Window treatment guides

Everything we get asked before an order is placed — how to measure, which mount suits an opening, and how to choose between shade types. Written by the crew that measures and installs them across South Florida.

How to Measure for Blinds and Shades

A step-by-step guide to measuring windows for custom blinds and shades: width, height, depth, inside and outside mount, obstructions and the mistakes to avoid.

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Inside Mount vs Outside Mount

How inside and outside mounts differ in appearance, light gaps, privacy and window depth — and how to choose the right mount for each opening in your home.

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How to Choose Window Shades

A practical buyer's guide to choosing between zebra, roller, Shangri-La, cellular, dual, roman, drapery and exterior shades — organised by what the room actually needs.

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Window Treatments for Large Windows

How to cover large, tall and floor-to-ceiling windows: one shade or several, product selection, weight and operation, motorization and visual alignment.

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Window Shades for Sliding Glass Doors

How to cover sliding glass doors: keeping the door usable, single versus multiple shades, roller, zebra, dual and drapery options, motorization and clearance.

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Blackout vs Light Filtering vs Solar Shades

The difference between blackout, light filtering and solar screen shade fabrics — view-through, privacy, glare, room darkening and which rooms each one suits.

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Motorized Blinds and Shades

How motorized blinds and shades work: motor types, remote, app and voice control, schedules, when motorization is worth it and how professional setup works.

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Blinds and Shades Installation

What professional blinds and shades installation involves: confirming measurements, mount decisions, brackets, levelling, motorized setup, testing and final inspection.

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Free in-home measure across South Florida

Tell us the rooms and we'll bring samples, measure every opening and quote on the spot — no charge, no pressure.