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Home Office Window Treatments
Kill the screen glare without working in the dark.
The Problem
Kill the screen glare without working in the dark.
A home office needs light you can meter rather than light you switch off. Too much and there is a spotlight on your screen every morning; too little and you are reading documents in gloom by three in the afternoon.
Since the room now doubles as a place people see you on video, the treatment behind you has become part of the brief as well.
What We Recommend
What actually works in a home office
These are the treatments we specify most often here, and why — not a catalogue, just what holds up.
Solar shades for east-facing screens
The single best fix for morning glare. They roll like a roller shade but filter both visible glare and UV, and come in enough neutrals to read as professional on camera.
Cellular shades for calls
A hard-floored office is acoustically live and echoes on every call. Honeycomb shades absorb a meaningful amount of that, and cut heat transfer through the window at the same time.
Top-down-bottom-up for a street-facing desk
Daylight over the top, privacy from the pavement across the bottom. It is the configuration that lets a front-room office stay a room you can work in.
Motorized scenes
One button that sets the room for focused screen work and another that opens it back up. On a PowerView system this can run on a schedule so it happens without you.
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Products we fit in home offices
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