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Roller Shades, Minimal on Purpose

Designer Roller Shades deliver clean, minimal coverage from light filtering to blackout. Simple lines suit any room.

Why Choose Shade №7

Designed Just For You

Transform your space with our custom-made window treatments.

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Consult With Our Experts

Contact us and an expert will help you to choose the perfect product for your home.
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Professional Measurements

After discussing all the details of your project, our professionals will measure your windows and provide you with a quote.
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Certified Hunter Douglas Installation

We provide a full-service solution that handles all aspects of installation.
The Details

Why Shades From Us

Shades are our namesake for a reason. Every one we sell is custom built, and most of what makes window shades feel premium happens in the spec and the install.
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Fabric-First Selection

Opacity chosen room by room, from glow-through sheers to true blackout shades for serious sleepers.
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Measured and Made

Every shade is built to a measured opening, so edges seal light instead of leaking it.
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PowerView Throughout

Motorization is available across the entire shade family, from one bedroom window to a whole glass wall.
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Showroom Proof

Working displays of every style, so you can operate the real thing before choosing.

Bring Your Vision to Light

You know how you want your home to feel. We know how to get it there. Book an in-home consultation and we'll walk your rooms together, window by window.

How a Project Works

[Stage 1] Talk It Through

Start in our showroom or book an in-home consultation. We listen first: how the room is used, what the light does, what's been bothering you.

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[Stage 2] Design and Decide

We narrow the options to what actually fits your windows, your style, and the way you live, with real samples in your hands.

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[Stage 3] Measure and Make

We measure every opening ourselves, then your treatments are custom built to those exact dimensions. No stock sizes, no almost-fits.

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[Stage 4] Install and Enjoy

Our installer hangs every piece, dials in the operation, and walks you through it. We don't leave until it works the way it should.

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[Stage 1] Talk It Through
[Stage 2] Design and Decide
[Stage 3] Measure and Make
[Stage 4] Install and Enjoy
Designer and homeowner talking through window covering options with sample binders in a sunlit dining room
Hands turning through a window covering sample book showing blind and shade swatches
Installer lifting a tool bag from his vehicle outside a home before a window treatment install
Installer on a step ladder drilling a mounting bracket above a window beside sheer horizontal shades
Roller shades are the quiet professionals of the window: one smooth motion, a tiny stack, and fabric choices that run from barely-there to total blackout.

Minimalism That Performs

Designer Roller Shades

The core of the category is the Hunter Douglas Designer Roller line: hundreds of fabrics, from airy light-filtering weaves to dimensional textures to true blackout roller shades materials, rolling on smooth, quiet hardware with cassette and fascia options that finish the headrail cleanly. Because the face is one uninterrupted plane of fabric, the choice of material is the whole design, and it's why we choose rollers from physical samples against your wall color and light rather than from a screen.

Designer Banded Shades

Banded shades, the Designer Banded line, alternate sheer and opaque horizontal stripes on a continuous loop; glide the bands into alignment and light pours through, offset them and the room goes private. The effect is graphic and contemporary, a favorite for offices, modern living rooms, and anywhere a plain roller shade feels too quiet. It keeps the roller's minimal footprint while giving the window something to say.

Where Rollers Win

Kitchens, baths, offices, media rooms, and any modern space that wants windows quiet: this is roller territory. The fabric wipes or dusts clean, the mechanism is the simplest and most durable in the family, and motorized PowerView rollers in a bedroom, blackout fabric rising on a schedule, remain one of our most-installed configurations. Homeowners also ask about outdoor roller shades for lanais; exterior products are a separate conversation, and we'll point you to what genuinely survives Florida weather before you buy anything.

Layering is the roller's quiet superpower. Dual-roller brackets stack a sheer solar fabric and a blackout fabric on one window, view by day, darkness by night, with both rolling into a single clean cassette. Under drapery, a roller does the daily work invisibly while the fabric layer takes the credit. Cassette, fascia, and exposed-roll options decide how minimal the headrail reads, and fabric choice does the rest. If your taste runs to rooms that look effortless, this is the category that makes the windows disappear into the design, and the showroom wall of rollers shows just how wide the fabric range runs.

FAQs

Your Questions, Answered

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FAQs

Your Questions, Answered

Where do roller shades work best?

Anywhere the window should stay visually quiet: kitchens, baths, offices, media rooms, and modern living spaces. They also excel as the hidden working layer behind drapery, doing the daily light duty while the fabric layer does the talking.

Can roller shades be blackout?

Fully. Blackout roller fabrics block light through the material itself, and side channels can close the edge gaps for media rooms and serious sleepers. A blackout roller on a PowerView schedule is the closest thing to a light switch for the sun.

Are roller shades or cellular shades better for energy efficiency?

Cellulars win the insulation contest; their honeycomb air pockets are engineered for exactly that. Rollers counter with solar and reflective fabrics that cut radiant heat and glare while keeping a view. Heat-driven rooms often get cellular; view-driven rooms get solar rollers; some homes get both.

Can roller shades be motorized?

Yes, and rollers motorize the most gracefully of any shade: PowerView hardware hides entirely in the cassette, leaving nothing but fabric and a schedule. App, remote, voice, and out-of-state control are all standard fare for our second-home clients.