From Roman shades to roller shades, they'll integrate well into your design.

Ask us about motorization, too.

White Graber roller shade installed over a sliding glass door. Potted plants and cacti line the farm table in the dining room.

Motorized window treatments are ideal for shades in high windows and as a safety measure for families with young children. Shades offer the elegance of drapery while remaining a product that is streamlined, simple, and functional.

We carry cellular, roman, roller, and motorized shades.

Talk to one of our designers about your options and materials, which include:

Woven wood and fiber materials
Roman shades
Bottom-up/top down
Panel tracks/sliding panels
Blackout roller shades
Honeycomb/pleated shades

If home automation interests you, please ask about motorization options.

Shade brands include: Hunter Douglas, Graber, Norman, Rollease Acmeda, Window-ology, and Comfortex.

Call us now or fill out our contact form to schedule a complimentary design consultation. Please note, as quotes are built on window measurements and product selected, we do not provide cost estimates over the phone.

White Graber roller shade installed over a bathroom window. On the counter there are several potted plants and red flowers.

White Graber roller shades installed over three windows in the dining room of a home in San Ramon, California. A delicate orchid leans over a farm table laden with potted flowers, succulents, cacti, and plants.

White Graber roller shade installed over sliding glass door in a dining room. There is a long brown farm table lined with potted plants and succulents. One of the cacti is wearing a sombrero.

Three white Graber roller shades hang over three dining room windows in a Bay Area Home. They shade the potted plants on the farm table from the sun. There are cacti, succulents, orchids, and other plants on the red table runner.

A sheer white roller shade covers an arched bathroom window in a San Rafael, California home. The window is by an oval bathtub. There is a painting of the Golden Gate Bridge on the right wall and a towel rack with fluffy towels on the left.

A sheer white roller shade covers an arched bathroom window by a built-in bathtub. There is a painting of the Golden Gate Bridge hanging over the tub faucet and a shower built into the wall behind it.

Graber beige window shade for a sliding glass door in the San Francisco Bay Area. There is a fuzzy orange bedspread on the bed. The walls of the room are also camel-colored.

A beige window shade for a sliding glass door is pulled halfway open, revealing a balcony. There is a queen bed in the foreground covered by a fuzzy orange blanket.

Detail of Graber honeycomb cell shades for a window in Hercules, California installed by Window-ology.

A tan, textured cell shade hangs over a kitchen window. The cord is looped and secured to the white kitchen wall.

Three tan bottom-up-top down shades cover three windows in a living room.

Two grey honeycomb shades cover bedroom windows. The walls are beige and the bed is unmade. The shades are partially raised.

Two grey cellular shades hang closed over bedroom windows. They are sheer shades, so light passes through and falls onto the four-poster bed.