Regent5 designs, installs and services motorized shades and automated drapery for Bay Area custom homes and estates. As a certified Lutron installer, our team coordinates Palladiom, Sivoia QS, Triathlon, drapery tracks, recessed pockets, power, fabrics, controls and integration with lighting and smart-home systems across San Francisco, the Peninsula, South Bay, East Bay, Marin and Monterey.
Lutron Sivoia QS shades are one of the most versatile and widely specified motorized shading solutions for luxury homes in the San Francisco Bay Area. Known for their ultra-quiet operation and precision control, Sivoia QS shades are ideal for everything from large window walls to uniquely shaped openings. They integrate seamlessly with Lutron HomeWorks and RadioRA 3 systems, allowing homeowners to synchronize shades with lighting scenes for a fully automated experience. In Bay Area homes where natural light and views are key, Sivoia QS delivers both performance and elegance.
Lutron Palladiom shades represent the pinnacle of luxury shading design, combining minimalist aesthetics with advanced technology. Designed to be exposed rather than hidden, Palladiom shades feature precision-aligned hardware and refined finishes that complement high-end architecture in San Francisco and Marin County homes. These shades offer wired and wire-free options, making them ideal for both new construction and retrofits. For homeowners and designers seeking a statement piece that integrates beautifully with Lutron lighting systems, Palladiom is the ultimate choice.
Lutron Triathlon shades provide a flexible, battery-powered solution without sacrificing the quality and performance Lutron is known for. Perfect for retrofit projects or homes where wiring is limited, Triathlon shades offer long battery life, quiet operation, and a wide range of fabric options. In the Bay Area, where many homes are being upgraded with smart technology, Triathlon shades are a practical way to introduce automated window treatments while still benefiting from integration with Lutron lighting control systems.
Somfy motorized shades are a globally trusted solution known for their reliability and compatibility across a wide range of custom window treatments. In the San Francisco Bay Area, Somfy-powered shades are often used in partnership with premium fabricators to deliver tailored designs for unique window configurations. With strong integration capabilities for systems like Control4 and Crestron, Somfy shades offer homeowners flexible automation options while maintaining smooth, quiet performance and long-term durability. Regent5 frequently integrates shading systems with Lutron lighting control platforms to unify shading and lighting scenes on a single interface.
Motorized shading systems do more than elevate the appearance of a home — they also help improve energy efficiency year-round. Automated shades can adjust throughout the day based on sunlight exposure, helping reduce heat gain during warmer months while preserving interior comfort and protecting furnishings from UV damage. By integrating intelligent shading control into the home, Regent5 helps homeowners create spaces that are both visually refined and optimized for comfort, sustainability, and long-term performance.
Modern luxury living demands privacy without sacrificing convenience or aesthetics. Motorized shades allow homeowners to instantly adjust privacy levels throughout the home using elegant wall keypads, mobile apps, or voice control. Automated scheduling can also raise and lower shades based on time of day, occupancy, or lighting conditions for a completely effortless experience. Regent5 designs shading systems that operate quietly, smoothly, and discreetly while complementing the architecture and interior design of each space.
Motorized shading becomes even more powerful when integrated into a complete smart home ecosystem. Shades can work together with lighting control, climate systems, and home automation platforms to create intelligent scenes that adapt to daily routines. Whether lowering shades automatically during a movie night or coordinating daylight management with architectural lighting, integrated shading systems enhance both functionality and ambiance. Regent5 delivers customized automation solutions that create seamless control across every connected system in the home.
Regent5 coordinates shade hardware, pockets, power, controls, fabrics and automation so the finished system performs cleanly and disappears into the architecture.
Automated roller shades, blackout shades and drapery tracks specified around room use, glazing and interior design.
Pocket dimensions, access, blocking and ceiling details coordinated before framing and finish work.
Motor power, control wiring and panel requirements coordinated with electrical and low-voltage rough-in.
Fabric openness, privacy, glare control and blackout performance selected to suit each orientation and room.
Shades coordinate with lighting scenes, daylight conditions and room presets for consistent behavior.
Schedules and sensor logic can reduce glare and solar heat gain while preserving views and owner control.
Shade commands are integrated into room keypads, touchscreens and automation scenes without adding clutter.
Oversized glazing, corner conditions and specialty applications are engineered around structural and finish constraints.
Selected exterior shade and screen systems can be coordinated with power, wind protection and outdoor controls.
Final limits, scenes, calibration, owner training and long-term service complete the system.
Where we work.
Regent5 designs and installs motorized shading for custom homes and estates throughout San Francisco, Atherton, Woodside, Hillsborough, Menlo Park, Palo Alto, Los Altos Hills, San Jose, Saratoga, Los Gatos, Marin, Napa and Wine Country, Carmel and Pebble Beach, with select projects extending through Southern California.
The best system depends on window size, fabric, pocket design, power availability, control platform and desired concealment. Lutron is a common premium choice because lighting and shading can share scenes, keypads and automation.
Cost depends on window count and size, fabric, roller type, pocket and fascia details, wired versus battery power, drapery requirements and automation integration. Large custom homes are best budgeted from a window-by-window schedule.
For new construction and large residences, wired shades are generally preferred for reliability, serviceability and fewer battery changes. Battery shades can be useful in retrofit locations where new wiring is impractical.
Yes. Automated shades can reduce solar heat gain, preserve conditioned air near glazing and respond to time of day or sun exposure. Results depend on glazing, fabric openness, orientation and control strategy.
Blackout shades are designed to block nearly all visible light when properly detailed, while solar shades reduce glare and heat while preserving varying degrees of outward view.
Yes. Recessed pockets can conceal rollers and hardware, but pocket dimensions, blocking, power and access must be coordinated early with architecture, framing, glazing and interiors.
Yes. Motorized drapery tracks can be controlled from keypads, touchscreens, mobile devices, schedules and automation scenes alongside roller shades and lighting.
Yes. Automated schedules and sun-position logic can move shades based on orientation, time and room use while preserving manual override for the homeowner.
Yes. Shades can participate in room scenes and schedules through compatible lighting and automation platforms, while the dedicated shade system handles precise motor control.
Premium shade systems are engineered for low operating noise, but motor choice, shade size, fabric, mounting and installation quality all affect real-world sound.
Usually yes. Retrofit solutions can use exposed rollers, fascia, battery power or selectively added wiring depending on the architecture and desired finish.
Before framing and ceiling details are finalized. Early coordination protects pocket dimensions, blocking, power, glazing clearances, drapery tracks and access for future service.