BLINDS & SHADES

Achieve the elegant look of wood with faux wood blinds at a lower price. Today’s faux wood blinds go way beyond white and ivory.  They are available with textures and finishes that resemble wood grain and since they are made of synthetic materials they work well in areas with high humidity, such as kitchens and bathrooms.

Commonly referred to “Bamboo” shades, today’s natural woven shades have an extraordinary amount of fabric options to choose from.  Natural reeds, bamboo, grass, paper and jute are woven to create textural window treatments in colors for the modern interior. Woven shades may be the perfect finishing touch to your rustic or eclectic design style.  Natural woven blinds are available with or without privacy and blackout lining that may be inherent to the blinds or operate separately. Woven shades can also be motorized.

If sleek and modern is your “thing,” then roller shades are for you. Roller shades are light filtering and provide privacy but raise up to reveal an unobstructed view of the outdoors with a clean and tailored headrail.  Choose from hundreds of colors and textures with multiple control options from cordless to motorized. Roller shade fabrics allow you to customize the degree to which they filter ultra-violet light by the openness or opacity of the fabric or in simple terms, how see-through they are. A 10 percent openness allows you to see outside, while a 1 percent openness, does not allow you to see out.

Our workroom can create one-of-a-kind, custom fabric shades, in various styles. Choose from relaxed, London, balloon, straight, operable or stationary.  Coordinate the textiles on your furniture with your window dressings by choosing from thousands of designer fabrics. Custom fabric shades are truly a personalized window fashion and unique to your home.  Our workroom can even create a custom fabric shade that is motorized!

Vertical blinds are especially made for large windows or sliding glass doors. They can be the ideal solution in residential or commercial settings based upon the window’s architecture and function.  It is easier to operate blinds vertically on an oversized window because they distribute the weight differently than horizontal blinds. New color choices and textures in vertical blinds compliment today’s design trends. Vertical blinds also offer options for how the blind stacks on the window.  Options include one-way stack or split- stack.