Imperfect openings
Outside mounts or light-blocking overlap can hide out-of-square frames.
A local approach
Designed around how Claymont rooms live.
In older homes we check mounting depth and squareness before choosing inside or outside mount. In newer buildings, consistency across units, simple operation, and durable fabrics usually lead.
What we consider
Three priorities for Claymont windows.
Street-level privacy
Light-filtering or top-down shades protect lower sightlines on busier streets.
East-facing glare
Solar fabrics can soften morning sun off open water and pavement.
At home
Residential
Roller and cellular shades suit compact rooms; wood or faux wood blinds suit traditional rooms with visible trim.
At work
Commercial & property
Property managers and multifamily owners benefit from a standard fabric and control specification that is easy to replace unit by unit.
Continue exploring
Connected decisions, clearly explained.
Frequently asked
A few useful answers.
Will custom shades fit older, uneven windows?+
Usually. Measuring each opening and choosing the right mount handles most irregularities.
Do you help with multifamily buildings?+
Yes. We can plan repeatable specifications for property managers and owners.
What helps with morning glare?+
Solar shades with an appropriate openness, or film where the view should stay fully open.
Private, in-person guidance