Lutron Window Shades Brings Luxury At The Touch Of A Button
Old fashioned window shades may control light, but they can be awkward, difficult to adjust and not the most attractive looking. Now, imagine sitting in your living room and adjusting your shades right from your couch. At Connecticut Lighting Centers we can help you take your window shades to the next level with Lutron motorized window shades.
Whether you are remodeling, building a new home, or looking for an easy way to enhance your exisiting décor, Lutron offers different motorized shade options to fit all your needs. Connecticut Lighting Centers carries Lutron roller shades, roman shades, venetian blinds and motorized draperies including the vertical Kirbe drapery system. All these models come in multiple colors, patterns and environmentally friendly fabrics to match every décor.
With Lutron remote control window shades, you can control one or multiple shades with the touch of a button with a PICO control unit, Radio RA2 system, or the HomeWorks system. The handheld PICO control allows you to control single or multiple shades, and can easily be mounted to a wall. The Radio RA2 allows you to control Lutron’s whole-home shading and lighting systems from a single control. The Radio RA2 also has the ability to program your shades and lights to go on and off at any given time when you are home, at work, or away on vacation. For added convenience, there’s even an app that you can download for your iPad, iPhone, or Android device.
Key Features of Lutron’s Motorized Window Treatments:
- Saves Energy
- Blocks the sun’s harsh rays
- Protects your floors & furnishes from sun damage
- Varying fabrics and colors
- Adds privacy & security
- Quiet operation
- Stylish
- Operation from a wireless control, keypad or mobile device
Product specification (PDF) guidelines and how to measure your windows:
>>Drapery System, including the new Kirbe system
>>Venetian Blinds
I invite you to visit our showrooms and see these shades in action with our Lutron display. Our lighting experts can explain how they work, how to install and what shade option is best for your home.