These are comments made by top designers in major cities in the U.S. They are answering the question: Light. It can be a designer’s best friend or biggest challenge and how window coverings by Hunter Douglas solve this?
“Controlling the flow of light into a room requires window treatments that are both stylish, well-built and adjustable to accommodate the light’s changing brightness through the day. I love Hunter Douglas products for their style, quality and diversity. There’s a light-control and privacy option to fit every style, every color and every mood.”
Ms. Griffin, New York
“As the production designer on NBC’s “The Apprentice,” I was presented with shooting in buildings that had walls of glass which flooded the spaces with too much light. Hunter Douglas window fashions were the perfect solution to control the light and add another texture and color in the background.”
Ms. Van Patter, Los Angeles
“I’ve seen the light. I have a lot of jobs in Florida where the light is strong and blazing all winter long. The solutions for covering windows there must be extremely well thought out, innovative and appropriate. Hunter Douglas has an array of products from shutters to sheers that function flawlessly and beautifully control the light in any climate.”
Mr. Donovan, W. Palm Beach
“My goal is to design rooms that serve as refuges. I enjoy the application of draperies for their visual softness, sound absorption and light diffusing properties. The current trend of large screen televisions in the home poses a challenge in controlling light as well as preventing glare. I have found that Silhouette™ window shadings offer the softness of a drapery with the glare-controlling properties of a blind.”
Mr. Handman, Chicago
“Windows are the most exciting part of my design products. I am always excited to explore natural light dancing through the fibers, textures and weaves offered in window treatments. A personal favorite of mine are Silhouette™ Quartette™ window shadings. They are sheer elegance with a view!”
Ms. Younts, Miami
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