Sheers and blackout layers
Separate layers can serve daylight, privacy and rest. We define how each moves and what its controls do.
Control daylight, privacy and comfort with curtains and shades that fit the architecture.
DISCUSS CURTAINS AND SHADINGMotorised curtains and blinds should feel effortless without drawing attention to the technology behind them.
UMNO plans control points, motors and integration around the glazing, interior finishes and daily routines. We coordinate early with the interior and MEP teams, so tracks, power and access are considered before installation.

The design can combine manual control with scenes and schedules, according to each room.
Separate layers can serve daylight, privacy and rest. We define how each moves and what its controls do.
Keypads, touchscreens or an app can give occupants a clear way to position curtains and shades.
A dining or evening scene can coordinate selected shading with lighting when the equipment and project brief support it.
Shading can help manage direct sunlight in spaces with extensive glazing, while preserving the view when desired.
Bedrooms, living areas and street-facing windows often need different positions and timing.
Motor choice, track position and service access are coordinated with the curtain supplier and interior team.
The best time to plan motorised shading is before ceilings and curtain pockets are finished.
We review window dimensions, fabric layers, power and control wiring, and the selected motor system. The final control options depend on the specified hardware. Commissioning includes travel limits, group behaviour and the scenes agreed for the property.
Review glazing, room use, fabrics and desired positions.
Agree motors, tracks, power and control points with the project team.
Connect the selected shading equipment to the home control system.
Set limits and scenes, test operation and explain the controls.
Tell us about the property, windows and interior design stage. We will discuss a practical control scope.
DISCUSS CURTAINS AND SHADING