With whatever method you prefer
Switches
Easily adjust the room's shades with a simple press on both tabletop and wall-mounted switches and keypads.
Pre-set Scenes
Program your motorized shades to operate automatically based on your daily schedule or changes in outdoor lighting.
Remotes
Manage your motorized shades along with lights, audio, video, and more using your smart home remote.
Touch Panels
Navigate and set new scenes for different rooms using conveniently located touchscreens throughout your home.
Voice Control
In a hurry as you leave? Just instruct your voice assistant to lower the shades for an instant response.
From your phone
Control your shades remotely, whether you're in another room or away from home, using the smartphone app.
"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
Attain optimal light levels and minimize glare with light-filtering shades that automatically lower as needed.
Privacy
Savor uninterrupted private moments at home. Set your blinds to close automatically at sunset or activate them as needed for instant privacy.
Reduce Heat Gain
On sweltering summer days, motorized shades act as a shield against the sun, reducing your reliance on air conditioning.
Reduce Heat Loss
Alternatively, honeycomb shades offer extra insulation on windows, helping to retain heat within your home.
Sound Insulation
Enhance room acoustics and soundproofing with thick drapery, all effortlessly managed via your smart home system.
UV Protection
Safeguard your artwork, furniture, books, and wall coverings from fading with shades that can be scheduled or sensor-activated to adjust automatically.
Privacy: Choose between semi-opaque shades for some areas and opaque or blackout shades for total privacy in bedrooms, bathrooms, and similar spaces.
Light Control: Decide whether you prefer complete darkness for morning sleep or if you like gentle sunlight to filter through.
Energy Efficiency: Opt for honeycomb motorized shades, which provide excellent insulation, keeping your home cooler in summer and warmer in winter.
Safety: For homes with young children or pets, consider cordless, motorized blinds to eliminate hazards such as strangulation or choking risks.
Living Rooms: Opt for sheer curtains or drapes that allow light to gently filter in while still maintaining privacy.
Bedrooms: Use motorized blackout curtains or cellular honeycomb shades to block light completely and enhance privacy.
Kitchens: Choose wood blinds or Roman shades for their practicality, stylish appeal, and ease of cleaning.
Bathrooms: Install moisture-resistant options like vinyl shades or faux wood blinds, ideal for high-humidity environments.
Modern/Contemporary: Modern homes benefit from clean lines and sleek designs. Roller shades, panel track blinds, and cellular shades with minimalist fabric choices, neutral colors, or metallic materials complement a contemporary look.
Traditional: Deep colors and rich textures suit traditional interiors. Elegant Roman shades, drapery, or wood blinds, especially when crafted in silk, velvet, or brocade with tassels or trim, add a luxurious element to the decor.
Rustic/Farmhouse: Smart shades don't have to clash with a rustic aesthetic. Enhance a cabin or farmhouse vibe with organic materials like wood blinds, woven wooden shades, or bamboo. Layering these shades adds an extra layer of warmth and coziness.
Eclectic: Embrace creativity in your motorized shades by mixing bold patterns, vibrant colors, and different opacities. The secret to success in eclectic decor is balancing these bold choices with neutral elements to keep the space cohesive.
Industrial: Match the raw look of exposed brick, pipes, and metal in an industrial setting with metal blinds, wooden shutters, or roller shades in neutral or monochromatic tones to enhance the architectural features.
Moisture Resistance: In areas prone to moisture like kitchens and bathrooms, opt for materials such as vinyl, faux wood, and aluminum that resist warping and mold, ensuring longevity and maintained aesthetics.
Sunlight and UV Protection: Shield your furnishings from fading in sunny spaces with fade-resistant solar shades and curtains designed to lower precisely as UV rays hit your windows.
Insulation: Cellular (honeycomb) shades feature air pockets that provide an additional insulation layer on windows, keeping rooms warmer in the winter and cooler in the summer. Thermal curtains are another option to help maintain indoor temperatures.
Ease of Cleaning: Choose synthetic materials for shades that can be easily cleaned with a damp cloth. Curtains and some fabrics might need more frequent laundering or professional cleaning.
Safety and Durability: Eliminate hazards like pull cords by opting for cordless, motorized window treatments, ideal for homes with young children and pets. For areas with high traffic or potential wear and tear, select durable materials that will continue to look great over time.
