Room Darkening Window Treatments

Control The Light

Blackout window treatments are shutters, blinds or shades that are designed to restrict light from entering a room. Blinds and shades are typically made of a thick, heavy fabric that is lined with an opaque material. This combination of materials helps to prevent light from passing through the fabric, creating a dark and peaceful environment in the room. Shutters on are made of wood or polymer that naturally provide a light blocking function.

Common Types of Blackout Window Treatments

Shutters, blinds and shades work differently to block out light, but they all share the same goal of creating a dark and comfortable space.

Roman Shades

Honeycomb Shades

Roller Shades

Panel Track Blinds

Plantation Shutters

Best Applications for Blackout Window Treatments

Blackout window treatments are most commonly used in rooms where complete darkness is desired, such as bedrooms and home theaters. They are also often used in nurseries, to help create a dark and peaceful environment for infants to sleep in during the day.

Bedrooms

In bedrooms, blackout window treatments are ideal for blocking out light from street lamps, car headlights, and other sources, which can disrupt sleep and make it difficult for people to fall asleep. Blackout window treatments can also help to keep a room cool by blocking out the sun’s rays, which can reduce the need for air conditioning during the summer months.

Home Theaters

Home theaters also benefit from blackout window treatments, as they help to create a dark and immersive viewing experience. The complete darkness allows for better contrast and overall image quality, making movies and TV shows look more cinematic.

Nurseries

In nurseries, blackout window treatments can be used to create a dark and peaceful environment for infants to sleep during the day, which can help to regulate their sleep patterns and promote healthy growth.

Other Rooms

Blackout window treatments can also be used in other areas of the home such as home offices, where having a dark room can help to reduce glare on computer screens and make it easier to focus on work. They can also be used in media rooms, where complete darkness is needed to fully appreciate the visuals and sounds of movies, TV shows, or video games.

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