Weston homes are rarely small projects, and that suits us fine. Whole home shading, quiet motorization, and fabrics chosen room by room, all planned and installed by the owner rather than a rotating crew.
Thirty windows is not ten windows three times. Sun angles change wing by wing, formal rooms want different fabric weights than family spaces, and the media room has needs of its own. We start Weston projects by walking the whole house, because a shade plan that ignores the floor plan always shows.
Motorization earns its place in homes this size. Morning schedules that open the east side, afternoon scenes that shade the west, and every shade in a two story great room moving together. Battery systems install invisibly in finished rooms, and new construction can be wired for completely silent operation.
We are equally comfortable taking direction from your designer or providing the recommendations ourselves. Either way, measuring, planning, and installation stay in one set of hands: Kevin's. That is how thirty windows come out looking like one coordinated decision.
Scenes, schedules, and smart home integration. The difference between owning shades and having the house run them for you.
The tailored, layered look designers reach for. Alternating sheer and solid bands tune the light by the degree.
Architectural, permanent, and at home in formal rooms. Built to each opening and finished to the trim.
Per window, transparently, with the full project quoted before anything is ordered. Larger projects earn better pricing, and the quote is firm either way.
Yes, and it should. We keep fabrics, colors, and hardware coordinated room to room, with intentional variation where rooms have different jobs to do.
We do. The best time to plan wired motorization is before the walls close, and we are glad to walk the site with your builder.
Free in-home consultations across Weston. Bring the designer, the builder, or just your questions.
