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The Best Window Treatments for Your Kitchen

Posted: Monday, December 10th, 2012 | Filed under: drapery systems, interior design, Skylight Shades, window shading, window treatments
Kitchen window treatments

Kitchen Window Treatments via Posh Living, LLC

Don’t neglect your kitchen window treatments! Most likely, you spend a lot of time in your kitchen while cooking, cleaning, preparing, eating and entertaining, so it’s a great idea to keep your window treatments looking fresh. Many times kitchens have sliding glass doors, small windows over the kitchen sink and/or skylights to let in natural light. Each and every one of these windows should be considered for window treatments! Read more »

Motorized Skylight Shades

Motorized Skylight Shades

Motorized Skylight Shades

Skylight shades are a great way to control and regulate the amount of sunlight and heat being generated by out of reach windows. Most people don’t think about installing skylight shades because they believe opening and closing them would be challenging (and irritating). But, with motorized shading control systems, skylight shades are more practical than ever! Read more »

Skylight Shades for Large Ceiling Windows

Skylight Shades

Skylight Shades

Glass skylights can be a great feature for any room, allowing natural light to enter through the ceiling. The downside is that skylights may also bring unwanted heat and glare. By adding skylight shades to your ceiling windows, you can control the amount of sunlight that enters throughout the day. During summer months, the ability to control the unwanted heat entering your home of office, may help significantly with cooling costs.

Because skylights are very popular, even more nowadays, so are skylight shades. Because of the popularity, skylight shades are available in a variety of options including folding shades or Roman shades, sloped shades, flat roller shades and even pleated shades. Any of these window treatments will provide a great shading solution for your skylight. Skylight shades are made specifically for unique ceiling windows and can be customized. Most manufacturers offer a variety of color and fabric options, including blackout fabrics.

One of the options for skylight shades includes motorizes shading control. Motorized skylight shades are a simple solution for your ceiling window treatments. Motorized shades eliminate the hassle of climbing ladders or maneuvering long cranks when trying to open and close your skylight shades. They also eliminate the dangling cords that some of the window shades come with.

Many prefer the simplified motorized skylight shades, but that’s not to say manual shades aren’t a suitable shading solutions for your ceiling windows. Depending on your want and need, either option can be customized for your windows. For architects, contractors, homeowners and others throughout the New York City area, sunlight shades are a great option for that bright light.

Motorized Skylight Shades

Covering a skylight window with a motorized window treatment not only adds a visual interest to the room, but it’s also a practical solution for controlling the amount of light and heat coming through the window. Skylights are hard to reach and it can be challenging to add a simple window shade where you have to either climb a ladder or use a long pole to open and close the shade. Sometimes extension poles can be hard to maneuver, especially if you’re reaching up high.

Motorized blinds or shades offer simplicity and are a practical solution for all your needs. By being able to open and close the skylight shade with the touch of a button or the flip of a switch, you can enjoy your television show without a glare and you can sleep in without the bother of the sunlight. Light control can be adjusted accordingly, whether you are trying to keep the heat out on a hot summer day or want to feel the warmth of the sun on a cold winter morning.

Don’t be bothered by unwanted heat and light entering your room through your sunlight. Motorized sunlight shades can be installed quickly and will provide ultimate light and heat control for your home. Penthouses throughout New York City have installed motorized blinds and sunlight shades to keep out the sunlight and to help block the noise coming from the “city that never sleeps.”

What is a Skylight Shade?

Posted: Wednesday, May 5th, 2010 | Filed under: Folding Shades, Roller Shades, Skylight Shades, window treatments
Skylight Shades

Skylight Shades

Glass skylights bring natural light and a sense of openness into a space. However, they can often produce unwanted heat and glare. In the warmer months, the heat they generate can add significantly to cooling costs. Skylight shades are an excellent way to control and regulate how much sunlight and heat is generated by overhead and out-of reach windows throughout the day. And motorized shading control systems make skylight shades more practical than ever. They eliminate the need for dangling cords, long cranks, ladders, or other cumbersome methods of manually operating the shade
Skylights have soared in popularity, and the variety of shade options and styles has grown along with them. Today skylight shades are available in styles including folding, or Roman shades, flat roller shades, sloped shades, pleated shades. There are even options for exterior skylight shades. They can be made in custom shapes, as well, giving designers and architects the freedom to create skylights in any size or shape, secure in the knowledge that a shading control system for it is available. And while motorized control systems can simplify operation, manual and crank operated units are easy to use and perfectly suitable for many locations. Manual units can also provide a cost advantage over motorized controls. Architects, contractors, homeowners and apartment dwellers alike throughout New York City and the Tri State region turn to us for window treatments for skylights. Our shading system professionals can help you determine when and what skylight shade system options are most suitable for your locations, and help you make the right choice of window treatment for your skylight or high window.