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Home Automation
SmartWings smart blinds and shades connect with popular platforms and systems including Apple HomeKit, Amazon Alexa, Google Home, Home Assistant, SmartThings, Hubitat, Control4, Crestron Home, RTI, and ELAN.
Our Technology
Control a single blind or multiple blinds from anywhere using the remote, app, or voice control with support from our R&D team. Plus, you can effortlessly set up schedules that put your blinds on autopilot to suit your routine. Sunrise/sunset, position control, scene control and more functions are waiting for you to explore.
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Easy Installation
Stylish and Functional in Minutes
Setting up your SmartWings shades couldn’t be easier. With just one person, you can install the mounting brackets and snap the valance into place—no extra tools or complicated steps required. In minutes, your space will have sleek, perfectly aligned shades that combine style, privacy, and effortless light control.
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Dual Shades: One Window, Two Ways to Live
Your light and privacy needs change throughout the day. Motorized dual roller shades combine light-filtering and blackout fabrics in one system, making it easy to switch between soft daylight and nighttime privacy. Explore everyday uses and compare two SmartWings designs to find the right fit for your windows.
Learn moreHow to Choose Roman Shades for Your Home
Find Roman shades that suit your room, style, and daily routine. This guide explains how to choose fabrics, compare light filtering and blackout options, decide between Standard and Levitate designs, and coordinate shades with drapery. Explore motorized control and simple automations that make everyday light and privacy easier to manage.
Learn moreSmall Window Shades: A Guide to Motorized Options
Small windows can be challenging to motorize, but the right shade design makes a difference. Discover SmartWings roller, zebra, and woven wood shades with built-in motors and finished widths down to 15.5 inches, plus practical tips for choosing a style, measuring your windows, and selecting a power option.
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