Desk and chair beside tall white shutters, one panel open to the garden
Home office

Blinds and shades for your home office

Keep the daylight and lose the glare on your screen. Compare home office blinds and shades side by side below.

The in-home consultation is free. Measuring and installation are quoted with your order.

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Home office blinds and shades, rated

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Home office options rated: cuts screen glare, keeps daylight, keeps the view, private by day, and motor option
ProductCuts screen glareKeeps daylightKeeps the viewPrivate by dayMotor option
StrongStrongStrongGood Yes
Light screen roller shade over a big window, trees still in view

Roller shades with a screen fabric for your home office

Why it works: A fine weave you see out through. It cuts the glare on your screen and keeps the daylight.

Good to know: A tighter weave cuts more glare but shows less of the view. Most people choose the middle.

A few of the colours

Alabaster: semi-sheerOpal: semi-sheerGrey: semi-sheerCharcoal: semi-sheer
StrongStrongGoodGood Yes
Sheer shades softening the light in a bright corner room with a city view

Sheer shades (Sunset) for your home office

Why it works: Soft vanes spread the daylight, so the room stays bright without harsh glare on your screen.

Good to know: Closed, the vanes overlap but don’t touch all the way along. A little light shows between them.

A few of the colours

Havana Ivory: light filteringLugano Stone: light filteringBelize Coffee: light filteringPortofino Charcoal: room darkening
GoodGoodGoodStrong Yes
Zebra shades on two windows in a bright room

Zebra (dual) shades for your home office

Why it works: Line up the sheer stripes for soft light. Close them when the sun hits your screen.

Good to know: Even open, the solid stripes still cover part of the view.

A few of the colours

Galway Arctic: light filteringTerracina Haze: light filteringVasto Grey: light filteringMadrid Black: room darkening
StrongStrongStrongStrong Yes
Opera system under one cover on a wide bedroom window

Opera system (two blinds in one) for your home office

Why it works: A screen in front for working days, and a blackout blind behind. Handy if the office is also a guest room.

Good to know: The cover at the top is bigger than on a single blind, because it holds two.

A few of the colours

Alabaster: semi-sheerCharcoal: semi-sheerHosta White: light filteringBalsam Ebony: light filtering
GoodGoodGoodStrong No
White shutters on three windows around a long table

Shutters for your home office

Why it works: Tilt the louvres to steer the light away from your screen. Swing the panels open for the full view.

Good to know: Low sun can throw stripes of light through the louvres. Tilt them to move the stripes.

A few of the colours

ArcticCreamWalnutEspresso
GoodGoodLimitedStrong Tilt only
Warm wood blinds lowered over a big window behind a sofa

2-inch wood blinds for your home office

Why it works: Real wood looks warm behind a desk. Tilt the slats to steer the light.

Good to know: Keep it off windows with strong south or west sun, where slats can warp. Faux wood suits those.

A few of the colours

SnowNaturalOakWalnut

Sun on your screen all afternoon? Light & glare control compares every glare option.

Screens, compared

Same window, two screen weaves

Screens are sold by how open the weave is (1%, 3%, 5% open). A lower number cuts more glare and heat, and shows less of the view.

More open screen roller shade over a long kitchen window, the trees clear behind it
A more open weaveMore view and daylight. A little more glare. Shown in a kitchen.
Tighter screen roller shade in the same kitchen, the view softer behind it
A tighter weaveLess glare and heat. The view looks softer. Shown in a kitchen.

You choose from real samples in your own light. See roller shades

Good to know

Three honest trade-offs

  • See out, or cut every bit of glare?

    A more open screen

    More view and daylight, with a little more glare.

    A tighter screen

    Less glare on your screen, and a softer view.

  • Bright by day, or private at night?

    Screen roller

    Bright and clear by day. After dark, with the lights on, people can see in.

    Zebra shade

    Close the stripes in the evening, and nobody sees in.

  • Office only, or a guest room too?

    Screen roller

    Simple and slim, for daytime work.

    Opera system

    A blackout blind behind, for guests who like to sleep in.

The sun moves

Let the shades follow the sun

Somfy motors and hubs are available. Our smart-home automation works with most of our motorized products: schedules, phone and voice. How smart-home control works

  • On a scheduleLower the shade when the sun reaches your desk, every day, on its own.
  • Phone or remoteAdjust it without leaving your chair.
  • Cordless liftOr move it by hand, by the bottom bar. Nothing hangs down.
Questions

Home office questions

Something else? Call 647-300-1033. We’re happy to talk it through.

What’s the best blind for glare on a computer screen?
A roller shade with a screen fabric. It cuts the glare and keeps the daylight and the view. Sheer and zebra shades work well too.
Which screen openness should I choose?
A lower number (1% open) cuts more glare but shows less view. A higher one (5% open) keeps more view. Most people choose the middle.
Can people see into my office at night?
Through a screen, yes, when your lights are on. If you work late, choose zebra, sheer or shutters.
Is the consultation free?
Yes. The in-home consultation is free, with no obligation. Measuring and installation are quoted with your order.

Home office blinds in Toronto & the GTA

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