Interior Shades

Manual and automated shades for daylight, glare, privacy, dim-out and blackout applications.

TMAX interior shades in a double-height living room with marble fireplace

About this product

Control light, glare and privacy

TMAX offers manual and automated interior shade solutions for daylight, glare, privacy, and room-darkening needs. Current motorized configurations use battery-powered motors, and TMAX manufactures, cuts, and assembles its custom interior shades in Houston.

Choose from available solar, privacy, dim-out, and blackout fabrics. TMAX also offers Neolux dual shades with more than 40 colors and modern layered-fabric designs.

Motorized Interior Shades

Balanced light across every window

Multiple shades move in sync across a wall of glass for consistent control of daylight, glare, and privacy.

Features

Choose the right shade for the room

Choose fabric, privacy level, operation and controls to match the room and how you use it.

Battery-Powered Motorization

Rechargeable battery-powered motors provide cordless motorized operation without requiring line voltage at every window.

Fabric & Privacy Choices

Select materials for filtered daylight, dim-out privacy, or blackout applications, with a broad range of colors and textures.

Precise Light Control

Position shades anywhere in their travel to balance daylight, glare, privacy, and view.

Custom Manufactured

Each shade is cut and assembled to the project dimensions at the TMAX Houston warehouse.

Optional Wi-Fi Control

An optional compatible hub can add app-based controls, timers, scenes, and supported voice-control integrations.

Neolux Dual Shades

Layered Neolux dual shades provide a modern look with more than 40 colors and dim-out or blackout privacy options.

Product-specific limited warranty — 5 years on motors, 2 years on other parts, and 5 years on the entire system for Zip Shade products. Written terms and exclusions apply.

Recent Installations

Interior shade installations

Get In Touch

Plan your interior shade project

Tell us how many windows you are covering, approximate sizes, room type, and whether your priority is daylight, privacy, dim-out, or blackout.