Less visual noise. More room to live.
A single panel of fabric gives roller shades their clean profile. They work on their own for a minimal finish, or behind drapery when you want more softness.
- Light-filtering fabrics soften daylight.
- Screen fabrics help manage glare; the weave affects the view and privacy.
- Blackout fabrics limit light through the fabric.
Choose the fabric for the room.
Start with how you use the space. A living room with a view needs a different fabric from a bedroom. Check samples in daylight and after dark: a fabric that preserves a daytime view may not provide nighttime privacy.
- Hunter Douglas Duolite combines a sheer front layer with a coordinated room-darkening layer behind it.
- Dual Roller systems use two shades that operate independently.
- Available fabrics, controls, and mounting options depend on the selected configuration.
The small details make the fit.
We help consider the mount, fabric, hem, and control together. Window depth, door handles, and nearby trim affect how the finished shade sits.
- Inside or outside mounting, based on the opening.
- Manual or motorized operation, based on the product.
- Coordinated fabrics across rooms with different light needs.