Customers can choose every aspect of the Hunter Douglas shades available and guarantee that they are fit to their liking.
- Automation: Homeowners can set up a motorized system that allows them to open and close shades remotely for convenience. This works well with the Hunter Douglas Luminette® Privacy Sheers, which can be programmed to hang at a certain position at different times of day.
- Color: We have many different colors available for these shadings, so you can choose a material and color combination that goes well together, and also suits the decor of the house the best.
- Fabric: The Hunter Douglas website lists a variety of materials used to make textiles for shades, each of which is well-suited to a certain model type. Some of the examples include elements you may not associate with home window shades, such as the Alustra® Silhouette® shadings, with a metallic finish, or the Opalessence™ fabric that weaves in particles of the mineral Mica. After browsing some of the different options, you may have new ideas about what the best fabric to use will be, and it's worth remembering that this choice affects not just the look of the window, but the way it lets light and heat into a room as well.
- Opacity: How transparent should the shades you use be? This will vary depending on many factors, and homeowners will be able to decide for themselves if they want a full blackout effect or shades they can still see through. The images of Duette® Honeycomb Shades on our site show you the different kinds of light patterns this will allow you to let in, from shadows to a gently obscured view.
- Size: Hunter Douglas Silhouettes® are a great example of a product that can be customized to fit any window. They work well as a focal point on a large window, smaller windows and special shapes, such as an arch. The sheers transform harsh sunlight into a soft warm glow and create the ambiance that you desire in your home.