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Why work with us

custom blinds and shades

Easy

  • Measure with confidence
  • Hassle-free installation
  • Complete support

quality

  • Top-tier fabrics and materials
  • Robust motors & hardware
  • Expert craftsmanship

value

  • Quality without the premium
  • Energy-efficient by design
  • Champagne style, beer budget

confidence

  • 3-year warranty on blinds/shades
  • 5-year motor warranty
  • 30-day satisfaction guarantee

Nationwide

Professional measuring & Installation Available

  • Professional technicians across the U.S.
  • Guaranteed accurate measurements & safe installation
  • Pre-screened, insured, and licensed
  • Experts average 24 years in the business
  • Trusted by homeowners, designers, and builders nationwide

We partner with National Blinds Installation (NBI) Inc. which is America's premier window covering installation company for over 21 years, NBI has installed 263,000+ blinds and shades for 37,000+ satisfied customers.

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"Whether for a residential home or a commercial property, the company offers products that combine sustainability, technology, and affordability".

How to Design, Order, and Install

Blog posts

Geometric Shades Are Trending with a black, gray, and cream geometric fabric shade featuring repeating circles and arcs
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Geometric Shades Are Trending: Eye Tracking, Scale, and Fabric Rules

Learn why geometric shades are trending, how patterns draw the eye, and how to choose scale, color, and fabric for a room that feels balanced.

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Bulk Window Treatment Orders

Bulk Window Treatment Orders: 3 Checks Retail Buyers Must Confirm

Learn how retail buyers can place bulk window treatment orders, verify MOQs by SKU or color, approve samples, confirm schedules, and avoid costly delays.

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Soft morning light passing through a custom shade
blackout shades

Custom Shade Opacity: 5 Levels, Room Choices Backed by Research

Compare five shade opacity levels by room, then weigh daylight, privacy, glare, and view against DOE, LBNL, and Stanford findings on energy use.

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