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Provenance® Woven Wood Shades
The line we lead with is Hunter Douglas Provenance® Woven Wood Shades: natural bamboo, reeds, and grasses woven into shades with the brand's engineering underneath. Provenance brings options the category historically lacked, including standard roman-style folds, hobbled folds with deeper shadow lines, and even a vertical drapery-style application for sliders. Liners from light-filtering to blackout mount behind the weave, and PowerView motorization is available across the line, all backed by the Hunter Douglas warranty and our local service.
Where Woven Texture Belongs
If a room reads flat, the window is usually the culprit: smooth walls, smooth glass, smooth shade. Window woven shades fix that with material variation you can see across the room, throwing dappled, honeyed light by day and adding a layer of craft that suits coastal, organic-modern, and farmhouse rooms equally. Great rooms, offices, dining rooms, and breakfast nooks are the natural habitats; bedrooms join the list once a privacy or blackout liner is added behind the weave.
Specified Weave by Weave
No two weaves behave alike: density changes the light, fiber changes the color, and scale changes how the pattern sits on your window's proportions. So we choose from physical samples, in your light, and measure every opening so folds stack evenly and edges sit tight. Lift options run from cordless to fully motorized. The finished shade deepens slightly in tone over the years, the way honest natural materials do, and keeps looking like it grew there.
Provenance also solves the consistency problem that plagues natural materials bought piecemeal: ordering a whole room from one engineered line means the weave, color lot, and operation match across every window, now and when you add one later. Pair the shades with linen drapery and the room layers texture on texture; run them alone and the windows still look dressed. The showroom keeps the weave range on working displays, so plan to spend a few minutes raising, lowering, and backlighting the samples; natural materials reveal themselves in motion, and these reward the inspection.
