Comstock · South Hill
Window Treatments for Comstock Homes
Fresh, designer-chosen window treatments for mid-century ranches, period homes and beautiful remodels.
Classic South Hill living
Comstock takes its name from Comstock Park, opened in 1938 on land donated by the family of former mayor James M. Comstock. The neighborhood stretches south toward Manito Golf and Country Club and west to the High Drive bluff.
Many homes here date from the post-war years: ranches, split-levels and period homes, often lovingly updated. Mid-century architecture looks its best with clean, simple window treatments that let the design breathe.
Making a mid-century home sing
Layla, our lead designer, grew up in Spokane and has spent more than 20 years in interior design in Seattle, Dubai and San Francisco. For mid-century homes she often recommends clean lines and natural texture: slim roller shades, woven woods and sheer shades that keep picture windows open and uncluttered.
If you've remodeled, she'll help the windows match the new look, so the finished house feels designed, not just updated.
Layla, Lead Designer · 20+ years in interior design
What Works Beautifully in Comstock
Solar Shades
Cut heat and glare and protect floors and art from fading, while you still see the view.
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Woven Wood Shades
Natural texture that warms a room and complements wood trim, stone and a garden view.
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Sheer Shades
Soft, diffused light with the look of a sheer curtain and the control of a shade.
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Cellular Shades
The most insulating shade we sell. Top-down/bottom-up versions give privacy at street level and daylight from above.
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Zebra (Layered) Shades
Alternating sheer and solid bands for clean, modern light control in family rooms and offices.
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Motorized Shades
Rechargeable battery motors, so no rewiring. One tap, your voice or a schedule. Ideal for tall and hard-to-reach windows.
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Picture windows
Solar or sheer shades soften light while keeping the window the star of the room.
Bedrooms
Blackout cellular or roller shades, with drapery if you like a softer look.
Kitchens
Easy-clean roller or faux wood that handle steam and splashes.
Home offices
Zebra or solar shades to control screen glare through the day.
Questions from Comstock Homeowners
What window treatments suit a mid-century home?
Clean, simple styles work best: roller and solar shades, woven wood shades and sheer shades that keep picture windows uncluttered.
What's best for a large picture window?
Solar or sheer shades soften light and glare while keeping the view. For very wide windows, we may suggest two or three shades for easier use, or motorization.
What's the most energy-efficient option?
Cellular (honeycomb) shades insulate the window better than any other shade we sell.
Can you coordinate with my remodel?
Yes. Layla can match finishes and fabrics to your new design, and we can schedule installation around your project.
Do you come to Comstock homes?
Yes. We bring samples to your home for a free in-home design consultation.
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Book a Private Design Consultation
Layla will come to your Comstock home with samples, measure every window and give you a clear written quote. No pressure, ever.