Woven Wood Shades
Hunter Douglas Provenance® Woven Woods
Full of contemporary beauty, Woven Wood Shades were created using the natural fibers of grasses, woods, reeds and bamboo. Let our team at Rocky Mountain Shutters, Shades & Closets help you discover this gorgeous collection.
- Various Weave Patterns
- A Range of Neutral Colors
- Liners Available for Additional Control
- Dual Cellular Shade Option
Set your home apart with the unique look of these woven shades, available in a range of light control options, from soft filtered light, to room darkening. Highly customizable, not only will woven wood shades highlight the design of your home, they’ll enhance the atmosphere. The top down feature customizes the atmosphere as light streams in across the ceiling, while privacy is protected. Motorized shades adjust at a tap. With woven blinds, beauty and function go hand-in-hand.
~ NEW ~ The latest innovation in woven wood shades offers a Duolite® dual shade option. This exciting new feature adds comfort and savings with a secondary energy efficient cellular shade.
Woven Shade Options

Optional Liner for Woven Shades
The beauty of dappled light adds a glowing look, as sunlight filters through the woven fibers. While that seems lovely, there are times of day and certain rooms–or even specific windows–where you’d like a bit more light control. In those situations, you can choose an optional liner for woven blinds that can either increase the light control for light filtering, or block out light with a room darkening liner.

Natural Fibers
Earthy materials, organic textures, artistic dimension. This is what you’ll notice most about the materials featured in this collection of woven wood shades. Created with wood, grasses, bamboo and reeds, the colors and textures heighten the design of your space and offer light control and privacy at the window.

Dual Cellular Shade
It’s an exciting option–a dual cellular shade is now available for woven shades. Pairing the beauty of a front woven blind, you can increase the energy efficiency of your home with a secondary cellular shade. This honeycomb shade operates independent of the front shade, allowing it to be used when necessary to block light and heat.

Drapery Layers
Layering drapery with shades is a stylish trend at the window, and even more so when using woven wood shades. There’s something special about seeing luxurious draperies paired with the organic weave of wood or bamboo. Not only a stunning look for the interior design of your home, you’ll experience functional benefits of light control, privacy and energy savings when you have additional layers at the window.