Honeycomb - or cellular - shades fold from continuous fabric into hexagonal cells that trap a pocket of air against the glass. That pocket is insulation, and in a Texas summer it's the difference your HVAC can feel.
Windows are where conditioned air escapes. The cell structure slows heat crossing the glass in both directions - July heat stays out, January warmth stays in. Single-cell and double-cell constructions offer different insulation levels, and we'll tell you honestly which your windows justify.
Honeycomb shades
Honeycomb shades trap air in their cells and cut heat transfer at the glass, which is why they are the treatment that shows up on the cooling bill. Worth the money on the west and south glass.
Book your free consultationTop-down bottom-up operation gives you privacy and daylight at the same time - open the top, keep the bottom closed. Opacities run sheer to blackout, and cordless is standard for kid-safe operation.
Honeycomb shades
The consultation is free, the quote is written, and the team that measures is the team that installs.
Honeycomb shades
Cellular shades stack small and run quietly, in light filtering through blackout. Top-down bottom-up versions keep light while holding privacy.
Book your free consultationBook your free in-home consultation. our local team bring the samples, measure everything, and give you honest guidance - no pressure, ever.
