Custom-Made Cordless Blackout Honeycomb Cellular Shades

Custom-Made Cordless Blackout Honeycomb Cellular Shades

Built to your window's exact measurements, our custom honeycomb cellular shades pair a soft, architectural pleat with genuine energy-saving performance. Each panel is constructed from a single-cell honeycomb fabric that traps a cushion of air along the glass, cutting heat transfer while delivering full room-darkening coverage. A push-to-move cordless system keeps the front of the shade completely free of cords and chains, making it one of the safest lift options available for households with young children or pets.

Why Choose Our Custom Cordless Honeycomb Shades?

• Full Blackout Light Control: The honeycomb cell is engineered with a light-blocking core that closes out nearly all exterior light, so bedrooms and media rooms stay dark on demand, day or night.
• Cord-Free Push Lift: Skip the cords, chains, and wands entirely. Raise or lower the shade with a light push or pull on the bottom rail, and it holds smoothly at any height in between.
• Honeycomb Insulation Core: The signature hexagonal cell structure holds a pocket of still air against the window, helping to buffer summer heat and winter drafts and taking some of the load off your HVAC system.
• Made-to-Measure Fit: Every shade is cut and assembled after you place your order, sized to your window down to a fraction of an inch, so there's no gapping at the sides or excess fabric pooling at the sill.
• Six Curated Neutral Tones: From soft Cream and Sky Grey to deeper Phantom Grey and Ink Grey, the collection is built around a tonal palette that layers easily into most interior schemes.
• Two Fabric Configurations, One Custom Build: Choose the single-layer Blackout shade for maximum darkness in one pull, or step up to the Day & Night dual-layer shade, which stacks a light-filtering honeycomb panel above a blackout honeycomb panel so you can dial in exactly how much light comes through.

Two Ways to Build Your Shade

Both versions share the same cordless push lift, honeycomb insulation core, and made-to-measure fit — the difference is in the fabric layers behind the headrail.

• Blackout (Single-Layer): One continuous honeycomb panel raises and lowers as a single piece, blocking light edge to edge the moment it's drawn. This is the simpler build, best for rooms where you want either full light or full dark and nothing in between.
• Day & Night (Dual-Layer): Two independent honeycomb panels share one headrail — a sheer, light-filtering fabric on top and a full blackout fabric below. Slide each panel up or down on its own, so you can leave the top open for daylight while the bottom stays closed for privacy, or lower both together for total blackout at night.

Where These Shades Work Best

• Bedrooms & Nurseries: Blackout-grade darkening supports uninterrupted sleep and naptime, while the cordless lift removes any looped-cord risk near a crib or bed.
• Home Theaters & Media Rooms: Shut out daylight completely for true screen contrast without needing a separate blackout curtain layer.
• Home Offices: Cuts glare on monitors while the insulating cell structure keeps the room more temperature-stable through the workday.
• South- and West-Facing Windows: The dense honeycomb weave and blackout backing help slow heat gain during peak afternoon sun.

Product Specifications

Custom Measurement Guide

• Inside Mount (Flush, Built-In Look): Requires a window frame depth of at least 2 inches. Measure the inside width at the top, middle, and bottom of the frame and use the smallest of the three. *(A small deduction is made automatically from your submitted width to allow the shade to glide freely.)*
• Outside Mount (Full Window Coverage): Best for shallow frames or when you want to block light leaking around the edges. Measure the outer width and height of the trim, and add roughly 3–4 inches on each side for full coverage.

A Note on Color Accuracy: Screen settings and dye-lot differences mean the fabric you receive may read slightly warmer or cooler than it appears on your display. If you're between two shades, ordering a swatch first is the most reliable way to confirm the match against your walls and trim.

Care Instructions

Dust regularly with a soft brush attachment on your vacuum, working along the pleats. Spot clean with a barely damp cloth and a mild, diluted detergent, then let the shade air dry fully before raising it. Avoid soaking, machine washing, or dry cleaning, as this can affect the shape and pleat memory of the honeycomb cells.