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Window Collections has been Southern California's trusted source for custom window treatments for over 30 years.

As a Lutron Double Diamond Dealer, we specialize in motorized and automated shading. As the premiere source of the finest window coverings, Window Collections is devoted to giving every client excellent service and superior products. We work with California’s leading architects, designers and contractors, providing them with the latest information and products. Each project challenge is unique and no detail will be overlooked or underestimated. By incorporating state-of-the-art technology, excellent craftsmanship, and expert consulting and installation services, we offer the most comprehensive selection of motorized and manual window treatments. Our philosophy is to continuously improve our quality of service by concentrating on the details because, ultimately, it’s the fine details that make our company special. There is no comparison with a Window Collections experience. The extraordinary beauty and function of our finished products become apparent thanks to our meticulous detailing and the hours put into design and project specifications. This site is designed to be an introduction to our company; however, to fully comprehend the caliber of craftsmanship and services we offer, we encourage you to visit our Design Center and Showroom located in West Los Angeles.

10/30/2026

On Saturday night your house will get more foot traffic than it gets all year.

Halloween is the one evening when the exterior is genuinely on display. People walk the street slowly, in the dark, looking at houses. Most facades are lit by whatever the builder installed fifteen years ago, aimed at nothing in particular.

The houses that look good that night usually aren't the ones with the most lighting. They're the ones where the light is doing something specific. Grazing a stone wall so the texture reads. Warm at the entry so the door is the first thing you see. Dark where it should be dark, because contrast is what makes the lit parts look deliberate.

Happy Halloween from all of us at Window Collections.

10/27/2026

A search can tell you what a shade costs. It can't tell you what this room needs.

It doesn't know the glass faces west, or that the glare arrives at four, or that the ceiling detail won't accept a surface mount. It hasn't seen the stone, or the floor, or the way light moves through the room between two and six. It can't hold a fabric against your wall at the hour you actually use the space.

Those are the things that decide the specification, and none of them are searchable. They come from someone standing in the room.

We measure, we bring the samples to you, we coordinate with your contractor, and we program the system once it's in. One point of contact from the first conversation through the final walkthrough.

The calendar matters right now too. First conversation to finished installation runs 8 to 12 weeks. A project started in October is finished for the holidays. One started in December is finished in spring.

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10/21/2026

Everyone has been in that room. Twelve people at dinner, and you can't hear the person directly across from you.

It's almost always the architecture. Glass, plaster, stone, concrete, polished floors. Every one of those surfaces sends sound straight back into the room instead of absorbing any of it, and the conversation turns into work.

Drapery is frequently the only soft surface in the entire space. Fabric takes the edge off the mid and high frequencies that make voices hard to separate, and fullness matters more than most people expect.

Nobody specifies drapery for acoustics. It just happens to be the thing quietly making the room easier to be in.

If that room is about to hold twenty people, the timing matters. Custom drapery runs 8 to 12 weeks from design to installation, which makes October the last month to start anything that needs to be finished by December.

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10/14/2026

You can spend four months choosing a stone.

Then the room is lit with whatever was on the fixture schedule, and every one of those decisions gets flattened. Ketra fixtures have a high color rendering index, which means what you chose is what you see. They also tune across the full range of natural daylight, so a room holds crisp light in the morning and warms down through the evening. Paired with Lutron HomeWorks, the handoff from daylight to electric light happens without anyone in the room noticing it happened.

Our latest blog makes the case for treating lighting as part of the design palette rather than something specified at the end.

Read here: https://shorturl.at/bYVcn

10/07/2026

Santa Ana season starts this month.

The winds come down through the passes hot and dry, usually with very little warning, and they're hard on anything mounted to the outside of a house. Awnings, screens, pergola louvers, patio furniture that felt heavy enough in July.

The systems we install have wind sensors. When conditions cross the threshold the shading responds on its own, and it returns to position once they pass. Nobody has to be home. Nobody has to remember.

It's the least visible thing we do and the one that pays for itself the first time it happens.

One note while you're thinking about the season. Custom work runs 8 to 12 weeks from design to install, so October is the month that decides whether a project is done before the holidays.

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09/30/2026

Most people think about protecting art from the sun. Fewer think about the lighting they installed to look at it.

LED emits far less UV than daylight, but light is still light. Enough hours of it, at the wrong intensity, will move pigment on a canvas. Museums have worked around this for decades by controlling how much light a work receives and what is in that light.

Ketra came out of that world before it moved into homes. The spectrum is tunable and the output is controlled, so what lands on a painting is light somebody chose for it rather than whatever the fixture happened to emit.

It also simply looks better. Warmer after dinner, cooler at midday, and the work reads the same at nine at night as it did at noon.

If there is anything on your walls worth protecting, the lighting is half that conversation. The shading is the other half.

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09/22/2026

On September 22, the sun sets due west. Exactly west.

It happens twice a year, and it is why west facing glass in Los Angeles is at its worst in the days around it. The sun sits low, aims straight through the window, and passes under every overhang the architect drew. Rooms that behave perfectly in June become unusable at four in the afternoon for about three weeks.

Most people read it as a heat problem and reach for a heavier fabric. It is a geometry problem, and it is also a UV problem. The same low angle that creates the glare puts direct sun on floors, art, and upholstery for hours a day.

A 3 to 5 percent openness sunscreen answers both. The glare goes, the UV load drops, and the view stays exactly where it was.

If there is a room in your house you quietly stop sitting in this time of year, this is why.

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09/16/2026

The patio stopped being a patio a while ago.

In Los Angeles it gets counted as living space now. Buyers walk through it like a room, and the ones that feel like rooms are the ones people actually use. What separates the two is almost always shade. A patio that bakes from noon to four is a view. A patio you can sit on at one in the afternoon is square footage.

Motorized awnings are what close that gap. Hundreds of fabrics and frame finishes so it matches the exterior instead of fighting it, Lutron integration so it moves with the rest of the house, and wind and sun sensors that retract it before weather becomes a problem.

Read the full piece: https://shorturl.at/orP5P

09/07/2026

Labor Day weekend closes out the season, and around here the best way to spend it hasn't changed: shade over the table, good company, and nobody in a hurry to head inside.
However you're spending it, we hope it's a good one.

09/02/2026

Most awnings announce themselves. Exposed hoods, visible arms, a shape that reads as a catalog item bolted onto a house someone spent two years designing.

It doesn't have to go that way, but the decision gets made earlier than most people realize. Bring the awning in late and the conversation becomes design intent versus budget. Bring it in while the fascia and soffit details are still open, and the whole system can disappear into them. Fabric matched to the palette, hardware concealed, the outdoor space behaving like part of the house instead of an addition to it.

We also carry an eight-year Lutron service warranty, which means anything that comes up down the line is our problem to solve, not yours to explain to a client.

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11704 Wilshire Boulevard Suite D-212
Los Angeles, CA
90025

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Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm

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+13104771522

Website

http://www.windowcollections.com/contact/

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