Core interior shading.
The most versatile systems for living rooms, bedrooms, kitchens and workspaces—from barely visible solar control to complete blackout.
01 · Open · cassette · large-format
Roller shades
Best for · Clean lines and flexible fabric choice
The essential contemporary blind. We specify screen, light-filtering, dimout or blackout cloth with manual, rechargeable or hard-wired motor operation, including larger formats for broad glazing.
02 · O-Box · Q-Box · Q-Style
Box roller shades
Best for · Protected fabric and a finished cassette
A cassette protects the roll and creates a more resolved architectural finish. Decorative, cylindrical and rectilinear boxes allow the system to sit quietly with the window or become a deliberate detail.
03 · Guided edges · reduced light gaps
Interior ZIP & blackout
Best for · Bedrooms, media rooms and wide openings
ZIP retention keeps the fabric controlled within side guides. Combined with a cassette and blackout cloth, it offers substantially better edge control than a free-hanging roller.
04 · Day & Night · alternating bands
Banded shades
Best for · Daylight and privacy in one layer
Transparent and semi-opaque bands move past one another, shifting from an open view to softened privacy without raising the whole blind.
05 · Pleated · honeycomb · shaped
Pleated & cellular blinds
Best for · Compact frames and unusual glazing
Slim pleated systems adapt to tilt-and-turn windows, slopes and irregular forms. Cellular fabrics add insulation and are available in translucent, blackout and combined Day & Night configurations.
06 · Aluminium · wood · orientable slats
Venetian blinds
Best for · Precise directional light control
Tilting horizontal slats control glare, view and privacy without losing daylight. Aluminium gives a crisp technical line; timber adds a softer decorative layer.