Energy-efficient window treatments do more than cover the glass. The right combination of insulation, solar control, daylight management, and smart automation can help reduce unnecessary heat gain and heat loss while keeping your home comfortable throughout the year.

Cellular Shades
A strong choice for energy efficiency. The honeycomb structure traps air to help reduce heat transfer through windows, while single- and double-cell options let you choose the level of insulation that fits your space.

Roller Shades
Choose sunscreen fabrics to reduce solar heat and glare while preserving daylight, or blackout fabrics for stronger coverage during intense sun. Motorized control makes it easy to adjust shades as conditions change.

Dual Shades
Light-filtering and blackout fabric layers give you more flexibility throughout the day. Use filtered daylight when conditions are comfortable, then lower the blackout layer when stronger solar control is needed.

Zebra Shades
Alternating sheer and solid bands let you fine-tune daylight without fully opening or closing the shade, helping you make better use of natural light while managing glare and privacy.

Drapery & Curtains
Heavier and lined fabrics provide fuller coverage around the window. Drapery can also be layered with roller, cellular, or Roman shades to add another barrier and improve overall window performance.

Smart Automation
Schedules and smart home routines help shades respond consistently throughout the day. Open shades when natural daylight is useful, lower them during strong sun, and close them in the evening without repeated manual adjustments.