SMART MOTORIZED SHADES

Motorized Shades

Quiet, effortless control of light, privacy, and comfort—at home or away.

Custom motorized shades bring smooth, intelligent operation to nearly any window treatment. Control them by remote, wall switch, mobile app, or smart-home schedule, with flexible power options tailored to your windows and installation.

DESIGN & AUTOMATION

Effortless Control for Every Window

Motorized shades

Designed for Hard-to-Reach Windows

Motorized operation makes tall, oversized, and difficult-to-access windows easy to manage. Adjust each shade smoothly from across the room—or remotely—without cords, ladders, or manual handling.

Automatic Comfort Throughout the Day

Program your shades to open and close on schedule or respond automatically to changing sunlight, helping manage glare, solar heat, privacy, and indoor comfort throughout the day.

Smooth Motion, Built-In Protection

Available systems feature soft starts and stops, adjustable speed settings, and obstruction detection for quiet, controlled movement and dependable everyday operation.

Nearly Any Shade, Beautifully Automated

Motorize nearly any custom window shade and personalize it with hundreds of fabrics, colors, textures, patterns, and opacity levels—from softly filtered daylight to heavier blackout options.

Intelligent movement. Tailored light. Effortless comfort.

MATERIALS & FINISHES

Shade Styles, Fabrics & Power Options

Choose from a wide range of custom shade styles, fabrics, opacity levels, and motor power solutions designed to deliver quiet performance, precise light control, and effortless everyday operation.

Roller & Solar Shades

Streamlined styles for daylight, glare, heat, and view control

Battery-Powered Motors

Flexible installation without the need for new electrical wiring

Cellular & Roman Shades

Soft, tailored options with decorative and insulating benefits

Low-Voltage Motors

Quiet, energy-efficient power for integrated residential systems

Light Filtering to Blackout

Hundreds of colors, textures, patterns, and opacity levels

High-Voltage & Power Panels

Reliable hardwired performance for larger shades and projects

Technical Details

Specifications

Shade Compatibility Available for nearly any window shade style
Control Options Remote control, wall switch and mobile app
Power Options Rechargeable battery, low voltage, high voltage or hardwired panel
Automation Timers, schedules and automatic sun-sensor control
Motor Features Silent operation, soft start and close, speed settings
Safety Sensor Obstruction detection with automatic quick stop
Smart Compatibility Lutron, Somfy and compatible smart-home systems
Fabric Options Hundreds of colors, patterns, textures and opacity levels
Light Control Light-filtering, opaque and blackout options
Best For Tall, large and hard-to-reach windows
Designer holding up a fabric sample during an in-home window treatment consultation
Next Steps

Ready to Automate Your Window Shades?

Our specialists will visit your home or business, measure each window, and guide you through shade styles, fabrics, power options, and smart controls to create a precise motorized system tailored to your space.

  • Complimentary on-site consultation
  • Precision window and power assessment
  • Shade, fabric, and automation guidance
  • Expert installation across NYC

 

Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Motorized shades use a compact electric motor to raise, lower, or position the window treatment. Depending on the selected system, they may be powered by rechargeable batteries, low-voltage wiring, or a hardwired electrical connection.

Motorized shades can be operated using a handheld remote, wall switch, smartphone, tablet, or compatible smart-home system. They can also be grouped together and programmed to open or close automatically at selected times.

Yes. Compatible systems can use schedules and sunlight sensors to adjust the shades as exterior conditions change. This helps manage glare, solar heat, privacy, and indoor comfort throughout the day.

Nearly any custom window shade can be equipped with motorization, depending on its size, weight, construction, and installation conditions. Choose from hundreds of fabrics, colors, textures, patterns, and opacity levels, including light-filtering and blackout options.

Motorized window shades typically start at approximately $750 per window. Final pricing depends on the shade dimensions, fabric, motor brand, power source, control system, customization, and installation requirements.

Vick Sohan Persaud

Window Treatments technician

Vick Persuad, is Alluring Window’s installations manager. In the custom window treatments industry the technician is an artist, If you like what we produced for you, it’s 50% thanks to Vick. The technician holds a critical position, where the result of our effort depends solely on his hands. Vick been with us since 2014 and he is an authority in the company for product knowledge and functionality.

Sales Department

Sales Department -Besides being professional and knowledgeable about all the different window treatments options, their operation and function, we care for the client’s project on a personal level. We live the axiom that – After the project is completed, our name stays there, so we always inspire to leave a good name behind us. This way of thinking is what characterize Alluring Window Sales Department.

Moria Leiderman

Principal & Marketing Executive

Moria is a principal of Alluring Window and directs Branding & Marketing, overseas Commercial Projects and play a key role in strategic planning. Moria joined Alluring Window in 2013 and has a vital position in Alluring Window, both for the day to day as well for the businesses development. Moria received a Bachelor of Social Sciences & Psychology from Bar Ilan University in Israel and a Master of Psychology from the City University of New York.

Roni Leiderman

Business Development & Project Manager

Roni started Alluring Window in 2009. Alluring Window had become one of NYC’s established and most prominent custom window treatments locations. Working with end users, interior design firms, architects, hotels, NYC offices and construction companies.
Current role includes oversight and advising on operational issues, as well as a key role in the company’s ongoing multi-phase projects and business development.