Window Shades

A window shade is made from fabric and collapses easily when closed. Traditionally, shades were raised if you wanted access to your view or lowered for privacy. People would opt for window blinds if they wanted access to their view without having to raise their window treatment. Now, with the technological advancements, you can have access to your view with window shades, and you can eliminate that horizontal banding window blinds create. Window shades have also been recognized to help insulate your home, unlike window blinds, resulting in energy savings.

Window shades also have a great feature that allows you to pull the shade up from the bottom, providing privacy to a room while still letting in light and maintaining the view. You also have the option to have cordless shades, or, a continuous cord that keeps a standard cord length for child safety.

Window shades are often overlooked as a window treatment. Most decorators will suggest a type of traditional window blinds, but professional interior designers are now suggesting window shades. Window shades provide sophistication and class to any room and with the new technology and the updated styles, you have a large selection to augment any look to your room.

HoneyComb Cellular Shades

Honeycomb cellular shades diffuse the light, softening the light that enters the room, providing a soft, warm feel. You have the option of different levels of light control, from light filtering to blackout shades. Honeycomb cellular shades use a unique design that traps air within their “honeycomb cells” to provide great insulation and maximize energy efficiency.

Additional options for honeycomb cellular shades are the number of cells: single, double, or triple, color, pleat size, light control, top down/bottom up, continuous cord or cordless options to maximize child safety, and motorized shades.

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Roman Shades

A tasteful and classy shade, roman shades are often used since their look is similar to fabric drapes. These are often misunderstood, since they don't look like a typical window blind or window shade. Roman shades are made from drapery fabric, so you have a great selection of fabric type and pattern. Additionally, there are multiple fold types you can choose to compliment your room décor.

An elegant look, they are very easy to install and provide great savings as compared to traditional draperies.

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