Block the sun and maintain your view! Our large selection of interior solar screens is the ideal solution to your indoor natural lighting needs. Allow the proper amount of sunlight in while creating the perfect environment in your home. Utilize the interior solar screens to reduce the sun’s glare while saving money by blocking the heat from entering the room. Choose from a variety of fabrics that can blend with their surroundings or feature them as a design aspect in the room. Our interior solar screens are best for windows, glass doors, and sunrooms. Maintain your view while blocking harmful UV rays.

Custom Venetian plaster fireplace with Oak wood paneling details and built in cabinets on the sides.

The living room was oriented towards the back of this rowhouse to maximize light and an indoor-outdoor connection. We removed an existing mudroom and added a huge picture window with operable awnings beneath and an 8' door to maximize views to the backyard.

Photo: Amber Frederkisen Photography

Stunning charred timber "waterfall-style" feature element inserted into existing brickwork wall niche creates a bold statement and focal point from the Front Entry through the heart of this home in Balwyn, Australia. The sheen of the charred timber contrasts beautifully with the existing rustic brickwork (very wabi sabi!) and the Japanese suspended globe light fitting completes this tactile experience. Photo Credit: Jonathon Tabansky

Alan Jackson- Jackson Studios

Eliot Cohen - Zeitgeist Photography

Eliot Cohen - Zeitgeist Photography

Charles Hosea

Master Bedroom featuring centralized audio/video, one touch operation of shades, fireplace, and home systems. Roman Sebek

Hive Modular

Here is the 4415HO linear fireplace by Fireplace Xtrodinair. It is an extremely attractive fireplace with incredible flame quality, great efficiency and heat production, and a number of interior options to choose from. This has been a great addition to our showroom and will be an even better addition to your home!

Second floor—the main living level--which connects to the outside with views in many directions. This double-height space, the spatial core of the house, has a large bay of windows focused on a grove of redwood trees just 10 feet away. Photographer: Paul Dyer

Joshua McHugh