Schedule your consultation today and save $300. Don’t wait — take the next step now.




If you are unsure about the motorization you need, select the “Unsure” option. We will contact you and adjust your bill accordingly before completing the order.
The control chain is removed from motorized shades. Make sure to select a remote, too.
Most windows use the standard roll direction because it allows less light to seep in around the sides of the window. The reverse roll direction (waterfall) creates a gap between the shade and the window. If you’re adding window treatments to doors with handles or windows with cranks that might get caught, select the reverse option.
Side channels are added to your window to completely close off all light. Include them if this roller shade is for a bedroom.
For an optimal fit, measurement must be exact. We are not responsible for faulty measurements.
Make sure to describe your window and add any helpful comments to your order to ensure you get the right custom window treatment.
Fractions are allowed in decimal points. For example, 50 1/2 would be 50.50.
For your reference: 1/4″ is 0.25; 1/2″ is 0.50; 3/4″ is 0.75; 7/8″ is 0.875
Notes:
To accommodate the brackets on a roller shade, the fabric is one inch narrower than the size requested.
Shades over 110 inches in height may come with an industry-standard discreet seam.






Inside mounts require a factory determined deduction to be taken.








Available in four openness factors:
Available in two styles:
Available in four materials:
Available in four materials:
Available in two styles:
The main difference between these two vertical blind styles is their visual texture and light-blocking capability.
Curve (Textured) vanes use an “S” or “C” shape with a decorative surface to mimic the look of drapery, while Stimulus (Non-textured) vanes are flat and smooth for a clean, minimalist appearance.
The bamboo material used in window shades is a natural, fast-growing grass fiber prized for its sustainability, strength, and organic texture. Unlike solid wood blinds, these shades are handcrafted by weaving various parts of the bamboo plant into flexible panels.
Available in three styles:
The main difference between these options lies in their internal structure, insulation performance, and aesthetic consistency. While they all appear similar from the front, honeycomb (cellular) shades are multi-layered for energy efficiency, whereas pleated shades are a single layer of fabric.
Available in four styles:
The main difference between these Roman shade styles is how the fabric behaves when the shade is fully lowered. Classic and Front Flat folds provide a structured, tailored look with horizontal lines, while Hobbled folds create voluminous, cascading loops, and Relaxed folds feature a soft, unconstructed “smile” at the bottom.