08/31/2026
A shade can cover a window. Or it can become part of the architecture.
Working alongside Kelly at Here Interiors, we considered every detail—fabric, opacity, hardware finish, placement, and even what the shade would look like completely open.
For this space, we selected Lutron Palladiom Wire-Free shades with Satin Graphite hardware and E Screen 3% in Charcoal Cocoa. The 3% openness helps manage solar heat and protect the flooring, cabinetry, and interior finishes, while still preserving the view.
Aesthetically, the Charcoal Cocoa fabric and Satin Graphite hardware blend so beautifully with the surrounding wood finishes that the shade almost reads as one continuous architectural element.
When raised, it creates an architectural eyebrow across the window—clean, intentional, and perfectly placed. Across multiple windows, Lutron’s synchronized movement and precise hembar alignment add another level of refinement.
Because specifying automated shades is about more than choosing a fabric. It’s choosing the right combination of design, function, and technology for the home.
Where function becomes an architectural detail.
Interior Design: Kelly | Kelly Murphy | Here Interiors
Builder: Northern Construction Homes
Automated Window Treatment Design + Integration: VALANT