Daylight
Living rooms + gathering spaces
Soften direct sun while keeping the room bright and connected to the view.
Window coverings / residential
Automated window coverings. Light, on your terms.
Automated shades and custom furnishings for light control, privacy, and room-darkening. Start with what each room needs; we’ll plan the fabric and controls around it.
Representative Concept
Experience of light
Solar shading
Follow the light before choosing the fabric. A bedroom, a street-facing living room, and a sunny workspace ask different things of the same window.
A better room starts with better light.
Automated solar shades give the room another setting. Glass, orientation, view, and daily use shape the conversation before the fabric or control is selected.
Control the glare
Shape harsh daylight at the glass so the room stays comfortable while the view remains present.
Keep the view
Choose fabric opacity to balance privacy with the view.
Go dark when you want
Bedrooms and media rooms may need a room-darkening layer when light matters most.
Start with the way a room should feel, then let the treatment and control follow.
01A / Room goals
One window, several ways to live.
The right answer changes with the room, so we map the goal for each space before narrowing the furnishing direction.
Glare
Media rooms + workspaces
Plan the shade and control response around screens, sightlines, and daily use.
Privacy
Street-facing rooms + bedrooms
Balance opacity, view, and a sense of separation instead of treating privacy as an afterthought.
Blackout
Bedrooms + light-sensitive rooms
Use a room-darkening layer when sleep, rest, or focused viewing calls for it.
Read the room
Representative visual study
The room is the brief.
See how drapery, blinds, and shades relate to the scale and finish of different rooms.
Softness, scale, filtered light.
Darkness when the room calls for it.
One treatment, carried around the room.
The treatment meets the millwork.
A practical layer, quietly resolved.
Furnishings + fabric
Treatment choices
Softness, structure, and a finish that feels personal.
We consider designer fabrics, custom drapery, roman shades, and roller shades against each room's needs. Opacity, texture, fullness, and scale guide the choice.
Custom drapery
Softness, fullness, and scale for generous openings.
Roman shades
A tailored fabric layer with architectural structure.
Roller shades
Clean lines and precise light control.
The right treatment should feel inevitable.
Devincio coordinates the furnishing and control conversations with the workrooms and manufacturers involved in each project. The approach follows the architecture, scope, and selections.
Architectural coordination
Planning layer
Plan the details before installation.
Concealed shade pockets, power, control locations, how the fabric stacks when raised, and the finished wall details belong in the drawing conversation before millwork and ceilings close.
Coordinate with your architect, builder, or designerDetails that disappear
Hidden shade pockets
Plan recesses for the shades before the ceiling closes.
Power + control
Plan wiring and controls so they stay out of sight.
Fabric + light blocking
Choose how much light the fabric lets through for each room.
Finished surfaces
Carry the treatment cleanly through the finished walls and ceiling.
Control system references
Crestron and Lutron support the control conversation. Window furnishing selections follow the architecture, scope, and room.
Hunter Douglas partnership
Hunter Douglas mark · presented on a light surface
Window furnishings / partnership
A Hunter Douglas partnership, considered with the whole room.
Our partnership with Hunter Douglas brings window-furnishing choices into the design conversation. We consider shade, fabric, opacity, and finish alongside the architecture, then coordinate automation with the rest of the home's controls.
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Shade direction
Match the treatment to the room's light and use.
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Fabric decisions
Bring texture, color, and opacity into the finish set.
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Control planning
Coordinate operation with the home's broader control plan.
Bring us the room
Plan your window coverings with us.
Bring us the windows, the glare problem, the privacy goal, or the fabric direction. We’ll help define the right starting point for your home or design team.