Discover the Efficiency of Honeycomb Shades

Honeycomb (cellular/cell) shades are made of pleated fabric that forms air‑trapping “cells.” These pockets act as an insulating barrier at the window, improving comfort while the shade raises and lowers on a slim headrail for a clean, modern look.

Yes. The cellular structure reduces heat transfer at the glass—helping rooms stay warmer in winter and cooler in summer. Double‑cell fabrics and blackout options typically insulate better, and side channels or outside mounts can further reduce light/air gaps.

• Small cells (≈3/8"): Great for shallow frames and smaller windows.

• Medium cells (≈9/16"): Versatile, fits most openings.

• Large cells (≈3/4"+): Scales well on big windows and adds a bold, modern look.
  Double‑cell designs generally provide more insulation; single‑cell offers a sleeker profile and can span wider widths.

Choose sheer, light‑filtering, or blackout fabrics. Light‑filtering gives daytime privacy and soft daylight; blackout is best for bedrooms and media rooms. For maximum darkness, pair blackout fabric with outside mount or side channels.

• Honeycomb: Best insulation; soft, dimensional look; excellent for comfort and noise dampening.

• Roller: Minimalist, flat panel; strong for glare control and large spans.

• Pleated (non‑cellular): Similar look to honeycomb but without insulating cells—typically more decorative than insulating.

Prices vary by size, fabric, opacity, and lift system. As a general guide, custom honeycomb shades often range from about $150 to $600+ per window; wider widths, designer fabrics, and motorization increase the total. Contact us for a price that matches your needs.

Yes. Cordless and motorized options eliminate dangling cords for a safer, cleaner look. Motors can be rechargeable battery or hardwired and controlled by remote, app, schedules, and voice assistants.