Bedroom, Bathroom, Office: Where TDBU Cellular Shades Make the Most Impact

Bedrooms: Privacy Without Losing Morning Light

Bedrooms need both privacy and soft, comfortable lighting—especially in close-set Austin neighborhoods where windows often face neighboring homes. TDBU cellular shades let you keep the bottom portion closed while lowering the top to let sunlight in gently, giving you a calm, bright space without feeling exposed.

Pairing the TDBU design with room-darkening cellular fabrics is ideal for shift workers, nurseries, or anyone who prefers a darker sleep environment at night but wants that natural light boost in the morning.

Bathrooms: Light + Privacy in Hard-to-Solve Spaces

Bathrooms are one of the hardest rooms to treat: you want natural light, but full exposure isn’t an option. TDBU cellular shades solve this perfectly.

By keeping the lower portion closed, you maintain complete privacy, while the top opening brings in daylight—no need for frosted glass or heavy window coverings that block the view of the sky.

Cellular fabrics also help reduce heat buildup in Austin’s summer months, which is especially beneficial for second-story bathrooms that get direct sun.

Home Offices: Glare Control + Bright, Productive Light

With more Austin homeowners working from home, office lighting has become a real priority. TDBU cellular shades allow you to block glare at eye level—exactly where screens and monitors sit—while keeping the upper part of the window open for bright, indirect daylight.

This setup reduces eye strain, keeps video calls looking clean, and maintains a productive workspace without the cave-like feeling of fully lowered shades.

For added convenience, especially on tall or hard-to-reach windows, TDBU shades can be paired with motorized systems to adjust with a tap or voice control.

Why Austin homeowners love this: In areas like 78704, 78745, and 78748, where homes sit close together and natural light is prized, TDBU cellular shades give every room exactly what it needs—privacy, comfort, and softer daylight. They’ve become one of the most recommended upgrades for modern living.