Smarter Approach to Light and Privacy Control
Top Down Bottom Up Shades offer a unique way to control light and privacy in your home. You can adjust them from the top or bottom separately. This gives you more flexibility than traditional shades, which only lift from the bottom.
You can let in natural light from above while keeping the bottom covered for privacy. Or, you can adjust the shade to block sunlight from above and still enjoy the view outside. We've integrated this functionality into our most popular shades for versatile solutions：
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Cellular Shades: Featuring a honeycomb structure, these blackout shades provide excellent sound insulation and temperature regulation, perfect for bedrooms or street-facing windows.
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Roman Shades: Add an elegant touch to any room with their soft, graceful folds. The top down bottom up window treatment allows you to adjust light and privacy while enhancing your décor.
Why Upgrade to Smart Top Down Bottom Up Shades?
Upgrading to Motorized TDBU Shades offers greater convenience, control, and efficiency. You can easily adjust your shades using a remote, an app, or voice control with Alexa, Google Home, and Apple HomeKit— no manual operation needed！
For higher windows, motorized top-down/bottom-up shades provide a significant advantage by allowing you to raise them from the bottom or lower them from the top—functions that manual shades cannot reach. You can also set the shades to open and close at specific times, helping you wake up with sunlight or enjoy a cozy atmosphere in the evening.
Ideal Spaces for Top Down Bottom Up Blinds
Top Down Bottom Up blinds are a perfect upgrade for bedrooms, living rooms, and nurseries. They offer excellent light control and privacy, allowing you to enjoy outdoor views while keeping unwanted eyes at bay. Their ability to help insulate and maintain a comfortable room temperature is also a key benefit in these spaces.
In dining areas, these window coverings let you adjust the lighting to create the perfect ambiance while blocking any unwanted views. For home offices, they reduce glare on computer screens while still letting in enough natural light to create a comfortable and productive workspace.
