Window Coverings

1. Think about why you want to cover your window. What are your primary concerns – privacy, insulation, energy savings, security, style, light control, or to protect your furnishings? This is the first question to answer when trying to find the perfect window covering.
2. Let your designer or window treatment consultant know your budget. This will help in narrowing down the product categories and make sure that you will get a solution you love within your budget. 
3. Design! Think about the emotion you want to create for yourself and others who enter the room in question as well as your home. Now is your chance to create the ambiance and feel that you’ve always wanted. It’s amazing how the color, style, and options for your window treatments can affect the mood and feel of the room. 

This category is known as hard treatments as opposed to drapery, which is called soft treatments. Over the years there has been tremendous innovation, and each one of these window treatment categories has expanded to include multiple subcategories. To learn more about specific products see our specific product pages.

• Shades

Shades are a piece of fabric which rolls, stacks or folds, opening to a view only when the shade is rolled up. Certain shades do allow for “view through.”  Types of shades include Roller Shades, Woven Shades, Cellular Shades, Pleated Shades, Solar Shades, and Roman Shades.

• Blinds

Blinds have louvers which allow your view outside without lifting the treatment. It allows you to manipulate light and create a customized feel. The name blinds originated when they were used to “blind” one from seeing into a home. Over the past few years, many new options and designs have developed, including anti-dust features and fabric tapes for blinds. Types of blinds include Wooden Blinds, Faux Wood Blinds, and Aluminum Blinds.

• Shutters

Shutters are usually installed into a window frame and are horizontal slats, either made of wood or a polyresin that can be stationary or tilted. They do not move up and down like blinds, but applications can fold across the windows.

Window treatments play a pivotal role in enhancing a room’s aesthetics and functionality. They contribute to the overall interior design in several ways:

• Aesthetic Enhancement: Window treatments, such as blinds, drapery, and shades, add color, texture, and patterns to a room, contributing to its visual appeal. They can complement the room’s color palette and create a cohesive look, serving as focal points and adding depth and character to the space.
• Light Control: Window treatments allow for the control of natural light entering the room. This not only affects the ambiance but can also influence the perceived size of the space and the mood within it.
• Privacy: By providing privacy, window treatments contribute to a room’s comfort and functionality, allowing individuals to feel secure and at ease within the space.
• Energy Efficiency: Certain window treatments can contribute to energy efficiency by helping to regulate the temperature within a room, reducing heat gain in the summer and heat loss in the winter.
• Visual Rhythm: When selected appropriately, window treatments can harmonize with the interior decor, establishing a visual rhythm that enhances the overall aesthetic appeal of the room.

We are committed to providing quality products, competitive pricing, and exceptional value. Our prices are very competitive for the quality products, expert installation, and superior service we provide for our customers. This expertise provides the peace of mind that you will have the best window treatments to fit your home and lifestyle, precision measurements, and flawless professional installation for lasting beauty and value.

The length of time depends on the products you order. All window treatments are custom designed to your exact specifications and the length of time varies. When you place your order, we will keep you informed about the installation date.

Yes. Our staff is equipped, trained, and certified to handle commercial jobs. Projects we have worked on include office buildings, doctor’s offices, conference rooms, and even warehouses.