Sustainability at AOSKY

A closer look at the natural materials, skilled hands, and everyday choices behind our woven wood shades.

Our approach

Small choices, considered carefully.

Choosing a window covering is about more than how it looks. We believe it helps to understand what goes into it, how it is made, and how it will work in your home day to day.

The hands behind the weave

Made with a human touch

Some of our woven wood shades begin with natural materials that are prepared and threaded together by hand. The natural variation in the materials gives the finished weave its character.

Preparing the fibers

Natural materials are prepared for weaving, with the texture and variation that make each fiber distinctive.

Building the weave

Threads bring the materials together into a patterned surface, with a rhythm and texture you can see up close.

Working the weave by hand

Hands work through the weave, bringing care and attention to the details along the way.

A natural starting point

Texture you can see and feel

Our woven wood collection includes shades made with bamboo and other plant fibers. Bamboo can send up new shoots from its underground rhizomes after selective harvesting. Natural fibers can vary in color and texture from one weave to another.

A material is only one part of the picture. Sourcing, processing, the other components and how long a shade is used all matter, too. A shade is more than its woven surface: threads, hardware, and optional linings are part of the finished product too. Materials and options vary by style, so check the product details before you choose.

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Choosing for your home

Good to know before you choose

A more considered choice is one that fits your window, your room, and the way you live.

Look beyond the weave

Natural fibers are one part of a shade. If you have questions about the lining, finishes, or other components, ask us about the specific style you're considering.

Think about light and privacy

Open weaves let in daylight but can offer less privacy at night. Some styles offer privacy or blackout linings; check the options on each product page.

Choose for the long run

Measure carefully and order a sample to see the texture and color in your own light. A shade that suits your room is one you're more likely to enjoy living with.

Everyday care

Enjoy the details.
Care for them gently.

Woven textures are made to be lived with. A little regular care helps keep dust from settling into the weave.

For questions about a particular material or finish, our team can help you find the right care guidance.

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How should I clean a woven wood shade?

Dust gently with a soft cloth or a vacuum's soft brush attachment. Follow the care instructions for your specific shade and avoid soaking the natural fibers.

Will a woven shade give me privacy at night?

It depends on the openness of the weave and the lighting on either side of the window. For more privacy, check whether a privacy or blackout lining is available for your chosen shade.

Are woven wood shades made entirely from natural materials?

The woven surface may contain natural fibers, but the finished shade also includes components such as threads and hardware, and may have a lining. Materials vary by style.

Can I see the weave before ordering?

Yes. Explore our sample options to see the color and texture in your own home before choosing a shade.

Find your texture

See the weave for yourself.

Colors and textures feel different in your own space. Start with a sample and find the one that feels at home.

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