Cellular shades
Cellular (honeycomb) shades trap air in their cells to help insulate your windows. They’re easy to use, durable and come in fabrics from sheer to blackout, so they fit almost any room.
Solutions
Replace dated blinds with shades you’ll love
Bent slats, tangled cords and faded vinyl date a room fast. We take down your old blinds and replace them with custom cordless shades that fit your windows, your light and your style, one room or the whole house.
Cordless & safer
Cordless and motorized lifts remove dangling cords for kids and pets.
Better light & privacy
Choose sheer, light-filtering or blackout fabric room by room.
Lower energy bills
Cellular shades insulate far better than old aluminum or vinyl blinds.
What we recommend
Products that fit
Layered & zebra shades
Layered shades, also called zebra shades, pair alternating sheer and solid bands of fabric. Line up the sheer bands to let in soft daylight, or offset them for privacy and a clean, modern look.
Roller shades
Roller shades give any window a clean, modern look, in fabrics from sheer to blackout. A fabric-wrapped valance hides the roller, so it’s easy to keep one consistent style throughout your home.
Natural woven wood shades
Natural Woven Wood Shades are handwoven from materials like jute, bamboo, wood and grasses. They bring the colors and textures of nature into a room for a relaxed, casual-luxury feel.
How it works
From first visit to finished windows
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Walk-through
We look at what you have now, what bothers you about it and how each room is used.
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Room-by-room plan
Fabrics, colors and lift options with a written quote. Do one room now and more later.
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Remove & install
We take down the old blinds and install your new shades. Typically 3–4 weeks from order to installation. Timing for your selected products is confirmed during the free in-home consultation.
Common questions
Yes. We take down your existing blinds on install day and take them with us.
Yes. We can phase rooms and keep fabrics consistent across the house.
If only the motor or controls on motorized shades are failing, we can usually repair them (see Motorization & repair). Broken slats, cords and faded blinds are usually better replaced.