Your home, in motion.
Every shade, blind, and drape we make can move on its own: by app, by voice, by schedule, or by the sun.
A motorized home doesn’t ask anything of you. The light arrives when you wake, the glare is gone before it lands, and at dusk the house closes itself.
Four reasons people never go back.
Motorization isn’t a gadget. It’s the difference between a window you operate and a window that just does its job.
Wake to light, not an alarm.
Set the bedroom to open with the sunrise and close at bedtime. You stop touching your shades entirely. They simply know the day.
Your floors don’t fade. Your art doesn’t either.
Shades that track the sun close on the hot side of the house before the glare lands, protecting hardwood, upholstery, and everything you spent years choosing.
Sunset, and the house closes itself.
One scene draws every drape and lowers every shade at dusk: the whole house, at once, without a single cord.
Reach what you can’t reach.
Two-story windows, skylights, the shade above the tub, the patio screen you’d need a pole for. Motorization is the only way those windows ever get used.
Everything we make, motorized.
Indoor and out, from a single bedroom roller to a whole patio of zip-track screens.
However you want to run it.
Most homes end up using two or three of these. The shade doesn’t care which one you pick.
App
Every shade, every room, every scene, from your phone, anywhere.
Remote
One-, five-, and fifteen-channel remotes. One shade or the whole floor.
Wall switch
A clean switch where the cord used to be. Nothing to learn.
Voice
“Close the living room.” That’s the whole interaction.
Schedule & sun
Set it once by clock or sun position, then never think about it again.
Works with the home you already have.
Add your shades to the app you’re already using. No new ecosystem to learn, no separate remote to lose.
- Amazon Alexa
- Google Home
- Apple Home
- SmartThings
- Control4
Powered by Somfy and Vertilux motors.
Four ways to power it. No wrong answer.
Your designer picks the right one for each window while they’re standing in the room.
No wires, no electrician.
A slim lithium motor slides inside the roller. Charge it about once a year with a USB cable.
Set it and forget it.
A discreet cord to a nearby outlet. Constant power, no charging, ever.
Never charge a battery again.
A low-profile solar strip on the glass keeps the motor topped up on daylight alone.
Whole-home, and completely invisible.
Low-voltage wiring runs to a central transformer, the cleanest look, planned in with the build.
Full specifications.
Everything on our motor spec sheet: sizes, controls, and hub compatibility.
| Vertilux rechargeable 1.2 Nm | 22"-100" wide | Solar available |
| Vertilux rechargeable 6.0 Nm | 39"-192" wide | Solar available |
| Vertilux 35ML plug-in | 26"-192" wide | N/A |
| Vertilux low voltage 12V | 17"-72" wide | Up to 18 shades per transformer |
| Somfy Sonesse 28 / 30 / 40 rechargeable | 24"-120" wide | Solar available |
| Somfy 40 / 50 plug-in | 24"-192" wide | N/A |
| Somfy 40 / 50 low voltage | 21"-192" wide | 5 / 15 / 20 shade boxes |
| Somfy external battery pack | 17"-60" wide | N/A |
| Vertilux | 16-channel remote | Wall switch available |
| Somfy | 1-, 5-, and 15-channel remotes | Wall switch available |
| Vertilux VTI 01 | Alexa, Google Home, Third-party (Smart Life) | Homes under 2,000 sq ft, 2.4 GHz network |
| Vertilux VTI Hub Plus O2 | Alexa, Google Home, Third-party | Homes over 2,000 sq ft, 2.4 GHz network |
| Vertilux Nexus Bridge O3 | Alexa, Google Home, Apple Home, Home automation | Control4, RTI, URC, Savant, Loxone, Crestron, Nice Home, Josh, SmartThings |
| Somfy Tahoma | Alexa, Google Home, Apple Home, Third-party | Range approx. 30 ft, 2.4 GHz network |
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