Create a new mood at home

Luxuriously Green – People want to live greener lives but still have their luxuries, and savvy home décor manufacturers like Hunter Douglas are developing furnishings that are at once green and luxurious. The company's new Duette Architella honeycomb shades feature a unique, patented construction of a honeycomb nestled within a honeycomb. This provides more air pockets than traditional honeycomb shades, so when properly installed they can reduce heat loss and gain at the window by up to 50 percent, thus lowering heating and cooling costs.
Couture Counts – Over-the-top, ostentatious looks are out for both clothing and home fashions. It's the details, not the glitz that counts. People want well-tailored, classic clothes that will last and are looking for the same quality and attention to detail when shopping for their homes. All Hunter Douglas window fashions are custom-made so are sure to fit your windows, thus guaranteeing a standard of fashion and function not available in off-the-rack window coverings. It's the difference between custom-made couture and off-the-rack clothes.
Responsible Living– While seeking the best for themselves, today's savvy customers want the reassurance that their hard-earned dollars are going to responsible companies that care about their employees, communities and the world at large.
Hunter Douglas consistently wins awards for safety in the workplace and their support of communities where company facilities are located and is a national sponsor of Habitat for Humanity, covering windows in every Habitat home built in the U.S. and Canada.
Quality Counts – More than ever, people want to invest in quality products that last, especially when shopping for their homes, because buying on the cheap really isn't a bargain if you have to replace items a year later. It is reassuring to know that all
Hunter Douglas window fashions are designed to last and come with an exclusive lifetime guarantee.
More information is available online at www.hunterdouglas.ca or toll-free at 1-800-265-8000.
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