
Deceptively simple the Hunter Douglas Skyline Gliding Window Panels transform plain windows into chic sophistication. Featuring a series of wide fabric panels, the Hunter Douglas Skyline Gliding Window Panels provide the privacy and atmosphere you desire. With new technologies like a patented dual-channel single track system and an innovative interlocking bottom weights, the Skyline Gliding Window Panels provides a smooth tailored finish. Suitable for a selection of windows including corner windows, bay windows and sliding doors, these modern blinds are available in wide range of fashionable fabrics in different opacities. Featuring fine design details that include custom coloured hardware to coordinate with the unique fabrics, these blinds bring urbane sophistication and style. A fabulous window treatment that protects fine furnishings from sun damage while also using light to create a unique atmosphere, the Skyline Gliding Window Panels by Hunter Douglas bring simple elegance to modern rooms.
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Leather Window Blinds from Suntwist create a fabulous luxury statement. Featuring distinctive textures and colors like red embossed floral patterns and golden touched snake skin the Leather Window Blinds add exotic character to a room. With sophisticated glamour, these vibrant leather blinds will make a window dressing worthy of today's modern designs. Each handmade slat features a clean sewn edge, and a matching leather covered wand control. Designed for upscale homes, these unusual Suntwist blinds is a wonderful way to add luxury touch to your windows. Suntwist




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Panel Glides by Silent Gliss USA provide a unique option when it comes to dressing your windows. This panel fold treatment allows a designer or homeowner to customize window treatments to provide the ideal conditions to optimize or downplay exterior views. The innovative PanelVision system is based on a series of eight folded fabric panels that can be manipulated in a number of ways. Panels can be closely stacked to create a dramatic column of color while leaving the full view to the outside unobstructed. Fully folded panels can be spaced out across the window to create interesting vertical elements and to frame the view beyond , or can be partially unfolded to subdue some of the light coming in while still offering a hint of the outdoors. The panels can also be fully unfolded to create a translucent covering that ensures privacy and allows soft light to filter through the softly colored fabric. The system can be manually or mechanically operated for ease of use and can be specified in a wide variety of fabrics. As this system can be configured in many ways, it has many design options, with possibilities ranging from room dividers to window treatments to feature wall elements. Contact Silent Gliss with your unique PanelVision Panel Glides design concept to have your customized panel system fabricated. Silent Gliss
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Luton Shading Solutions have created a system of electronic roller shades that let you blend natural and artificial light into the perfect ambiance. Beautiful even light complements the lovely, subtle window treatments. You can chose from roller shades, roman shades, or drapery track systems which all run on the Sivoia QED for ultra-quiet precision. With a variety of keypad and infrared remote control options, your can simply open and close the blinds or have a range of programmable presets that effect the shade individually or as groups. This level of control lets you instantly change the mood of a room by simply pushing a button. Once all the technical specs are selected, you have a huge range of materials from which to create your perfect window treatment. From hazy sheers and glowing privacy fabric to full blackout shades, Lutron provide total control of your rooms lighting. While they offer these fabrics in a range of colours, for a personal unique touch they also offer custom-printed designs, allowing you to bring classic artistic style to your windows. From Frank Lloyd Wright’s leaded-glass designs, historical toile prints, and subtle Celtic patterns to your own unique ideas, Lutron will help you create a personal and individual solution for your home.
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Handwoven draperies are a very popular, yet classic way to add warmth to a space. Hartmann & Forbes provide a wide variety of natural window coverings that are elegant, functional, and environmentally friendly. Using ancient techniques, weavers employ hand looms to create signature designs that are then hand-finished to produce beautiful, high-quality window coverings. The company also works to protect the environment by growing and harvesting their own materials and fabricating them in a way that is ecologically sound. Product lines include everything from handwoven roman shades to hanging draperies to woven roller shades. They even feature bamboo cornices and fabric panel screens that add unique organic details to your space. Each item comes in a variety of fabric options for both residential and commercial use, providing a color, texture, and opacity that will suit your decor, including solar screens and privacy fabrics. Contact Hartmann & Forbes for additional information.
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A sliding panel shade system from Conrad is a versatile solution for various needs around the home. Whether you are looking to cover large expanses of window, sliding glass doors, or are in need of a room divider, this panel track system can provide the answer. Shade panels are individually handwoven and finished per customer’s specifications. Panels are operated by a control loop and have multiple stacking options - to the left, right, or to the center - to allow for architectural continuity. The flexibility, ease of use, and sleek, contemporary design of this system makes it both highly functional and elegant. And when paired with options like decorative handcrafted cornices by Conrad, you can further enhance the aesthetics of your shades, creating a customized, stylish look for your space. Conrad
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European style Electric roller blinds, such as these from House Couturier, are making a come back to US luxury home market to deliver a modern statement in today's high-end windows treatment. Perfect for a contemporary decor, House Couturier’s new range of power blinds and curtain tracks puts ambiance control at your fingertips, allowing any homeowner to adjust light and privacy level with the touch of a button. These roller blind is available in standard or bespoke versions, creating a convenient solution for problem windows such as over-sized windows, windows over stairs, or those in rooms with high ceilings. It is even possible to combine all of your window treatments into a single system, so that you can control all with one switch, or to integrate them into multiple devices, including fixed switches, remote controls, and even an existing home control system. These electric roller blinds are available in a variety of attractive styles to suit your needs, with electric curtain tracks starting at £600 (US$ 1,134) and electric blinds at £390 (US$ 737). House Couturier

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Some things never get old, and the classic Designer Screen Shade exemplifies this. The Designer Screen Shade is a simple design basic but adds class and visual interest. The shades allow a warm natural light in, but prevents painful glare. They provide UV protection for fine furnishings, but still allow one to look outside; preventing the dark claustrophobic effect of many blinds. Options include the standard cord pull or they can be motorised. Available in a range of colours and styles, Hunter Douglas will protect your fine furnishings with beauty.
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