What type of shade can be controlled by residents and limits incoming light?

Room darkening shades are designed specifically to reduce or limit the amount of incoming light into a space. They typically feature materials that block out light more effectively than standard window coverings, making it easier for residents to achieve a darker, more controlled environment in their living spaces. These shades can be adjusted according to the preferences of the residents, providing flexibility in how much light is allowed in.

Natural shade, on the other hand, usually refers to shade provided by trees or other external elements rather than an adjustable feature inside the home. Partial shade suggests that some light filters through, but does not necessarily allow for the control that room darkening shades provide. Temporary shade indicates a less permanent solution and does not imply an ability to regulate light levels consistently. Room darkening shades, therefore, are the most effective option for controlled light management within a residential setting.