Californias Premier Window Covering Design Studio

Granite Bay homes often have large windows, tall ceilings, expansive glass doors and rooms that need both beauty and practical light control. The right window coverings should feel like part of the architecture, not something added as an afterthought.

Since 1990, our Roseville-based design team has helped homeowners throughout Granite Bay create custom solutions for privacy, sunlight, comfort and style. Every project is professionally measured, carefully designed and installed by an experienced local team.

No two homes use light in quite the same way. A bright living room may need glare control without losing the view, while a bedroom may need deeper room darkening and better privacy.

During the design process, we look at the size and placement of each window, the direction of the sun, the furnishings in the room and how you use the space. This allows us to recommend products that look appropriate and function properly.

For some rooms, that may mean tailored drapery. For others, a clean roller shade, plantation shutter or motorized solution may be the better fit.

Custom drapery can add softness, height and balance to a room. It works especially well in living rooms, dining rooms, bedrooms and large openings where standard products may look undersized.

Fabric, lining, pleat style, fullness and hardware all affect the final appearance. We help coordinate these details with the scale of the room and the existing finishes.

Drapery may be fully operable, decorative or paired with shades for layered privacy and light control. Motorized hardware is also available for large or frequently used openings.

Plantation shutters offer a clean, architectural look and allow precise control over privacy and daylight.

Wood and composite options are available in different louver sizes, frame styles and tilt configurations. The right choice depends on the size of the window, the amount of sun exposure and the overall design of the home.

Professional measuring is particularly important for arched windows, detailed trim, French doors and larger openings.

Roller shades are a popular choice for Granite Bay homes because they offer a simple, uncluttered appearance and work well on large windows and sliding doors.

Light-filtering fabrics soften daylight, while solar fabrics can reduce heat and glare without completely blocking the view. Bedrooms and media rooms may benefit from room-darkening fabrics or enhanced light-control systems.

Valances, dual shades and motorized operation can be added depending on the needs of the room.

Roman shades bring the warmth and softness of fabric to a functional shade.

They are available in tailored, relaxed, waterfall and woven styles, with optional light-filtering or blackout linings. They work especially well in dining rooms, bedrooms, offices and smaller feature windows.

Because fabric weight, pattern and window width affect how a Roman shade folds, each one should be designed specifically for the opening.

Motorization makes it easier to operate tall windows, wide shades and groups of window coverings throughout the home.

Shades and drapery can be controlled by remote, wall switch, app or compatible smart-home system. Motorization is especially useful for two-story spaces, bedrooms, home theaters and windows that receive strong afternoon sun.

For new construction and remodeling projects, we can also help plan electrical requirements before walls and finishes are completed.

Granite Bay homes often include patios and outdoor living areas that receive intense afternoon sun.

Custom exterior shades can help reduce heat, glare and wind while making these spaces more comfortable. Depending on the opening, the best option may be a zipper-track system, a cable-guided shade or a motorized exterior screen.

Each system is designed around the size of the opening and the amount of exposure.

Our nearby Roseville design studio gives Granite Bay homeowners the opportunity to compare fabrics, shades, shutters, hardware and motorization options in person.

A studio visit is often the best first step for custom drapery, fabric selection and product comparisons. It allows you to see full-size displays and narrow down the options before scheduling an in-home consultation.

For multi-window, full-room and whole-home projects, we provide in-home consultations throughout Granite Bay.

We review the windows, discuss your goals, explain the available options and take the measurements needed to prepare a detailed proposal.

The process is personal and design-focused, without commissioned salespeople or pressure to choose a specific product.

Custom window coverings involve more than choosing a color. Product limitations, mounting depth, window proportions, light gaps, fabric behavior and motor placement can all affect the finished result.

Our experience allows us to identify these details early and recommend solutions that are appropriate for the window and the room.

From the initial design conversation through installation, the goal is to create window treatments that look intentional, operate correctly and feel right for the home.

Yes. In-home consultations are available for custom multi-window, full-room and whole-home projects throughout Granite Bay.

Yes. The Roseville design studio is a good place to compare materials, fabrics, manufacturers and operating systems before beginning the in-home design process.

Yes. Motorized options are available for roller shades, Roman shades, cellular shades, drapery and several other products.

Yes. We regularly work with tall windows, large openings, sliders and hard-to-reach areas.

Yes. Custom products are professionally measured and installed by an experienced installation team.

Yes. We can assist with product planning, measurements, motorization and power requirements during construction or remodeling.

Create a more comfortable and finished home with custom window coverings designed around your windows, architecture and daily needs.

Visit our Roseville design studio or schedule an in-home consultation for your Granite Bay project.