…ght 5% shade behave like two different products. Matching openness to your room Room use dictates the openness number more than personal taste does. A simple guide: West-facing or south-facing rooms with hard afternoon sun: 1% to 3% Home offices, screens, and reading areas: 3% Living rooms, dining rooms, kitchens: 5% Daytime bedrooms: 3% to 5% (pair with blackout drapery for sleep) Sunrooms and view-facing rooms: 7% to 14% North-facing windows wit…
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…s: Assess Each Room Individually Kitchens need different solutions than bedrooms Living rooms have different priorities than bathrooms Walk through your home room by room Consider Your Lifestyle Busy household with kids and pets? Durability and easy maintenance matter most Empty nesters focused on design? More flexibility for delicate materials Order Free Samples We’ll send up to 15 free fabric and material samples: See colors in your actual light…
…ally want to block? The answer is rarely the same for every room. A sunlit living room benefits from softness and glow, while a bedroom often needs serious darkness. Window treatments fall into three clear levels of light blocking. Once you understand how each level works, choosing becomes far simpler and far more intentional. Understanding the Three Levels of Light Blocking Light blocking refers to how much natural light passes through a shade or…
…house. You maintain your view while softening harsh sunlight. Perfect for living rooms where you want to feel connected to the outdoors without feeling like you’re in a fishbowl. Light-filtering fabrics hit that sweet spot. You get privacy during the day (no more waving at neighbors in your pajamas), but still enjoy a warm, ambient glow. Most folks choose light-filtering for common areas. Why? Because they’re practical without being boring. Room-…
…ave different needs. Here’s how we’d approach various spaces in your home. Living Rooms: Roman shades shine here. The soft folds add warmth and sophistication without overwhelming your decor. Choose from natural, earthy tones to bold, design-forward patterns that complement your furniture. Layer them with our Designer Custom Drapery for a polished, designer look. Bedrooms: For bedrooms, roller shades in blackout fabric are tough to beat. Our Envis…
…chen, bathrooms, and guest bedrooms. Use cellular shades in the primary bedroom, living room, and any room with drafty windows or extreme sun exposure. The two styles work well together, especially in neutral white or off-white tones that carry across the whole home. The Right Window Treatment Is the One That Fits Your Life You don’t have to choose one type for every window in the house. Order a few free samples of each, hold them up to your windo…
…ng for durability, optional privacy liner for peace of mind. Bamboo Shades Living Room The living room is where style meets comfort. Bamboo shades living room let in soft, filtered light and make the space feel open. For big windows or sliding doors, our custom-fit woven wood shades deliver seamless coverage. Our Pick: Blindsgalore Classic Natural Woven Shades – Rich texture, multiple lift options, handcrafted to your specs. Bedrooms & More For re…
As kitchens and living rooms have blended into all-purpose great rooms, the dining room has become the formal head of the house. The place to gather with friends and family, the dining room begs to be welcoming yet composed. Gathering around a table to partake in lively conversation and share a delicious home cooked meal always entices us to sit down as a family and share quality time! Who can resist a beautiful table and special meals. Whether y…