Street privacy
Top-down/bottom-up cellular shades keep sky light while hiding lower sightlines.
Local context
Why Wilmington is different.
City and inner-suburban homes are close to sidewalks and neighbors. Shades that open from the top let daylight in while protecting the lower half of the window.
How we approach it
Three common situations.
Compare with
Options side by side.
| Option | Best for | Watch for |
|---|---|---|
| Cellular | Street-facing rooms, bedrooms | Fewer textures |
| Solar roller | Offices and home offices | No night privacy when lit |
| Roman | Traditional living rooms | Larger stack at top |
| Blackout roller | Bedrooms | Edge light unless channels |
Often paired with
Related pages and guides.
Frequently asked
A few useful answers.
Which shades give privacy and light?+
Top-down/bottom-up cellular or light-filtering shades.
Are solar shades private at night?+
No—add an opaque layer for evening privacy.
Can shades fit older trim?+
Yes, with inside or outside mounts selected after measuring.
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