A sleek solution that reduces heating and cooling energy loss by up to 40% when completely lowered. They can also be adjusted to reflect direct sunlight onto a light-colored ceiling, diffusing light without significant heat or glare.

One of the most simple, yet effective, window treatments, shades can conserve energy year round. Automated controls allow you to raise and lower shades at the right time of day to maximize energy savings and home security—even while you are away.

These honeycomb-shaped window treatments create a buffer between your window and living space. This extra layer of insulation reduces heating and cooling energy loss for year-round energy efficient cost savings and cozy home comfort.

This design features two shades combined into one window treatment. Each roller or solar shade can be raised or lowered independently, giving you ultimate flexibility in light control, privacy, and design. Consider dual shades for bedrooms, home theater rooms, and any living space where light control or privacy are key.

Solar Shades are designed to reflect sunlight and harmful UV rays. Dark fabrics deliver privacy while presenting a clear view of the outdoors. Light fabrics reflect more sunlight, making it ideal for temperature control in southern windows and warmer climates.

Similar to solar shades, Roller Shades offer easy ways to improve energy efficiency in your home. The dual shade option maximizes privacy without losing your view to the outdoors. Light control options from sheer to blackout ensure your room is stylish yet comfortable year-round.

Often the choice of interior designers, Roman Shades—including classic and tailored styles—make a graceful statement while protecting your living space. A single, continuous piece of fabric acts as an ideal insulator against harmful UV rays and energy loss while creating a tailored look.

A classic window treatment best used for light control. The adjustable louvers control heat gain in the summer by redirecting the sun’s powerful UV rays and prevent heat loss in the winter by providing an extra layer of protection to colder exterior windows.