Across Melbourne

Bayside west-facing glass and post-war weatherboards. Solar tint on the bay glass and quality blockouts in the bedrooms is the working combination here.

New estate housing, big windows, full-home fit-outs in a single visit. Layered sheer-plus-blockout combinations are the working default.

Long west-facing window banks across older brick veneers and acreage homes. Bronze solar film and quality blockout rollers handle the summer heat load these rooms have carried for decades.

Settled family-home stock from the 1980s and 1990s. Day-night double rollers across the living rooms and quality blockouts in the bedrooms is the workhorse combination here.

New builder-estate housing with hard west-facing glass, two-storey voids and tight family bedrooms. Layered sheer-plus-blockout, motorised voids and solar film on the west do most of the work.

Young two-storey estate housing with double-height entry voids and stacker-door rear glazing. Full-home handover packages are the default booking.

Layered housing eras and an active commercial strip. Mid-century rollers, apartment verticals and shopfront anti-graffiti film all fit alongside each other in the same suburb.

Planned estate housing built around a constructed lake. Layered sheer-plus-blockout combinations across the picture-window living rooms and blockout rollers in the bedrooms.

Handover-fresh estate homes across multiple releases since 2018. Full-package fit-outs scheduled around move-in dates are the default booking.

Established regional town centre with a long 1980s and 1990s housing belt, plus heavy new-estate growth on the southern fringe. Day-night rollers and solar film carry the older stock; sheer-plus-blockout combinations carry the new builds.

Heritage Federation and Victorian streetscapes, foreshore new builds, and a heritage overlay across most of the older blocks. Plantation shutters and S-fold sheers do most of the work.

Inner-west character with three different jobs to do. Residential blinds in the cottages, anti-graffiti and frosted film on the shopfronts, and commercial tint on the apartment glazing around the station.

Federation and Edwardian cottages with original sash windows and a heritage overlay across most of the village. Painted timber plantation shutters and S-fold sheers do almost all of the work.

Federation streetscapes with original bay windows on the front rooms. S-fold sheers that wrap the bay and plantation shutters on the smaller windows is the working pattern here.

Bay-front weatherboards, Federation Newtown homes and mid-century brick inland. Solar tint on the bay glass and plantation shutters on the period frontages do the heavy lifting.

Bayside luxe rebuilds along the foreshore and Edwardian and Victorian stock through the inland streets. Crisp white S-fold sheers and quiet neutral solar tint do most of the work.

Quietly luxe interiors, ivory silks, ceiling-track sheers, and considered tint on rear glazing.

Restored Edwardians and double-fronted Victorians. Plantation shutters do the work.

Two-storey contemporary master bedrooms with motorised blinds and clean modern lines.

Hilltop homes with treetop and Dandenong views. Solar tint on the floor-to-ceiling glass.