without feeling too precious. Her approach is warm, relaxed and designed around real life — because a beautiful home should still be one you’re comfortable living in.
That same thinking shaped her collection with us.
“My goal was to select products and fabrics that make the added layer of window treatments feel approachable. By balancing classic, playful patterns with timeless solids and tactile textures, the collection invites a sense of comfort, longevity, and ease. Window treatments absolutely elevate a space with warmth and function, and I wanted to make it entirely effortless for anyone to find that perfect layer with a brand that sits at the center of style, quality, budget and timing.” — Meg Leonard
A little pattern. A little texture. A lot to work with.
Window treatments can change more than your windows. They can soften the daylight, add privacy and bring color, pattern and texture into a room.
Meg’s approach is all about balance. Not everything needs to make a statement. A quiet solid can sit next to a playful stripe. Natural texture can warm up a neutral room. Drapes can add softness alongside a more tailored shade.
The Meg Leonard Edit brings those ideas together with options for different styles, rooms, light levels and privacy needs.
The result? Less wondering what works together. More finding what feels like you.
Meet some of Meg’s picks
The edit includes Roman shades, roller shades, woven wood shades, wood blinds, curtains and drapes.
Here are a few places to start.
Quiet style. Better light control.
Casual Room Darkening Roller Shades keep things simple with a clean profile and soft texture.
Room-darkening fabrics help manage incoming light and give you more privacy, while the understated look works easily with the rest of your room.
A good choice when you want your shades to work with the room, not steal the show.
Pattern that plays nicely with everything else
Laura Ashley Floral Curtains bring pattern to the window in a softer, more traditional way.
Meg’s damask picks add character without asking the whole room to compete for attention. Let the drapes take the lead, or layer them with a simpler shade for more depth, softness and control over the light.
Natural texture makes everything warmer
Elevated Coastal Woven Wood Shades add warmth and texture with naturally woven materials.
They’re an easy fit with wood, painted trim, soft upholstery and patterned curtains - and they’re not just for coastal spaces. Use them anywhere you want the daylight to feel a little softer and the room a little more layered.
Stripes have range
Baker Lifestyle’s striped patterns bring together the softness of fabric and the structure of a classic stripe.
They can add personality to a quieter room or sit comfortably alongside other colors and textures. Familiar, fresh and surprisingly easy to work with.
Love classic stripes? Explore our beloved Striped Roman Shades, a longtime favorite for bringing tailored style and timeless character to a room.
A classic blind with a little more character
2 Inch Luxury Fluted Wood Blinds give a classic wood blind an extra layer of texture.
Made from real wood with distinctive fluted slats, they create clean lines while adding depth at the window. Try them in an office, dining room or living room when you want something tailored but not ordinary.
An easy way into pattern
Laura Ashley Striped Roman Shades make adding pattern feel simple.
Classic stripes work easily with solids, wood and other natural materials, so they’re a great place to start if an all-over pattern isn’t quite your thing.
Try them in a kitchen, bedroom or living room for just enough personality.
A more collected home, without starting over
You don’t need to redesign the room. Sometimes changing what’s at the window is enough to make everything else click.
Here’s how Meg’s approach can work at home.
Start quiet. Layer from there.
Warm whites, soft neutrals and natural woven shades give you plenty of room to change things around later.
And neutral doesn’t have to mean flat. Look for texture, weave and natural materials to give the room depth without adding more color.
Let one pattern do the talking.
Love stripes or florals? You don’t need them everywhere.
A patterned Roman Shade or pair of drapes can give the room personality while quieter pieces keep everything balanced.
Instead of trying to match everything perfectly, look for a color or material that connects the pieces you already have.
Texture counts, even when color doesn’t change.
A mostly neutral room can still have plenty going on.
Try woven shades alongside soft curtains, natural wood, upholstered furniture and other textiles. Those subtle differences help a room feel collected rather than one-note.
Two layers. More ways to play with light.
Pairing a Roman or woven wood shade with drapes gives the window a more finished look — and gives you more flexibility throughout the day.
Use the shade for everyday privacy and light control, then let the drapes add softness, color or pattern around it.
Start with what the room needs.
Before falling for a fabric, think about what happens in the room.
Want softer daylight in the living room? More room darkening for weekend lie-ins? Privacy without losing all the light? Something simple to use in a busy kitchen?
Starting with function makes the choices smaller. Then you can get to the fun part: finding the look you love.
Meg’s picks, room by room
Living room: Let the light in without leaving the room feeling unfinished. Woven Wood Shades bring natural texture, while Roman Shades can introduce subtle pattern. Add curtains if you want another layer of softness.
Bedroom: Sleep comes first. Look for room-darkening options to help control early morning light, then add warm neutrals or soft fabrics to keep things calm.
Dining room: A good place to turn things up a little. Try patterned Roman Shades, statement drapes or fluted wood blinds to give the space its own character.
Kitchen: Keep things light. A Roman or roller shade adds softness without visually weighing down the room. Stripes are an easy way to bring in pattern while keeping things clean and structured.
Home office: Good light makes a difference. Roller shades, Roman shades and wood blinds can help manage daylight and screen glare while giving your workday a better-looking backdrop.
Your home. Your light. Your way.
A home you love doesn’t have to look perfectly designed. It just has to feel like you.
That’s what makes Meg’s edit so easy to make your own. Timeless solids, playful patterns and plenty of texture give you room to mix, layer and find what works in your space.
Explore The Meg Leonard Edit, then order free window treatment samples to see your favorite colors, patterns and textures where they really matter — in your home, in your light.
Need a little help narrowing it down? We’re real people, and we’re here to help.