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    Manage All Window Treatments through One Unified System

    By Retrofit Magazine EditorFebruary 5, 2025Updated:May 7, 20261 Min Read
    PowerView Drapery, motorized drapery hardware, Hunter Douglas,
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    Hunter Douglas expands its PowerView Automation portfolio with the introduction of PowerView Motorized Drapery Hardware. The new drapery motor offers seamless, hands-free drapery control alongside PowerView shades, blinds and shutters.

    Custom integrators and homeowners can now effortlessly manage all window treatments through one unified system using the PowerView App or popular smart home platforms such as Control4, Crestron, Savant, Josh.AI, Brilliant, URC, RTI and more. Whether operating on a preset schedule or controlled on-demand via voice assistants or the Pebble remote, this advanced hardware delivers custom control with both sophistication and ease.

    The PowerView Motorized Drapery Hardware collection is available in four finishes—Matte White, Satin Nickel, Dark Brass, and Matte Black—paired with four distinct finial styles: the sculptural Round Finial, the subtle Flute Finial, the clean-lined Square Finial, and the jewelry-inspired Globe Finial. Curated by renowned designer Lori Weitzner, the hardware designs pair perfectly with the wide range of fabrics and textures offered through Carole Fabrics Drapery, ranging from clean neutrals and refined patterns to rich textures and vibrant colors.

    To learn more about PowerView® Motorized Drapery Hardware and compatible Carole Fabrics Drapery, please visit www.hunterdouglas.com/enhancements/motorized-drapery-hardware.

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