NAMPA
ROLLER SHADES.

OPEN VALLEY,
LONG AFTERNOONS.

Nampa sits out on the flat with very little between a west window and the horizon, which makes late-afternoon sun the dominant problem in most of the city. Closer in, the older housing around downtown has the opposite issue: smaller, irregular openings in homes where the trim is worth protecting and nothing is quite standard.

Peak Shades is an authorized dealer for Lutron, Draper, Hunter Douglas, Phantom Screens, Somfy and MechoShade, and runs the Treasure Valley on a scheduled route rather than as one-off trips. Shades are cut on install day by the person who measured.

WHAT MAKES SHADING NAMPA DIFFERENT.

• 01
  Nothing blocks the afternoon
  Flat open ground means low sun reaches the glass directly for hours. An exterior solar screen stops about 90% of that heat outside the window, roughly three times what an interior shade on the same opening manages.
• 02
  Dust changes the fabric choice
  On the agricultural edge, a pale fabric shows every week. Charcoal mesh on screens and wipeable interior fabrics are not an aesthetic preference here, they are a maintenance decision.
• 03
  Water adds a second light source
  Near Lake Lowell, reflected light arrives from below at an angle no overhead shading addresses. Lower openness is what actually fixes it.
• 04
  Downtown windows are not standard
  Older homes near the centre have openings that differ from each other by a noticeable margin. Measuring and cutting on site is the only way the finished room looks deliberate.