Duette® Cellular Shades
Hunter Douglas
Beautiful fabrics and energy-efficient shade design, for year-round comfort. Ultimate energy efficiency. Beautiful light diffusion with 150+ fabric/colour choices.
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More Cellular Shades
The Original Energy-Efficient Honeycomb Shade
An innovative window treatment that looks beautiful and insulates your home all year round, Duette® Honeycomb Shades were the first cellular shades, specially engineered to provide energy efficiency at the window in both cold and warm climates. Their specially engineered honeycomb construction traps air in distinct pockets, which creates insulation that can help lower your energy consumption and energy bills.
Experience True Versatility With Duette
Decorate every kind of window you have—even tricky skylights and unusually shaped panes—with Duette. Our signature honeycomb shades are one of our most versatile options and beautify every kind of interior.
Year-Round Comfort
Duette® Honeycomb Shade Overview
Duette® Honeycomb Shades help your house stay snug when it’s cold and cool when it’s hot.
- Pleat Sizes—⅜”, ¾”, or 1 ¼”.
- Energy Efficiency—from an insulating, cellular design.
- Exquisite Light—for inviting ambiance.
- Beautiful Fabrics—150+ fabrics/color choices luxurious, high-quality selection, including fabrics made from over 50 percent recycled content.
- Sound Absorption—for a quieter room.
Specialty Window Shape Compatibility
Explore Duette® Options & Innovations
Explore privacy & light control, complete darkness and sound insulation with innovative blackout blinds on the market, smart shade automation and more.
LightLock® - Blackout Shades
Unparalleled Room Darkening— The ® Blackout Shade System
Discover LightLock®
Sonnette® Cellular Roller Shades
Sonnette® Cellular Roller Shades are another elegant, insulated shade option.
Vignette® Roman Shades
Vignette® Roman Shades bring timeless design to insulated shades.
Frequently Asked Questions About Cellular Shades
Before measuring, consider whether you want an inside or outside mounted window treatment. If inside, you’ll need to make sure your window is square by measuring horizontally at the top, center and bottom, vertically along both sides and center, and diagonally. Also measure the frame depth and take into account any window hardware that might obstruct the window treatment.
Horizontal Application
- Width: 4 in. – 174 in.
- Height: 6 in. – 144 in.
Vertical Application
- Width: 12 in. – 336 in.
- Height: 24 in. – 120 in.
Please note: Width and height allowances depend on fabric type and control option selected.
To ensure your window treatments fit perfectly and function properly, we recommend leaving installing to a Hunter Douglas expert.
There are many moving parts in any shade. To ensure you have the right parts to fix your problem, contact us. Our experience will guide you through the process with peace of mind.
Hunter Douglas offers a Lifetime Limited Warranty, which covers the following:
- Hunter Douglas window fashion products are covered for defects in materials, workmanship or failure to operate for as long as the original retail purchaser owns the product (unless shorter periods are provided below).
- All internal mechanisms.
- Components and brackets.
- Fabric delamination.
- Operational cords for a full 7 years from the date of purchase.
- Repairs and/or replacements will be made with like or similar parts or products.
- Hunter Douglas motorization components are covered for 5 years from the date of purchase.
A regular, light dusting will help keep your Duette shades looking like new. You can also try:
- Vacuuming. For deeper cleaning, vacuum gently with a brush attachment of any vacuum cleaner.
- Compressed air or hair dryer (non-heat setting). Use to blow dust off your shades.
- Spot-cleaning. Spot-clean shades with a soft cloth or sponge moistened with lukewarm water. Add mild detergent if needed. Blot gently to avoid creasing or damaging the fabric. Rubbing can damage fabrics. Spot-cleaning may result in cleaner areas.
