Honeycomb shades that hold the temperature in.
Energy-smart cellular shades with air pockets that insulate windows, in light-filtering and blackout fabrics, custom-made and cordless on request.
- Cell design: Single or double cell
- Fabrics: Sheer, light-filtering, blackout
- Mount: Inside or outside
What it is, and why it matters.
Cellular shades, often called honeycomb shades, are built from pleated fabric that forms small air pockets. Those pockets slow the heat moving through the glass, which is why cellular shades are widely recommended for comfort and efficiency. The fabric also softens echoes, so a room feels a little quieter and calmer.
You can pick sheer, light-filtering or blackout fabrics, single or double cell, and a top-down, bottom-up option when you want light from above and privacy below. Nashville summers are hot and winter nights can be damp and chilly, so a cellular shade pays you back in comfort all year, especially on older windows that leak a little air.
Four things done right.
Insulating cells
Air pockets help slow heat gain and loss.
Softer sound
The fabric helps dampen room echo.
Choice of light
From airy glow to full blackout.
Clean, pleated look
Fits modern and traditional rooms alike.
From first visit to cellular honeycomb shades.
- 01
Measure and assess
We look at exposure, drafts and daylight needs.
- 02
Pick fabric and cell
Light level, color and single or double cell.
- 03
Made to order
Pleated and sized to your windows.
- 04
Install and adjust
Mounted square, tested and explained.
Cellular Honeycomb Shades across Middle Tennessee.
We do this work in 28 cities, from downtown Nashville to Franklin, Murfreesboro and beyond.
Cellular Honeycomb Shades: common questions
Do cellular shades really save energy?
They can help. Cellular shades are among the most widely recommended window coverings for insulation, and the air pockets slow heat transfer through glass. How much you save depends on your windows, climate and how you use them.
What is the difference between single and double cell?
Double cell shades have two layers of air pockets and insulate a bit more, while single cell shades have a slimmer profile and a lighter feel. We will show you both in your own window.
How do I get a price for cellular honeycomb shades?
Fill in the form or call 615-431-3789. We schedule a free in-home visit, measure your windows, show samples and send a written proposal that lists exactly what is included.
Ready to talk about cellular honeycomb shades?
A free in-home visit and a written price. A real person calls back, usually the same day.