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Seattle homes are unique.
We have:
That’s exactly where Pirouette® Window Shadings by Hunter Douglas stand apart.
But they are not right for every window.
Here is how to know if they’re right for yours.
Unlike standard sheer shades, Pirouette® features softly contoured fabric vanes attached to a single sheer backing.
When open, the vanes float, diffusing light without blocking it.
When closed, they provide room-darkening privacy.
They are a design-forward alternative to:
This is where Hunter Douglas separates from brands like Bali or Graber. Pirouette is engineered, not mass-produced.
Seattle’s late sunsets in summer can create glare.
Pirouette filters glare while maintaining your view.
Ideal for:
The sheer backing provides daytime privacy without sacrificing light — perfect for close-proximity neighborhoods.
When paired with room-darkening fabric, Pirouette offers light control without heavy drapery.
Pirouette may not be ideal for:
In those cases, Duette® Honeycomb Shades may perform better.
Seattle homeowners search differently than Phoenix or Dallas homeowners.
We don’t search for “sun blocking.”
We search for:
Pirouette excels in diffused daylight climates like Seattle because it enhances gray skies rather than darkening rooms further.
That’s a local advantage.
Premium product. Premium installation.
In Seattle, professionally installed Pirouette shades typically range higher than:
But they include:
Luxury buyers prioritize long-term value over upfront price.
With early winter darkness and long summer daylight, automated scheduling is powerful.
PowerView® allows:
Big-box retailers sell product, while local Hunter Douglas dealers deliver design consultation.
At our Seattle-area showrooms in:
You receive:
That’s the difference between buying blinds and investing in window design.
Book a consultation at our Lynnwood, or Redmond location to see full-size displays and fabric samples.
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