Technology as Versatile as You Need It
Switches
Quickly fine-tune your shades using elegant wall-mounted or tabletop controls.
Pre-set Scenes
Program your shades to adjust automatically based on your daily routine or outdoor light levels.
Remotes
Manage your shades alongside lights, entertainment, and more using a unified smart remote
Touch Panels
Navigate between rooms and set new scenes with ease via conveniently placed touch panels.
Voice Control
In a rush? Just say the word, and your shades will respond instantly, keeping pace with your lifestyle.
From your phone
Whether you're nearby or far from home, control your shades remotely through our intuitive smartphone app.
"About 30% of a home's heating energy is lost through windows. In cooling seasons, about 76% of sunlight that falls on standard double-pane windows enters to become heat. Window coverings can help with this loss of energy by providing comfort, regulating temperatures, and lowering energy bills."
Light Control
Maintain the ideal light levels throughout your home with light filtering shades that adjust automatically, ensuring you never have to deal with unwanted glare.
Privacy
Create a private sanctuary at home, free from outside distractions. Automate your shades to close at sunset or whenever you need a little extra privacy.
Reduce Heat Gain
Keep the summer heat at bay while reducing your reliance on air conditioning with motorized shades that act as a barrier against intense sunlight.
Reduce Heat Loss
During colder months, insulating shades like honeycomb designs help retain warmth, keeping your home cozy and energy-efficient.
Sound Insulation
Enhance the acoustics of your space and minimize outside noise with thick draperies controlled through your smart home system.
UV Protection
Safeguard your valuables from the damaging effects of UV light. Automated shading solutions can be scheduled or sensor-activated to protect your artwork, furniture, and more.
1. Identify Your Needs
- Privacy: Depending on the room, semi-opaque shades might be ideal, while blackout shades offer maximum privacy for spaces like bedrooms and bathrooms.
- Light Management: Decide whether you prefer a darkened room in the morning or enjoy waking up to natural light gently passing through.
- Energy Efficiency: Enhance your home’s energy performance with honeycomb shades that insulate windows from heat and cold.
- Safety: For homes with children or pets, opt for cordless, motorized blinds and shades to eliminate the risk of accidents.
2. Match Shades to Each Room
- Living Rooms: Maintain a balance of light and privacy with sheer curtains or drapes that allow natural light to softly illuminate your space.
- Bedrooms: Choose motorized blackout curtains or cellular shades to create a restful environment, free from unwanted light and distractions.
- Kitchens: Wood blinds and Roman shades are practical and stylish choices, offering easy maintenance and a timeless look.
- Bathrooms: Consider moisture-resistant materials like vinyl shades or faux wood blinds that can withstand the humidity of bathroom environments.
3. Complement Your Décor
- Modern/Contemporary: For a sleek, modern aesthetic, choose shades with clean lines and minimalistic designs. Roller shades, panel tracks, and cellular shades in neutral colors or metallic finishes are ideal for contemporary spaces.
- Traditional: Embrace rich textures and deep colors with Roman shades, drapery, or wood blinds. Drapes in luxurious fabrics like silk or velvet, accented with tassels or trims, add a touch of elegance to traditional interiors.
- Rustic/Farmhouse: Create a cozy, rustic atmosphere with wood blinds, woven shades, or bamboo treatments. Layering textures adds warmth and depth to your farmhouse decor.
- Eclectic: Express your creativity with bold patterns, vibrant colors, and diverse textures. Combine striking designs with neutral elements to keep the overall look balanced and harmonious.
- Industrial: Pair exposed brick and metal features with sleek roller shades, wooden shutters, or metal blinds in monochromatic tones to enhance your industrial-inspired space.
4. Choose Materials for Longevity
- Moisture Resistance: In areas prone to humidity, like kitchens and bathrooms, select durable materials like vinyl, faux wood, or aluminum that resist warping and mold.
- Sunlight and UV Protection: Protect your furnishings from fading with solar shades and UV-resistant curtains that automatically adjust to block harmful rays.
- Insulation: Cellular shades with built-in air pockets provide excellent insulation, helping to regulate indoor temperatures year-round. Thermal curtains can also add an extra layer of protection against extreme weather.
- Easy Maintenance: For low-maintenance window treatments, choose synthetic materials that are easy to clean with a simple wipe. Some fabrics may require more frequent laundering or professional cleaning.
- Safety and Durability: Cordless, motorized shades offer a safer environment for families, while durable materials ensure your window treatments stay beautiful even with everyday use.
