Solar Shades
Sun shades, screen shades, solar shades. Specialty fabrics offer different levels of privacy while preserving the skyline and beautiful landscape, making these Skyline Window Coverings’ most popular solution for floor-to-ceiling windows and large-scale windows. Hunter Douglas Designer Screen Shades protect your furnishings with just enough privacy.
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Screen Shade Features
- Ideal for Floor to Ceiling Windows
- Perforated for Different Levels of Visibility
- Preserve View While Protecting Interiors
- Dual Shades Offer Room Darkening
- Roll Up and Disappear
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Get Inspired with Complimentary Fabric Samples
See and feel the fabrics in the comfort of your home! Sample packs are complimentary with free shipping and ship with our inspiration kit, limit 3 per customer. Samples may vary.
Trio of Whites
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Trio of Off-Whites
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Trio of Neutrals
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Trio of Opaques
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Popular Fabrics
Barista Moon Dust
Mambo Chiffon
Indian Basket Himalayan
Glitz Burnished Brown
Umbria Charcoal
UV Protection + Opacity
Our solar shades are created with specialized fabrics that are designed to bring in natural sunlight while protecting your home’s interior. Sun shades reduce the glare while allowing natural light to illuminate your space. And, with five different opacities to choose from, you can customize your privacy level and lighting for your ideal environment.
Dual Shades
Control at the window is necessary for a comfortable ambiance. Our Designer Solar Shades collection is also available in dual shades. To enjoy filtered sunshine and incredible views, lower the front roller shade. For more privacy or room darkening solutions, simply lower the secondary blackout roller shade.
Sustainable Fabrics
Our team at Skyline Window Coverings values our planet, which is why we’re proud to offer a sustainable fabric with our sun shades collection. Hunter Douglas GreenScreen® Sea-Tex™ fabric is created using yarn made from recovered marine and coastal plastics. Protect our planet in gorgeous style.
