TL;DR: Live near Airlie Road and Bradley Creek? May’s humidity, glare off the water, and salt air are already here. Our top picks: moisture-safe solar roller shades (3–5% openness) for views, modern Roman shades with white street-side liners for ARC approval, and...
TL;DR: On Wrightsville Beach’s Harbor Island, solar roller shades (3–5% openness) tame harsh Banks Channel glare while keeping your view; cellular shades boost winter comfort in bedrooms; and Roman shades with neutral street-side liners satisfy HOA aesthetics. Choose...
When it comes to window shades, one of the most common questions we hear at Strickland’s Home is: “I love the look of roller shades — but what are my control options?” In this week’s Fred Says, Fred walks through the most popular ways to raise, lower, and adjust your...
A great media room should feel like a private theater—comfortable, immersive, and free from distractions. Yet, many homeowners overlook one crucial element: light control. The right media room window treatments can block light, reduce glare, and enhance your movie...
Because it’s such a unique place, window treatments for Myrtle Beach homes must also fit the bill for the area’s exceptional climate and ever-fluctuating population. Whether you’re a permanent resident of the Greater Myrtle Beach area, a “Snowbird” who owns a condo or timeshare along the coast, or an investor renting beach houses and vacation properties, the window treatments in your home (or home-away-from-home!) must be well-suited to the coastal lifestyle.
