Everything to do with window coverings
Eight product lines, all custom made to your measurements. Start from what the room needs rather than from a product name. That is how the choice usually resolves itself.
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What does the room need?
The honest way in. Pick the line that sounds like your situation.
I want the room properly dark
Blackout roller, zebra or roman, with side channels if it really matters.
I want light but not the glare
Sheer horizontals or a transparent solar screen. Keeps the view, kills the hotspot.
There are kids or pets in the house
Anything cordless or motorised. No hanging cords at all.
It's a kitchen or bathroom
Faux wood or aluminium. Both wipe clean and neither warps in steam.
I can't reach the window
Motorised, on a battery tube motor. Stairwells and two-storey glass.
I want it to feel soft, not hard
Drapery or roman shades. Real fabric with weight and drape.
All products
The full range
Eight lines, every one made to your measurements. Each page says when that one is the right answer, when it isn't, and the two or three choices that change the result.

Roller Shades
One clean line of fabric. The most versatile shade we hang.
transparent · semi-blackout · blackout

Zebra Shades
Also called day and night. Alternating bands that tune the light.
semi-blackout · blackout

Roman Shades
Soft folds. The closest a shade gets to drapery.
semi-blackout · blackout

Sheer Horizontal Shades
Shangri-La. Fabric vanes floating between two sheers.
transparent · semi-blackout · blackout

Faux Wood Blinds
The look of stained timber, without the warping.
semi-blackout · blackout

Aluminium Venetian Blinds
Thin metal slats. Precise light control, minimal stack.
semi-blackout

Curtains & Drapery
Fabric with weight. Softens a room the way nothing else does.
transparent · semi-blackout · blackout

Motorised Blinds & Shades
One remote, one app, or just your voice.
Battery or hardwired
Not sure which one?
We bring the fabric books to the window, measure it, and say which of these it actually wants.
Free estimate
Not sure which one?
We bring the fabric books to the window, measure it, and say which of these it actually wants.
Free estimateSide by side
Telling them apart
The four things people actually decide on. None of it is a spec sheet, it is how the finished window behaves in a room.
Roller
- Reads as
- Minimal
- Stack
- Minimal
- Blackout
- With channels
- Damp rooms
- Yes
Zebra
- Reads as
- Modern
- Stack
- Medium
- Blackout
- Nearly
- Damp rooms
- No
Roman
- Reads as
- Tailored
- Stack
- Large
- Blackout
- Lined
- Damp rooms
- No
Sheer
- Reads as
- Luxurious
- Stack
- Medium
- Blackout
- No
- Damp rooms
- No
Faux Wood
- Reads as
- Traditional
- Stack
- Large
- Blackout
- No
- Damp rooms
- Yes
Aluminium
- Reads as
- Utilitarian
- Stack
- Minimal
- Blackout
- No
- Damp rooms
- Yes
Drapery
- Reads as
- Furnished
- Stack
- Sideways
- Blackout
- Lined
- Damp rooms
- No
Motorisation is not in the table because it is not a separate treatment. It goes on almost everything above, so the row you are comparing is still the shade or the blind. What it costs you and what it buys.
By room
Or browse by where it's going
Jumps to the gallery filtered to that room, so you see it installed rather than described.
Not a house
Working spaces
Offices, salons, waiting rooms, short-term rentals and small retail. Glare rather than privacy, cordless where the public can reach it, and a run of windows that has to match itself.