Use Cases
Horizontal Sheer Shades are most often specified in residential spaces, where clients want to soften daylight, preserve beautiful views, and add a layer of luxury to their interiors. “They're ideal for rooms where both natural light and privacy are important — such as living rooms, kitchens, home offices, and bedrooms — offering light dimming properties and privacy without the need for full blackout,” explains Martinez.
“Beyond residential, the collection lends itself to high-end boutique environments where fire-retardant requirements may not apply,” she adds. “Think private art galleries, luxury retail spaces, or intimate hospitality venues where ambiance and aesthetics take priority. In these settings, Horizontal Sheer Shades help create a serene, elevated atmosphere that feels both modern and timeless.”
“Ultimately, this collection is designed for spaces that prioritize beauty, performance, and the subtle art of transforming light — whether that’s a luxury residence, a curated commercial space, or a bespoke hospitality project.”
“This launch reflects a shift toward more curated, design-led experiences,” says Short. “We’re moving beyond technical performance to embrace storytelling, texture, and visual impact.” The entire package — sample book included — is designed to help dealers and design-build professionals realize the Crestron commitment to constant improvement, says Short. “They can expect continued innovation — both in product and presentation. This refresh is just the beginning. We’re committed to expanding our shading portfolio with more design-forward options, enhanced tools, and resources that make it easier to sell, specify, and install Crestron shades in high-end projects.
“This update doesn’t just revitalize a single product — it expands the ways Crestron delivers performance, beauty, and choice across every space.”
And ultimately, it’s yet another aspect of the larger mission, according to Short: “It’s about creating smart homes that are not only functional but beautifully curated.”