Provenance® Woven Wood Shades
Provenance® Woven Wood Shades bring natural texture and organic style to Reno homes. Crafted from grasses, reeds, bamboo, and wood, these beautifully designed window shades create a warm, inviting atmosphere while offering flexible light control and privacy.
- Natural fibers including grasses, reeds, wood, and bamboo
- Soft, filtered light for a relaxed ambiance
- Optional liners for enhanced privacy and light control
- Dual shade option for added energy efficiency
Woven wood shades introduce depth and texture at the window, making them a popular choice for both modern and traditional interiors. Their natural materials soften incoming light while maintaining a connection to the outdoors, creating a calm and comfortable environment.
Customize your shades with features like Top Down Bottom Up operation, motorization, and room darkening liners. For enhanced performance, dual shades combine a light-filtering front layer with a secondary shade designed to improve energy efficiency, helping reduce heat and glare while maintaining comfort throughout your home.
Important Features of Woven Wood Shades
Optional Liner
When you think of woven shades, you probably can imagine the light filtering into your home, among the gentle woven materials. But, that’s not always the atmosphere you want. Depending on the room, and the way you use the space, a liner could be the ideal addition to these shades, blocking the dappled light in exchange for a more consistent glow.
Variety of Materials
A variety of organic materials come together to create the woven wood shades collection of “fabrics.” From the structured look of bamboo, wood and reeds, to the more flexible offering of grasses, each shade is custom made. Throughout the collections, you’ll browse colors and textures to enhance the design of your home.
Dual Cellular Shade
An incredible innovation–woven wood shades can now be considered energy efficient window treatments. The front woven shade continues to be the beautiful, patterned weave you love, while a second cellular shade is added, as a dual shade, within the same headrail. This secondary shade drops into place when needed to block light and heat with honeycomb structure.
Drapery Layers
It’s considered one of the most popular styles in window treatment design, layering draperies with woven shades is a dynamic statement. The earthy textures of woven fibers pairs with drapery fabrics for a stunning display. Not only does this combination offer a gorgeous look, but layers at the window mean increased options for light control, privacy and energy efficiency.
