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Duette® Honeycomb Shades
The original and still the benchmark: Duette honeycomb shades invented the cellular category, trapping air in fabric cells that insulate the glass line. Duette comes in single, double, and triple-cell constructions, a deep fabric range from sheer to true blackout, and configurations like top-down/bottom-up that let light in over a band of privacy. For bedrooms, street-facing rooms, and any window where comfort and quiet matter, Duette is the default we measure against everything else.
Sonnette® Cellular Roller Shades
Sonnette cellular roller shades answer a fair question: what if a honeycomb behaved like a roller? The curved cell rolls smoothly like a roller shade while still insulating, giving you a softer, dimensional face with the minimal operation people love in rollers. Hunter Douglas Sonnette shades suit living spaces that want the energy benefit without the crisp pleat lines of a traditional honeycomb, and like the rest of the family they motorize cleanly with PowerView.
Applause® Honeycomb Shades
Hunter Douglas Applause honeycomb shades deliver the core cellular benefits, insulation, light control, and a tailored face, in a streamlined range that covers most windows in most homes. It's the line we often spec for whole-house projects and secondary rooms, keeping the look and the energy story consistent from the great room to the guest bath. Across all three lines, blackout cellular shades fabrics turn bedrooms properly dark, and every shade is built to your measured opening.
The practical payoff shows up in the rooms you stopped using. The west-facing office that bakes from two o'clock on, the bedroom over the garage, the breakfast nook that's blinding by eight: honeycombs at the glass change the afternoon math, and a PowerView schedule makes the whole routine automatic, shades dropping ahead of the heat and rising when it passes. Top-down/bottom-up configurations add a trick no other category does as well, light over a band of privacy, which is why cellulars own so many street-facing bedrooms. Come feel the showroom display: hand on the glass, hand behind the shade. The difference is the sales pitch.
