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How We Helped a Bloomfield Hills Family Finally Get a Full Night’s Sleep

Nov 11

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Cozy room with an armchair covered by a leopard-print blanket, a sloth picture on the wall, and a black curtain. Bookshelf and bassinet nearby.
Temporary blackout solution using a dark blanket to cover the window, creating a cozy and improvised light-blocking setup.

For one Bloomfield Hills family, bedtime had turned into a nightly struggle. Their son’s room faced the street—where motion lights, passing cars, and the early morning sun all poured through the windows despite the existing shades. Even a blanket over the window wasn't cutting it.

That’s when they called Perr Daht Window Fashions & Design.

The Problem: Light Leaks That Wouldn’t Quit

Most people don’t realize that standard blackout shades rarely block all the light. Even with premium fabrics, there’s often a halo effect—light slipping through the edges and washing across the walls. For anyone who’s sensitive to light, that can mean restless nights and groggy mornings.

Our client’s goal was simple: help their son sleep better by creating a truly dark environment that still looked polished and fit the home’s elevated design aesthetic.

Black out solutions with LightGuard360

The Solution: Norman LightGuard360™

We recommended Norman’s LightGuard360™ system—a game changer in room-darkening performance. This innovative design features side channels, bottom seals, and a light-blocking headrail for up to 99% light blockage.

The result? A sleek, custom fit that eliminates those frustrating light gaps completely. The system blends seamlessly into the room’s architecture, offering both form and function—something Bloomfield Hills homeowners truly appreciate.

The Result: Peaceful Nights, Happy Parents

After installation, our client texted us the next morning:

“He slept through the night for the first time in weeks.”

That’s the kind of feedback we love to hear.

The right window treatment doesn’t just change the look of a room—it changes how you live in it. In this case, a small detail (those extra few millimeters of light protection) made a big impact on quality of life.




Q: What makes Norman LightGuard360™ different from regular blackout shades? A: Most blackout shades stop light only through the fabric—but not around the edges. LightGuard360™ adds precision-fit side channels, a light-blocking headrail, and a bottom seal to achieve up to 99% light blockage. It’s a true blackout experience, not just “light dimming.”

Q: Can I use LightGuard360™ with any window treatment style? A: The system is designed specifically for Norman roller and cellular shades, providing a clean, integrated look. However, if you love the concept but want a different aesthetic, our team can help design a layered blackout solution that achieves similar performance.

Q: What if I already have window treatments installed? A: You don’t always have to start over. We can layer custom drapery panels or add decorative side treatments to dramatically improve light control and elevate your design. Drapery not only helps darken a room but also adds softness, dimension, and sound absorption.

Q: Are blackout shades only for bedrooms? A: Not at all. Light-blocking systems are ideal for nurseries, home theaters, media rooms, and lakefront homes where early sunrise or glare can be an issue.

Q: Do blackout shades have to look “heavy” or dark? A: No. Modern blackout fabrics come in hundreds of colors and textures, from crisp white to soft linen tones. You can enjoy a clean, contemporary look while still achieving total light control.

Why Homeowners in Bloomfield Hills and Metro Detroit Choose Perr Daht

At Perr Daht, every install is custom-tailored to your lifestyle. Whether you’re trying to create a true blackout space, reduce glare in a media room, or simply want a more refined look, we guide you through options that combine design, performance, and comfort.

Because custom means more than color or fabric—it means a solution that actually works.

Ready to create your own sleep sanctuary? Book your free in-home consultation today and let’s find the perfect light-blocking solution for your space.

📍 Serving Bloomfield Hills, Birmingham, Rochester Hills, Troy, and all of Metro Detroit.💡 Expertly installed by Perr Daht Window Fashions & Design

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