Abstract: An apparatus for displaying samples of window coverings including a base having a front and a rear and at least one suction cup mounted on the rear of the base and adapted to releasably engage a flat surface. The base includes at least one support. The support is adapted to releasably receive and hold a first fabric sample and a second fabric sample, such that the samples are suspended substantially parallel to the flat surface. The second fabric sample is positioned at a greater distance from the flat surface than the first fabric sample, to define a space between the first and second fabric samples.

Abstract: A window covering display device is disclosed, along with a method of using same. The apparatus for displaying samples comprises a base having a front and a rear. Suction cups are mounted on the rear of the base and are adapted to releasably engage a window or other flat surface. There are at least one and preferably two supports on the base which are adapted to releasably receive and hold fabric samples so that they are suspended parallel to the flat surface. In one embodiment, the supports are projections extending outwardly which receives fabric samples having openings sized to fit over the projections and to be maintained in one of two positions adapted to support samples at varying distances from the front of the base. In another embodiment, the supports are a series of recesses in the surface of end portions which receive and hold fabric samples which include hangers having knobs that fit in the recesses, with magnets being employed to releasably hold the samples within the recesses.