Cellular Shades
Honeycomb pockets add a layer of insulation at the glass. Choose the cell size and fabric that suit your room and the light you want.
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Choose the Light You Want to Keep
Sheer
Let more daylight in where privacy is less important.
Light Filtering
Soften daylight while getting more separation from the street.
Blackout
Block light through the fabric in bedrooms and media rooms.
Compare Honeycomb Sizes
⅜-Inch Single Cell
A narrow pleat keeps the pattern in scale with smaller windows.
½-Inch Double Cell
Two layers of pockets add insulation at the window.
¾-Inch Single Cell
A wider pleat gives large windows a more defined pattern.
Cellular Shades Gallery
Honeycomb shades in a bathroom
A closer view of the installed shade
Cellular fabric and window trim
Honeycomb shades in a bathroom
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between single and double cell?
Double-cell fabric has two layers of pockets. Ask which construction is available in the size and fabric you want.
Does cell size change the look?
Yes. Larger cells show a bolder pattern, while smaller cells can look more proportional on a narrow window.
Can I lower the shade from the top?
Top-down options are available on select configurations. Lower the top to admit light while keeping the lower glass covered.
Will blackout cellular shades leave light at the edges?
They can. Blackout fabric blocks light through the shade itself. We check the fit at the sides and bottom.
Are there cellular shades for skylights?
Specialty skylight models use hardware designed for angled openings. We check the opening and access first.
Can I use cordless or motorized lift?
Both are available on select styles. We’ll check the opening size and how easy it is to reach.
How do I dust a cellular shade?
Use a soft brush or gentle vacuum attachment as directed for your fabric. Avoid crushing the cells or soaking the shade.
What should I bring to a consultation?
Tell us which rooms feel bright or drafty and when you use them. We’ll bring fabric samples and measure the openings.