Installed work

Real rooms in Central Arkansas.

Blinds, shutters and shades we measured, made and hung. Every one of these was built to the opening it is sitting in, which is the part that does not show in a photograph and is the whole reason they fit.

White plantation shutters flanking a French door front entry, staircase newel visible beyond — Plantation shutters either side of a front entry. Full height panels on a door surround are where the joinery has to be right, because the opening is in constant use.

Plantation shutters and a fan transom above a kitchen sink in warm interior light — A fan transom over a kitchen sink, made to the template rather than boxed in.

Solar shades lowered across three windows in a neutral living room — Solar shades across a triple window. The glare and the heat come down without the view going with them.

Three cellular honeycomb shades drawn across tall sunroom windows — Cellular shades in a sunroom. The cells trap air against the glass, which is what makes a room like this usable in both January and July.

Waterproof plantation shutters fitted inside a tiled shower surround — Shutters inside a tiled shower surround. This is a vinyl panel, not wood. A real wood shutter would not last in there.

A white roller shade above a freestanding soaker tub in a bright bathroom — A plain roller above a soaker tub, where the treatment is meant to disappear when it is up.

A woven natural roller shade in a rustic room with wood ceiling and warm walls — A woven natural shade against wood. Texture doing the work instead of color.

Solar shades filtering afternoon light in a knotty pine cabin room — Solar shades in a knotty pine room, cutting the afternoon without darkening it.

Two installed cellular roller shades beside a glass door in a taupe walled room — Cellular shades beside a glass door, run to the same line so the wall keeps one horizon.

Yours could be the next one.

Tell us the rooms and the window count and we will get you a number. Estimates are free and delivery is available across Central Arkansas.

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