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Traditions® Wood Blinds

Wooden blinds: Solid decorative flair and solid insulation Close the holes. The no-route-holes choice, referred to by one manufacturer as the "De-light" option, will eliminate the holes in the center of the blind's slats, allowing them to close tighter. As a result, your room will be darker and more energy-efficient. Block the glare. The "De-light" option also comes in handy when trying to eliminate glare on a TV or computer monitor - or to prevent a bright security light from beaming into your bedroom. Heads up. When closing blinds, you'll maximize insulation if you close the blinds with the leading edge up.

Pirouette window shading

Crystal Pleat® Cellular Shades

Cellular Shades: Superior insulation and a view from the top Choose your shade. Cellular shades are available in different grades of opaqueness; from light-filtering to room-darkening varieties. Side rails, which completely eliminate outside light, can also be added. The more, the better. Cellular shades come in single, double, or triple-celled shades. The more cells you have, the better your insulation and ability to block glare. Size does matter. If your window is large, it's smart to choose larger cells. The larger versions have more static air and act as a better barrier for energy efficiency. Enjoy the view. Another benefit of the cellular shade is that when raised, cellular shades stack higher than most products, giving you an unobstructed view.

Vignette® Traditional Shades with Ultra Glide®

Country Woods® Exposé™ blinds with Standard Cordlock