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Shutter - Basswood

Solid basswood panels with louvers you tilt by hand — a permanent fixture, not a covering.

Plantation shutters are built as framed wooden panels that mount to the window and stay there. Tilt the louvers for light and privacy, or swing a panel open to clear the glass entirely.

Shade - Roller

One clean panel of fabric — light-filtering or room-darkening, your choice.

A roller shade is the simplest window covering there is: a single panel of fabric on a tube, made to your measurements. Pick a light-filtering fabric for a soft glow or a room-darkening one for sleep and screens.

Shade - Zebra/Sheer

Alternating sheer and solid bands you slide into place — view, glow, or privacy.

A zebra shade (also called a banded or layered shade) is a continuous loop of fabric with alternating sheer and solid stripes. Roll it so the solid bands line up and the window is covered; roll it a few inches further and the sheer bands align for a soft, open view.

Shade - Cellular

Honeycomb cells that trap air at the glass — soft light, quieter rooms.

A cellular shade folds into honeycomb-shaped cells that hold a layer of air against the window, which is why it is the usual pick for insulation and for a softer, more uniform light.

Textile - Roman Shade

Soft folds of real fabric, sewn to your window.

A roman shade is a flat panel of drapery fabric that folds into neat horizontal pleats as it rises. It reads as fabric — softer and warmer than a roller or blind — while still clearing the window when raised.

Textile - Drapery

Floor-length fabric with a tailored header — pleated or ripple fold.

Drapery panels hang from a rod or track and draw open from the center or to one side. They frame the window, add height to a room, and — lined — are the most effective fabric treatment for blocking light.

Blind - 2" Faux Wood

The everyday blind: tilting 2-inch slats, built to your opening.

A classic horizontal blind with 2-inch faux wood slats, made to the width and height you enter. Tilt the slats to let light in or close them for privacy; raise the whole blind to clear the window.