Choose How You Control
Switches and Keypads
Adjust shades instantly with wall-mounted keypads or tabletop switches.
Pre-set Scenes
Program shades to follow your schedule or react to changing light outside.
Remotes & Touch Panels
Manage shades along with your lighting, audio, and more, all from a single remote or touch screen.
Touch Panels
Voice Control
When you’re busy or just waking up, just ask your voice assistant to adjust your motorized window blinds.
Smartphone App
Control your shades from anywhere—across the room or across the country.
"About 30% of a home's heating energy is lost through windows. In cooling seasons, about 76% of sunlight that falls on standard double-pane windows enters to become heat. Window coverings can help with this loss of energy by providing comfort, regulating temperatures, and lowering energy bills."
Light Control
Choose light-filtering shades of varying opacities to reduce glare and set a comfortable mood.
Privacy
Enjoy peace of mind when you need it most. Schedule shades to lower when the sun sets, or adjust them with a quick tap or voice command.
Reduce Heat Gain
In the heat of a Vegas summer, motorized window shades create a barrier against the sun. Scheduling ensures you won’t forget to lower them, and you’ll rely less on air conditioning.
Reduce Heat Loss
Alternatively, when it’s chilly outside, cellular ‘honeycomb’ style shades and thick drapes add a layer of insulation to keep in warmth.
Sound Insulation
Heavier fabrics and drapery can soften room acoustics and add quiet to your space.
UV Protection
Protect your furniture, flooring, and artwork from fading by blocking harsh sunlight at the right time.
- Privacy needs: Bedrooms and bathrooms might need blackout shades, while living areas do well with sheer options.
- Light control: Do you want full darkness or gentle sunlight?
- Energy efficiency: Honeycomb and thermal shades provide extra insulation.
- Safety: Cordless motorized window treatments are safest for kids and pets.
- Living rooms: Sheer curtains offer privacy and soft light.
- Bedrooms: Blackout roller shades provide complete darkness and quiet.
- Kitchens: Easy-to-clean wood blinds or Roman shades add style and durability.
- Bathrooms: Moisture-resistant shades or faux wood blinds handle humidity.
- Modern/Contemporary: Sleek lines, neutral tones, minimalist fabrics.
- Traditional: Deep colors, elegant textures, classic drapery, or wood blinds.
- Rustic/Farmhouse: Warm wood, woven textures, layered shades for coziness.
- Eclectic: Bold patterns and colors mixed with neutrals.
- Industrial: Metal blinds, exposed materials, and subtle hues.
- Moisture Resistance: For kitchens and bathrooms, choose shades made from vinyl, faux wood, or aluminum. These materials hold up against humidity and resist warping and mold, so your window coverings stay looking good year after year.
- Sunlight and UV Protection: Keep your furniture and floors from fading in bright, sunlit rooms with solar shades and curtains designed to block UV rays right when they’re strongest.
- Insulation: Cellular (honeycomb) shades help your home stay comfortable in every season. Their built-in air pockets provide insulation, keeping rooms cooler in summer and warmer in winter. Thermal curtains offer another layer of temperature control.
- Easy to Clean: If low maintenance matters, synthetic materials are the way to go. They wipe clean with a damp cloth, making them a smart pick for busy households. For fabric shades and curtains, regular laundering or the occasional professional cleaning keeps them fresh.
- Safety and Long-Lasting Quality: Cordless, motorized window treatments remove the risks posed by hanging cords, making your home safer for kids and pets. Select tough, durable materials to keep your shades looking sharp, even in high-traffic spaces.
