All installation photos
The sunscreen shade keeps the boardroom bright without the glare across the table. 
Roller shades shade a classroom's teaching wall during lessons. 
The sunscreen shade dims the back wall so the screen stays readable from every seat. 
The sunscreen shade tames bright sun in the bay window while staying naturally lit. 
The shade blocks the window view while the rest of the room is finished. 
Roller shades line the hall wall while tables are dressed for an event. Showing 7 of 380. The other 373 open in the viewer.
A curved bay window gets full coverage from three matching roller shades. 
A roller shade sits neatly above the headboard, matching the room's striped accent wall. 
A roller shade finishes off this fully dressed guest bedroom in neutral gray. 
A roller shade handles the light control while the drapery track stays ready for curtains. 
Fully lowered roller shades pair neatly with the bedroom's air conditioning unit. 
Two roller shade panels close off a wide window as the install wraps up. 
A dual roller shade panel setup suits this polished bedroom with built-in storage. 
A dual roller shade panel setup stays unobstructed even with the wardrobe door open. 
Dual roller shades leave a narrow gap of daylight while dimming the room for rest. 
A dual roller shade panel arrangement completes this tidy, wood-floored bedroom. 
A dual roller shade panel setup keeps this wood-floored bedroom bright but private. 
Matching roller shades cover both bedroom windows for a clean, uniform look. 
The gray roller shade stays fully lowered, blocking light beside the geometric wall. 
The roller shade stays flush to the wall even while installation tools are still out. 
A roller shade goes up cleanly between curtain panels, even mid-installation. 
The roller shade is mounted and ready while finishing touches continue in the room. 
The roller shade keeps the room private and shaded against the afternoon sun. 
The roller shade keeps the bedroom dim and comfortable for a better night's sleep. 
The roller shade blocks outside glare so the bedroom stays cool through the day. 
The roller shade blocks outside glare so the bedroom stays cool and private. 
A roller shade is fully fitted on this mint wall as the install team wraps up. 
A roller shade keeps this bedroom window private without blocking the curtains. 
The roller shade keeps the bedroom shaded and protected while work is underway. 
The lowered shade filters daylight while the curtains frame the window. 
The roller shade keeps the bedroom private without blocking the view when raised. 
A roller shade blocks outside light cleanly against this teal guest room wall. 
A single roller shade panel keeps this teal guest room private and tidy. 
A roller shade completes the finished look above this neatly styled guest bed. 
The twin gray shades stay fully down, keeping the bedroom shaded and private. 
The shades stay protected while painting and other finishing work continues. 
The full-width shade keeps the glare out while the bedroom is still being finished. 
A full-width roller shade closes off the window while the curtains stay drawn back. 
Two roller shade panels work together to cover a full bedroom window span. 
The sunscreen shade softens morning light while keeping the bedroom airy. 
A full wall of roller shades keeps this boardroom evenly lit for meetings. 
The team fits the roller shades around the existing projector screen and conference table. 
The roller shades cut outside glare so the boardroom stays presentation-ready. 
One continuous run of shades keeps the whole boardroom glare-free. 
The shade wall sets an even, glare-free backdrop for this boardroom. 
The roller shade keeps the boardroom glare-free during presentations. 
The shades soften daylight across the boardroom table. 
The sunscreen shade cuts glare without blocking the boardroom's night skyline view. 
The full boardroom view shows the shades, desk, and shelving working together. 
The sunscreen shade is in place well before the floor protection comes off. 
The sunscreen shade spreads daylight evenly around the whole corner boardroom. 
Sunscreen shades soften the skyline glare for this boardroom's long table. 
A long run of roller shades blocks glare across this breakout seating area. 
Gray roller shades back this office break room's ping pong table. 
The roller shades cut glare in the showroom corner without dimming the space. 
The roller shades keep sunlight off the showroom floor so finishes stay protected. 
The roller shades keep the showroom glare-free so the cars stay the main focus. 
The roller shade keeps the lounge comfortable without losing natural light. 
This classroom window stays shaded while still allowing in fresh air below. 
Fully lowered roller shades keep this reading corner shaded all afternoon. 
The roller shade keeps the classroom cool and glare-free under the ceiling fan. 
The classroom stays comfortably shaded under the ceiling fans. 
Cream roller shades block the afternoon sun across this classroom's windows. 
Part-lowered roller shades let this classroom borrow light from next door. 
Consistent shading keeps the classroom glare-free all day. 
A nearby keypad gives staff quick control over this floor-length shade. 
The roller shade is fitted before the classroom walls even get their final coat. 
The roller shade holds its line even in the low light of an unfinished classroom. 
A wall keypad lets staff lower this shade at the touch of a button. 
The roller shade tones down glare so the classroom stays comfortable for lessons. 
A partly lowered shade keeps midday glare off these classroom desks. 
These classroom shades stay part open to keep daylight without the glare. 
Roller shades keep a classroom reading nook comfortable and glare-free. 
The bead chain makes manual height adjustment quick and simple. 
The lowered shades keep the room shaded while the desks are cleared for cleaning. 
Rolled up, the shade clears the window for a full, unobstructed view. 
Even a small classroom window gets full, even shade coverage. 
Fully lowered shades keep the empty classroom shaded between sessions. 
The fully lowered shade keeps the classroom shaded during the break between classes. 
The lowered shade still leaves a clear street view through the window below. 
Roller shades shade a classroom reading corner from outdoor glare. 
The cream shades stay fully down, keeping the classroom cool and glare-free. 
The cream shades stay fully lowered under the spinning ceiling fans. 
The cream shades stay fully down above the classroom bookshelf. 
The cream shades stay fully down, shading this corner of the classroom. 
The cream shades stay fully lowered, keeping the classroom window shaded. 
The cream shades stay fully lowered, shading the full classroom window. 
The shade stays lowered while the window below still opens for fresh air. 
New Way roller shades cover upper classroom windows and leave a view strip open below. 
Lowered to the sill, the shade leaves the propped-open window clear below. 
The lowered screens mute outdoor glare without blacking out the whole room. 
The shade keeps the counter area shaded while the clinic fit-out nears completion. 
A close view confirms clean edge alignment on the fitted roller shade. 
The roller shade shades the closet window without blocking wardrobe access. 
The shade and wardrobe fit neatly into this compact closet room. 
Floor-to-ceiling roller shades keep a busy cubicle floor shaded end to end. 
A fully lowered roller shade keeps glare off the prep line during bakery hours. 
Triple roller shades keep glare off desks without blocking the classroom view. 
The shade blocks the bathroom window while keeping the vanity area bright. 
Paired shades keep this colorful bedroom cool and private at any hour. 
Twin roller shades keep this bedroom shaded while the pendant lamp sets the mood. 
The shade adds privacy without dulling the room's bold color scheme. 
The shade blocks outside view while keeping this bedroom bright and private. 
This shade blocks glare while the triangle mural sets a playful tone. 
Closed shades give the boardroom a clean, glare-free backdrop for meetings. 
The shades keep this meeting room glare-free without blocking the window view. 
The shades stay fully closed to keep screen glare off the boardroom table. 
These shades cut glare during presentations while keeping the boardroom bright. 
Taupe roller shades cut glare across a childcare classroom's full window wall. 
Fully lowered shades keep the empty classroom shaded before the next class. 
The shades stay fully drawn to cut direct sun away from the reading corner. 
Closed shades keep direct sun off the books and reading area. 
Fully closed shades block outside glare for focused classroom sessions. 
Half-lowered shades balance daylight with glare control for the classroom below. 
The shades cut the playground glare while leaving the whiteboard area well lit. 
The shades are ready on day one, even before the furniture arrives. 
The shades keep the playroom comfortably lit for daily activities. 
Partly drawn shades soften the glare without losing the outside view for students. 
The shades cut glare on the whiteboard while keeping the classroom view open below. 
The shades stay fully drawn to keep glare off the whiteboard during lessons. 
These shades bring consistent shade to the office without losing the outside view. 
The shades soften daylight across this office while the plant adds a natural touch. 
The shades cut glare across the desk while a tree view stays visible below. 
These shades keep the corner office bright while cutting direct window glare. 
The shade blocks glare along this corridor without closing off the fire exit route. 
The darker shades keep screen glare down across the cubicle rows. 
Shades stay fully drawn to keep dual monitors glare free all day. 
Paired roller shades keep this study nook private without blocking the vent. 
The matching shades drop fully to cut glare across both windows. 
The shades hold at the same level to keep glare consistent through the session. 
Lowered shades keep the cardio room glare-free while runners watch the view below. 
The shades block outside glare so lifters are not distracted by direct sun. 
Four roller shades line the wall to keep the whole weight room evenly shaded. 
The shades are already in place, monitored and ready for move-in. 
Fresh paint, new floors, and shades already set for the first tenant. 
These shades keep glare in check along the glass wall beside the pillar. 
Two shade widths cover the window gap cleanly behind the console table. 
The shade blocks outside light fully for a better night's sleep. 
Matching shades on both windows give the room even, consistent privacy. 
The shades blend into the decor while keeping the room dim on demand. 
Soft daylight still gets through while the shades cut the harsh glare. 
Roller shades block the midday sun behind an indoor children's play structure. 
The shades keep the breakout area shaded without blocking the open layout. 
Chain-operated shades line the corridor, taming glare along the glass wall. 
The charcoal shades fully block the window light for screen-share sessions. 
Three shades drop in unison to keep the meeting room glare free. 
The shade fully covers the high window, keeping the new desks glare free. 
The charcoal shades close off the window run while the frosted door stays bright. 
This shade manages glare while the interior window keeps the office connected. 
The shades stay down to protect the desk plants from harsh midday sun. 
The shade softens daylight in this office without competing with the artwork. 
Lowered just above the sill, the shades cut glare while keeping the street view. 
Half-drawn shades keep the cabinet corner comfortable without losing the view. 
Closed shades give the room full privacy without losing natural light from the door panel. 
The shades continue around the corner, keeping glare consistent along the glazing. 
The shades cut glare along this glass wall while the unit awaits final fit-out. 
These shades block glare on one wall while the tree-lined window stays open. 
Each shade adjusts independently to match the light each desk needs. 
The cream shade keeps the pantry corner shaded between breaks. 
Two roller shades cut glare from the parking garage view along this shared corridor. 
Fully closed shades keep the reading corner shaded through the afternoon. 
The shades close off the window to protect stored documents from direct sun. 
The shade goes up early so fit-out teams can finish around it. 
Retracted shades leave the whole dining row open to natural light. 
The shades stay tucked up top, keeping the street view wide open during the day. 
Even coverage across three shades keeps light consistent along the storage wall. 
The shades shade the storage wall while leaving the skyline view open below. 
The shades stay closed to keep the storage corner shaded and tidy looking. 
The shades keep the storage window glare-free while staff work below. 
Partly lowered shades cut glare on the shelving without closing off the window. 
Partly lowered shades let in daylight while keeping the workbench glare-free. 
The sheer fabric softens daylight while keeping the treatment bay bright. 
The sunscreen fabric softens the glare without dimming the grand hall. 
Even light spreads across the hall thanks to the sunscreen fabric. 
The shades keep the full glass wall bright without harsh direct sun. 
Cars outside stay visible while the sunscreen fabric cuts the glare. 
The sunscreen fabric cuts glare while keeping the outdoor view visible. 
The shades frame the view without blocking the skyline in the middle. 
Shading just the bay window edges keeps the skyline view intact. 
Half lowering the shade still lets in the condo's skyline view. 
The fully lowered shade cuts glare on this home office monitor setup. 
Fully lowered, the shade gives this condo room complete coverage. 
Part lowering the shade keeps this home study bright but glare-free. 
The same shaded wall anchors the room from every seat at the table. 
A conference room pairs a long table with a quiet, shaded backdrop. 
Roller shades blend into the conference room panel wall for a clean look. 
A corner office stays bright and shaded while cubicles carry on behind glass. 
The retracted shade lets natural light fill the vacant office before handover. 
The roller shades wrap the corner window run without a visible seam gap. 
The two roller shades meet neatly at the corner without leaving a gap. 
The shades wrap the corner glazing so no angle of sun gets through. 
A desk setup gets a soft, glowing backdrop from the sheer shade. 
Evening lights filter softly through the sheer shade in this corner office. 
The sunscreen shade softens the evening skyline without losing the view. 
A roller shade closes off the corridor window while the rest of the unit is finished. 
Five matching roller shades bring uniform coverage to this corridor wall. 
Partly lowered, the shade still lets daylight into the narrow nook. 
The roller shade covers most of the narrow window in this yellow nook. 
A corner shade panel keeps glare off this cubicle walkway. 
Shades on both sides keep this corner workstation evenly lit. 
Lowered sunscreen shades keep the glare down near these desks and printers. 
A curved wall of roller shades wraps neatly around this cubicle row. 
These roller shades give the cubicle row a calm, consistent backdrop. 
A full wall of lowered roller shades blocks glare across an entire cubicle floor. 
The roller shades hold an even gray tone across the full curve of the wall. 
The roller shades follow the curve of the office wall from end to end. 
Gray roller shades wrap this curved office wall as the installation crew wraps up. 
Gray roller shades blanket a curved office wall for even, glare-free light control. 
Lowered roller shades frame a lively, festively decorated commercial office floor. 
Roller shades go up along the corridor while the rest of the fit-out is still underway. 
The sheer shades soften daylight across both windows while keeping the office bright. 
Even an unfurnished room stays shaded and ready for fit-out. 
The sunscreen shades go up first while fit-out materials wait on the floor. 
The matching lowered shades frame this executive lounge's reading corner. 
This fully shaded lounge keeps the seating area glare-free for guests. 
Gray roller shades complete this wood-paneled executive lounge with soft, even light. 
Lowered shades keep this executive lounge shaded without blocking the decor. 
A fully lowered shade keeps glare off this executive desk and laptop. 
Narrow roller shades fit neatly between the wood paneling of this executive office. 
The roller shade matches the room's dark tones while softening the window light. 
Roller shades wrap the whole office so neither wall of glass is left bare. 
A corner executive office stays shaded even many floors up. 
Gray roller shades complete this executive office's wood-paneled, glare-free setting. 
Light gray roller shades keep this executive office private and glare-free during the day. 
Roller shades wrap around the corner to cover both sides of the office. 
The roller shades cover two walls of the executive office evenly. 
A full shade wall completes this wood-paneled executive seating area. 
Furniture stays wrapped until the shade and paintwork are both complete. 
The shade keeps the window dark while the colorful paint finish gets its final touches. 
The shade blends into the bold color scheme once the room is finished. 
Lowered roller shades shield a records and filing area from outside glare. 
The light blue shade covers the exit door's glass panel for privacy. 
Cleanup continues nearby while the roller shade waits fully installed. 
From the hallway, the fitted shade already blocks the room's daylight. 
The hallway view shows the shade and wardrobe both ready for handover. 
The roller shade completes the window line in this freshly fitted-out room. 
A light gray roller shade completes this freshly painted room's finish. 
Seen at an angle, the shade sits flush against the fitted wardrobe frame. 
This light gray roller shade rounds out a freshly furnished room. 
Wiring is still being tidied up around this freshly hung roller shade. 
This roller shade frames a simple desk-and-bed setup in the new fit-out. 
An empty room corner shows off this light gray roller shade's clean finish. 
Fully lowered, the roller shade seals the window line against outside light. 
A close view highlights the roller shade's clean roll and edge finish. 
A light gray roller shade joins the wardrobe and new air conditioner in this fit-out. 
A light gray roller shade rounds out this room ahead of final fit-out checks. 
Lowered to the sill, the shade keeps street-level views from the room below. 
The shade blends into this room's teal-accented fit-out scheme. 
The shade and TV bracket are both set before the wardrobe is slotted into place. 
A light gray roller shade sits ready beside this room's new TV mount. 
The shade rounds out this room's fit-out alongside its new TV mount. 
A light gray roller shade is already in place while this room's fixtures go up. 
The shade and cabinet round out this unit's near-complete fit-out. 
The shade is already in place while the wardrobe unit awaits final positioning. 
The shade is ready to manage glare from the street-facing window. 
This roller shade is one of the last finishing touches before move-in. 
Roller shades soften backlighting so showroom furniture photographs true to color. 
Roller shades let natural light in while keeping the showroom table area glare-free. 
Side-wall roller shades keep the showroom evenly lit across multiple display zones. 
Roller shades frame the window backdrop behind a showroom desk display. 
This gray roller shade drops fully to shield the glass door's lower half too. 
These gray roller shades drop partway down the glass doors for adjustable light control. 
A wall remote lets these gray roller shades drop to just the right level. 
The sunscreen shade adds privacy to the office partition without closing it off. 
The shade stays tucked away, leaving the ensuite hallway bright and green-facing. 
Lowered over the window, the shade pairs with the room's bold accent wall. 
The lowered shade softens the tree-facing light while linens are stacked nearby. 
The shade is already installed while the room's furniture is still being set up. 
Partly lowered, the shade still frames a colorful view of the street outside. 
The partly lowered shade softens daylight for guests resting during the day. 
Fully open, the window shows the neighboring building while the shade waits ready above. 
Retracted fully, the shade leaves the window clear while the room is being furnished. 
The shade sits open at the top as the guest room nears its finishing touches. 
The shade stays open above the window as the accent wall awaits its final coat. 
Sunscreen roller shades cut glare on the gym floor without blocking the view out. 
Lowered sunscreen shades keep this gym's glass wall glare-free during workouts. 
The shade retracts neatly out of the way when not needed. 
Roller shades flank the screen to keep daylight from washing out the projection. 
Two matching shades keep this hall's windows evenly covered. 
A single roller shade closes off the hallway window beside the doorway. 
The shade rolls back just enough to keep the skyline view and cut glare. 
Standing desks sit right against the glass, shaded without losing the view. 
A roller shade softens glare from above while leaving the skyline view open below. 
A dark roller shade blends into this green home bedroom beside the built-in wardrobe. 
A textured charcoal roller shade adds a cozy, tailored finish to this home bedroom. 
The shade keeps the kitchen window softly covered all day. 
The partly lowered shade blocks outside glare while the desk stays bright enough to work. 
The roller shade adds privacy to the seating corner of the room. 
The roller shade gives the hotel room privacy and a clean, finished look. 
The roller shade blends into the room's corner for a streamlined look. 
The roller shade sits within easy reach of the wall control panel. 
Two roller shade panels give this twin-bed room consistent, matched coverage. 
The roller shade helps the room stay cool and private for guests. 
A roller shade blocks the midday sun while renovation work continues below. 
The roller shade keeps the room shaded beside the open shelving unit. 
The roller shade complements the wardrobe for a coordinated room layout. 
The roller shade sits neatly above the bed for a tidy, uncluttered wall. 
The roller shade operates smoothly on a simple pull-cord mechanism. 
Matching roller shades cover both windows evenly as the room takes shape. 
The roller shade gives guests full control over natural light in the room. 
The roller shade pairs neatly with the room's TV wall for a tidy finish. 
The roller shade keeps both beds shaded for a restful stay. 
The roller shade keeps the twin room shaded for daytime rest. 
The shade stays out of the way of the kitchen equipment. 
The shade keeps glare off the stainless steel equipment. 
Twin sunscreen shades cut outdoor glare across this IT equipment room. 
Fully lowered, the shade blocks outside light over this study desk. 
A roller shade covers the kitchen window neatly above the cooktop and counter. 
Chain-operated roller shades line a quiet library corridor from end to end. 
The roller shades keep sunlight off the bookshelves and reading areas. 
Lowered roller shades keep daylight glare off the library's reading tables. 
A dedicated reading corner stays shaded under a full run of lowered roller shades. 
Even tucked behind furniture, the lowered shade keeps this reading nook glare-free. 
A technician checks this light blue roller shade's fit before handover. 
A dual roller shade panel setup keeps this living room shaded without feeling boxed in. 
New Way's shades block the lobby glare without closing off the space. 
The shades keep the seating area shaded throughout the day. 
Exposed brick and a lowered shade give this loft office its industrial edge. 
An industrial studio keeps its glass wall covered without losing its brick character. 
Gray roller shades line the window wall behind this long meeting table. 
One long shade run keeps the whole wall uniform from end to end. 
A dual roller shade setup anchors this quiet lounge corner without blocking the seating. 
Wood trim and matching roller shades give this lounge corner a finished look. 
The roller shade keeps the small meeting room shaded through the day. 
The roller shade finishes the room without competing with the storage cabinet. 
The roller shade is sized to cover the window edge to edge with no gaps. 
The roller shade blocks direct sun without closing the meeting room off entirely. 
The roller shades block the afternoon sun from both windows at once. 
Floor-to-ceiling roller shades keep the meeting room glare-free all day. 
The roller shades give the glass-walled meeting room instant privacy. 
Roller shades line a glass partition to add privacy between adjoining meeting spaces. 
Lowered roller shades cut outside glare for a comfortable meeting room. 
The roller shade keeps full afternoon sun out of the empty meeting room. 
Full-length roller shades give this meeting room a clean, glare-free backdrop. 
A compact meeting room stays glare-free with shades covering both window walls. 
A technician checks the roller shade fit along the meeting room window line. 
A single roller shade blocks outside glare in a client meeting room. 
The roller shade hangs flush to the floor for a clean, finished look. 
Dual roller shades cover a full glass door to keep the meeting room private. 
Gray roller shades keep this meeting room shaded beside its bulletin board wall. 
Roller shades line the meeting room wall, ready for the next session. 
The matched roller shades keep the symmetrical meeting room evenly shaded. 
Three matched roller shades close off the glare for a meeting room ready to furnish. 
The meeting room stays glare-free with a full shade wall behind the table. 
The roller shades keep the meeting room glare-free during presentations. 
A striking light fixture sets off the softly shaded wall behind it. 
The sunscreen shade keeps the meeting room glare-free during presentations. 
The sunscreen shade cuts glare in the meeting room without blocking the outside view. 
Woven taupe sunscreen fabric gives this meeting room a textured, glare-cutting finish. 
These taupe sunscreen shades soften the glare while keeping the garden view. 
Even a tall window gets a clean, even light with this shade. 
The shades frame the piano area without blocking the room's light. 
Full coverage keeps outside light from washing out the room. 
A gray roller shade covers this narrow glass door down to the handle. 
Roller shades close the far window of this long, narrow office. 
Even narrow rooms get the same full-length shade treatment. 
The shade stays fully drawn while the adjoining room gets its own paint finish. 
A narrow window gets full coverage from a single taupe shade. 
A full-length roller shade closes off a narrow alcove from floor to ceiling. 
A roller shade tucks neatly into an alcove above storage shelving. 
A full wall of lowered roller shades backs this office's event signage area. 
The shade run is fitted to the full wall width before the cabin is handed over. 
Gray roller shades frame this office lounge corner on both window walls. 
The roller shade tucks neatly into the corner beside the filing cabinet. 
The shades frame the corner workstation while install items are tidied up. 
The shades hold the corner's privacy while the desk still holds moving-day clutter. 
The corner shades keep this smaller workstation row shielded from the glass. 
The shades sit neatly alongside the room's angled wall detail. 
The roller shade fabric holds an even gray tone from corner to corner. 
Gray roller shades wrap this office corner for consistent light control on both walls. 
Two light blue roller shades finish off this corner office's fresh fit-out. 
A narrow gap below the shades still lets in a view of the city. 
Lowered shades frame a sliver of the night skyline below. 
A wider view shows the shades running the full length of the corner wall. 
Roller shades cover the full length of the corridor glazing in one run. 
The sunscreen shade cuts glare along the corridor windows throughout the day. 
Tight screen-weave fabric mutes glare without blocking the corridor's natural light. 
The roller shade covers the corner window for a tidy cubicle setup. 
Paired roller shades keep the cubicle row shaded from afternoon sun.
