Solar shades

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I would suggest solar screens roller shades or light filtering roller shades. Solar screen roller shades are for sun protection, whereas light filtering roller shades are mostly to slightly leave the sunlight to get in. I would say 2 rectangular roller shades to cover all the windows, but if you want to know more about it, you can contact us and one of our professionals can help you! I can show you an example:

Looks very nice!

What is your objective? Do you want to conserve energy? Drafts in the winter or heat in the summer? Is there too much light one time of day? It looks like you are in the southwest, so "excess" light can damage wood floors and furniture. I'd start there.

If however, you think windows are a "disease" and thus need "treatment," I'd rethink that. If you just want a little something, I'd go for perhaps a tall potted plant or two. You can even consider fake ones -- no one is going to inspect your plants and if they do, send them packing. Real plants do help clean the air ...

Looking for warmer feel at nighttime. Daytime views are amazing but the blackness at night is what I`m trying to change up. Thanks for your comments.

You could put something outside that lights up your patio area, and the surrounding garden. That way, you would have something to look at besides the darkness.

Pool and landscaping, lighting has just begun. Might be just what you are suggesting. Saw some mesh like, kind of like heavy fishnet type drapes a long while ago that I think would work but haven't been able to find them so far.

Oh shoot, it looks like my response didn't go through. Have you looked into Centor doors Debbie? Centor is known for their integrated sliding and folding door systems but they also sell the shades and screens from their integrated system as standalone items. We recently installed some on a home here in Texas but couldn't get photos, you can see some videos of the screen operation on our website.

Thank you Brennan for posting the link to that video - I need to integrate screens/shades as a standalone for a different brand of windows/doors and so this was super helpful to see how the operation works.

Pretty view.