ROOM BY ROOM
Where motorized shades earn
their place in a Florida home.
Motorization costs more than a cord or a wand. On the right windows, it’s the upgrade you’ll use every single day. Here’s the honest version.
01
Tall and hard-to-reach windows
Two-story windows, transoms and windows behind furniture or over a tub. A motor puts every one of them within reach of a button.
02
West-facing rooms that bake in the afternoon
Set the shades to lower before the hottest sun hits and raise at sunset. The room stays cooler and your floors and furniture fade less, even when nobody’s home.
03
Homes with kids and pets
No cords means nothing to pull, chew or get caught in. Our guide to the new blind safety standard explains why cordless matters.
04
Whole-house control and vacation homes
Open every shade in the morning and close them all at night with one tap. When you’re away, a schedule keeps the house looking lived in.
05
Wide slider or drapery? Consider motorized drapes
If the window calls for drapery instead of a shade, motorized drapes glide open on a track with the same remote and schedules.
06
Love shutters? Consider motorized shutters
Motorized shutters tilt their louvers at the touch of a button, so you keep the built-in look and gain the same convenience.
YOUR WINDOWS. YOUR FINISH.
Motorized shades,
finished for each room.
Living rooms, kitchens and bedrooms, each finished with the shade, motor and controls the room needed. Every measurement, power option and program is reviewed with you as part of the installation plan.
The whole room, one button
