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The afternoon sun washes out the screen and fades the arm of the sofa. Then the sun drops, the lamps go on, and the same window shows the whole room to the street.
A shade fixes both, but only if the fabric is right. How much light a fabric lets through is built into the weave, not something you can dial back after it is hanging.
A swatch in a sample book sits under store lighting. We look at the fabric at your own window, in the light that window actually gets, before anything is ordered.
That is exactly why Brentwood Blind Company does it differently.
We quote in your home, at the windows in question, with the fabric held up in the light that room actually gets. Nothing is ordered until you have seen it there.
Room-darkening fabric blocks most light but some still passes through the weave and around the edges. Blackout fabric is opaque, and paired with a side channel or an outside mount it takes a room to full dark. Bedrooms and nurseries are the usual reason to go blackout.
Cellular, or honeycomb, shades hold a pocket of air between the room and the glass. That air layer is what slows heat moving through the window, which is why they are chosen for rooms that are hard to keep comfortable.
Yes. Shades sit close and flat to the glass, so curtains can hang over them. That combination lets the shade handle daytime light and the curtains close for privacy and softness at night.
Shades are measured to the opening, and whether the shade sits inside the recess or over the frame changes both the measurement and how much light escapes at the edges. That is decided per window.
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