Both are legitimate design answers, and we'll tell you which fits: arch-top shutters and perfect-arch honeycombs exist precisely for these shapes — but sometimes the right call is treating the rectangle below and letting the arch stay glass. A company that only sells coverage won't say that; we will.

With motorization for the operating and our installers for the altitude — ladder work, lifts when warranted, and shades on a schedule so nobody ever touches them again. You don't rent scaffolding; that's the point of hiring the team that owns it.

Like one project, not fifty: a single design language set room by room in one consultation, the order phased if you want to live with the main rooms first, and installation sequenced floor by floor. One point of contact from measure to the last bracket — and 18-month 0% financing keeps the whole-estate number civilized.

Real ones: motorized skylight honeycombs are built for exactly that plane — insulating cells, remote or scheduled operation, and no pole in the hall closet. It's the most-thanked product we install out here.

Often less than you'd think, and we'll say which should stay bare. Where coverage earns its place, it's for the sun, not the neighbors: solar screens against glare and UV working on rugs and art, sheers that soften without erasing the river light.

Factory warranties from Hunter Douglas, Graber, and Norman — honored through us, the dealer who measured and installed, not a call center. If something needs attention in year six, the people who put it up come back for it.