Variable environments require variable solutions.

 The Indoor Sky system combines a fabric window shade and light shelf to control daylight and glare while remaining fully configurable.

The heart of the system is a fabric lightshelf, or combination of lightshelves, designed to extend the daylight zone deeper into a building.  Fully operable, the Dayliter Shade may be deployed according to the ultimate variable; sunlight.  Blocking direct, heat-laden sun while, at the same time, offering near perfect glare-free daylight!

 The Dayliter lightshelf is a totally configurable element mounted directly to the main roller shade assembly.  The white or light-colored fabric bounces daylight onto the ceiling and deep into the room even when the main shade is closed to block direct sunlight.  The lightshelf is designed to sit parallel to the ceiling and rotate 90° to dim the amount of daylight entering the room when necessary.

The lightshelves diffuse the daylight to dramatically reduce glare by lowering luminance ratios, a critical factor when dealing with computer screens.  Other light reflecting products that utilize polished surfaces, such as upside-down venetian blinds, create bright patches of light that increase glare.