With autumn weather setting in, the crisp, cool temperatures are perfect for enjoying an evening relaxing around the fire pit or watching a football game on the back porch. One Stop Decorating can make sure you are ready for entertaining—no matter the season. Outdoor blinds and shades are a great solution for keeping the sun out and blocking the wind, while outdoor heaters and screens help keep warmer air in.
Heading into winter, consider energy-efficient shadings to help insulate your home. Hunter Douglas Honeycomb shades offer the highest energy efficiency rating in the industry, and they are available with a variety of features. Alternatively, the Sonnette shade, which offers similar energy efficiency, comes in the simple design of a roller shade. They are both ideal for large windows. Vignette modern roman shades offer light control with options to roll or stack and can be arranged top-down to allow daylight in. Pair each with a smart thermostat to maximize heat control.
To incentivize those who want this additional comfort, One Stop Decorating is offering free standard installation on non-motorized installations for a limited time.
Celebrating 30 years in business in 2025, this local, family-owned business has become the largest independent full-line decorating resource in the city, including the full collection of Hunter Douglas window coverings. With galleries in Overland Park, Shawnee and Lee’s Summit—each recently remodeled—they carry a multitude of shades, shutters, blinds and custom drapery, with solutions for room darkening, automation, privacy and energy efficiency.
For customers wanting to add or update their window treatments, there are three ways to find the perfect treatments for your home: Virtually with a professional window covering specialist, a visit to one of their three beautiful Hunter Douglas gallery showrooms, or a free in-home consultation with measurements. One Stop even has solutions for hard-to-fit areas, such as arched or angled windows, skylights and sliding glass doors.
“Our staff are experts in difficult projects,” says Brandon Roellchen, president and second-generation owner. “I always say they do the common things uncommonly well. Our people do it all—design, measure, customer service—when helping clients create their vision. We have four professional Hunter Douglas certified installers on staff—not subcontractors. They really have an understanding of how shades fit windows and are able to help clients with design ideas. We find things that are unique, that not everyone has.”
Home automation and integration are hot topics lately. One Stop can enhance windows with innovative solutions such as remote-controlled blinds, iPhone- and Android-adjusted shades and voice-controlled shutters by connecting to most smart home systems, Google and Alexa. Automation allows for energy efficiency even when you are not home!
To start exploring new window treatments for all seasons, visit onestopdecorating.com or call 913.251.9510 for more information.
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