Regent5 designs, motorizes, installs, and integrates Conrad handwoven shades for custom homes and estates across Northern California. We coordinate weave selection, precise measurement, Lutron motorization, power and control wiring, programming, scenes, and long-term service as one C10 and C7 licensed team.
The visible textile is only one part of the finished shading system. Regent5 coordinates material, operating style, dimensions, motorization, wiring, control, pockets, blackout strategy, and service.
Conrad's signature handwoven natural-material program for rooms where texture, craftsmanship, and filtered daylight are central to the interior design.
A complementary Conrad collection for projects seeking the brand's natural-texture design language across a broader set of applications.
Treatment styles selected around the weave, window proportions, stack behavior, room aesthetic, and whether manual or motorized operation is appropriate.
Alternative formats for wide openings, large glass areas, and interiors where a panel or drapery expression fits better than a conventional shade.
Appropriate Conrad treatments can be engineered with Lutron motorization, coordinated with power, controls, scenes, schedules, and whole-home automation.
Preconstruction coordination for recessed pockets, mounting surfaces, clearances, blocking, trim conditions, and access for installation and future service.
Decorative natural-fiber shades can be layered with separate blackout rollers where bedrooms, theaters, and other spaces need stronger light control.
Shading can be coordinated with Lutron control and, where supported, broader Savant, Control4, or Crestron automation scenes and interfaces.
Field verification of window dimensions, reveals, corners, trim, pockets, hardware, light gaps, power, and mounting conditions before fabrication.
Scene programming, limit adjustment, alignment, control troubleshooting, wiring support, and long-term service as part of the complete estate technology system.
Yes, selected Conrad treatments can be engineered with motorization. Regent5 commonly coordinates Conrad materials with Lutron shading drives when the treatment dimensions, weight, and hardware support the application, then integrates the shades with lighting scenes, keypads, schedules, and broader automation where appropriate.
Both are Conrad programs built around a natural-texture design language, but the materials, weave selections, visual character, and project fit differ. Regent5 helps compare the actual samples in the intended room and then checks whether the selected weave and treatment are suitable for the desired operating method and motorization.
Yes. Regent5 can work from the designer's selected Conrad materials and treatment intent, then coordinate measurement, motorization, wiring, controls, installation, programming, and commissioning. The designer retains creative direction while Regent5 resolves the technical and installation details.
When the shades are motorized through a supported Lutron or compatible control architecture, they can often participate in broader Savant, Control4, or Crestron scenes and interfaces. Regent5 confirms the exact integration path based on the selected motors, control system, processor, and desired user experience.
Performance depends on the specific weave, color, openness, lining, exposure, and privacy requirement. Regent5 evaluates the room and can recommend a denser treatment, lining, or a separate solar or blackout roller behind the decorative Conrad shade where stronger solar control is needed.
Some treatments can be lined for greater privacy and light control, but a decorative natural-fiber shade is not always the best tool for true blackout. For bedrooms and theaters, Regent5 often evaluates a layered design with a separate blackout roller behind the Conrad treatment.
Plan pockets or mounting surfaces, blocking, motor clearances, power and control wiring, access for installation and service, window trim conditions, shade stack, and the relationship to drapery, lighting, HVAC registers, and millwork before finishes are complete.
Many large openings can be addressed, but the answer depends on the treatment type, material, total width and height, weight, motor limits, seams, stacking, and mounting conditions. Regent5 measures the actual opening and confirms feasibility before fabrication.
Yes. A common strategy is to use Conrad as the visible decorative layer and a separate Lutron roller for solar control or blackout. The two layers can be coordinated on separate channels so scenes decide when each treatment moves.
Yes. Motorized shading runs live at Regent5's San Carlos showroom alongside Lutron lighting and smart-home control. Clients and design teams can evaluate movement, operating noise, controls, scene behavior, and sample materials before ordering.
Yes. Regent5 can evaluate the existing shades, motors, power and control wiring, Lutron or automation programming, alignment, limits, and overall system condition, then recommend repair, reprogramming, replacement, or broader system cleanup.
Pricing depends on the selected weave, treatment style, window dimensions, lining, motorization, controls, pockets, wiring, access, installation conditions, and total quantity. A field measure and material selection are needed before a meaningful installed price can be established.
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