July 23, 2026
Most motorized shades are designed to be ignored. Lutron's Palladiom collection took the opposite bet: hardware so precisely made you'd choose to leave it exposed — machined brackets, fabric edges wrapped like tailoring, keypads in real metal and glass that architects specify on purpose.
Jackson windows work harder. Our glass walls frame the Tetons, but they also invite high-altitude sun that fades wood floors, art, and fabric — and winter nights that pull heat straight through the panes. Palladiom shades handle both jobs on a schedule: honeycomb and roller fabrics that insulate when it's twenty below, sheers that cut UV while keeping the view, all moving so quietly you'll only notice the light change.
The choreography is the magic. A wall of four shades traveling together, perfectly level, arriving at the same height at the same moment — that's not luck, it's Lutron's precision drive and careful commissioning. Pair them with Ketra tunable lighting on the same clock and the whole room brightens, warms, and settles with the day. We call it photocentric design; clients mostly call it "the house just feels right."
New build or log walls — it fits. Palladiom comes in wired and battery-powered versions, so it suits new construction and existing homes alike. We've run this wire through structures most integrators would walk away from.
Fabrics you choose at your own kitchen table. From blackout to barely-there, in hundreds of materials — we bring the samples to you and match them to your rooms, your light, and your interiors.
If your windows are working against your interiors instead of with them, come see what a shade can be. Visit our showroom at 1010 S Park Loop Rd, Suite 2 in Jackson to see Palladiom hardware and fabrics in person — or ask us to bring samples to you.