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Plantation shutters in a modern living room

Looking to improve your home’s energy efficiency?

Plantation shutters and cellular shades are two of the best window treatments for reducing heat transfer and lowering energy bills.

Cellular shades insulate a living room

Does your living room feel more like a sauna than a sanctuary?

West-facing windows offer killer sunsets, but they also bring brutal heat, blinding glare, and fading furniture.

Motorized shades in a modern home

Motorized shades make everyday life easier, safer, and more comfortable for older adults.

Instead of struggling with hard-to-reach cords, heavy shades, or awkward stretching, seniors can adjust their window coverings with a remote, smartphone, or simple voice command.

Roman shades coverining three small windows

When choosing window treatments for small spaces, look for low-profile options that help keep your home comfortable. Focusing on the right features will help you choose the best options.

Roller shades in a beach house

Living by the beach offers beautiful views and a casual vibe. However, beachfront living also brings harsh sunlight, salty air, and high humidity. You need window treatments that can withstand these elements while maintaining a relaxed, elegant style.

Pleated shades in a contemporary living room

Pleated shades can be challenging! Read practical advice on cleaning and care.

From handling common issues like static or stains to knowing when to seek professional help, we offer clear, reliable tips to keep your shades in excellent condition.

A woman measures a window in a bright room
Roller shades can dramatically enhance a space, but only when they fit! Measuring incorrectly can lead to gaps, poor light control, or shades that don’t function as intended. By carefully measuring your windows, you’ll save time, money, and the frustration of redoing the work. Plus, you’ll give any room a...
Blackout shades in bedroom

The neighbor’s dog barks incessantly late at night.

Stress from work makes you toss and turn in bed.

The world conspires against your sleep. The last thing you want is light leaking through the window.

A luxurious living room with an ocean view and smart window treatments

Statement furniture and bold wall art are the stars of interior design, commanding most of the attention.

Window treatments assume a supporting role, yet done with imagination and style, they can be transformative.

Curtains layered with Roman shades

DIY decorators often overlook window treatments, yet they’re vital to a home’s aesthetic and comfort.

They add depth and dimension to a room while influencing the mood. They control natural light, enhance privacy, and improve insulation.

Layering window treatments can boost their performance even more.

A bedroom with room-darkening window shades

Thanks to the miracle of modern technology and imaginative minds, your bedroom window shades can control light and promote sleep as little or as much as you want.

Shades come in various styles, colors, and materials to complement any design aesthetic. And they offer superior light control.

Silhouette shades in a modern living room

Silhouette window shades have delicate fabric vanes suspended between sheer panels. They cast soft shadows across a room and bathe it in warm light.

After a few years of use, though, they may develop a patina of grime that makes the soft glow more like a dingy haze.