Motorized Shades for a Master Bathroom
13 years ago
last modified: 13 years ago
This project was completed at one of the exclusive Cliffs Communities in the Upstate area of SC. ( http://www.CliffsCommunities.com )
This master bathroom is located on the front of the house so privacy as well as sun control were very important to this client. But due to the garden tub in this bay window area, access to the windows was difficult for any sort of traditional window treatments.
The customer ordered a set of motorized Pirouette shades (by Hunter Douglas) from local interior designer we work with. The designer contacted us to measure and then do the installation.
The shades are battery powered so no electrician was needed. All 3 shades can be operated from the same remote and they can be operated separately or as a group.
If you would like more information on this or other motorized window treatments, please contact us. Our web address is http://www.SouthEastInstalls.com
This master bathroom is located on the front of the house so privacy as well as sun control were very important to this client. But due to the garden tub in this bay window area, access to the windows was difficult for any sort of traditional window treatments.
The customer ordered a set of motorized Pirouette shades (by Hunter Douglas) from local interior designer we work with. The designer contacted us to measure and then do the installation.
The shades are battery powered so no electrician was needed. All 3 shades can be operated from the same remote and they can be operated separately or as a group.
If you would like more information on this or other motorized window treatments, please contact us. Our web address is http://www.SouthEastInstalls.com
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