Phifer’s SheerWeave® 7250 light-filtering indoor shades stick to neutral tones and are among the company’s offerings geared toward residential customers. This line also has coordinating blackout products. Image: Phifer/courtesy of Draper New regulations are affecting shade products, but that’s not the only thing going on in this market. Changes in motorization, the way products are […]
Indoor shade trends: Regulations, automation and more
Latest colors include warm browns, low openness factors
Features | January 1, 2025 | By: Joanna Werch Takes
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