Roller shades are a great way to dress up any window space with a flat and decorative window treatment. Roller shades are universally known to pair well with most decor styles.

Roller shades are a great foundational solution for proving sun control and privacy without necessarily blocking all the light
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A natural roller shade with a custom valance.

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Need custom blackout shades for your bedroom to help you sleep more soundly? Want to reduce glare on your television when watching a movie? Hunter Douglas offers a range of light-blocking shades for the right amount of room darkness. But with so many options, deciding what room darkening shades to buy can be challenging. Roller? Cellular? Cordless? Dark-colored or white blackout shades?

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Roller shades with Curtains and Valance.
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One of the bedrooms in the Plant-Sumner House where I replaced the roller shades. The shades had to historically correct.
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Ronda Batchelor, Galley laundry room with folding counter, dirty clothes bins on rollers underneath, clean clothes baskets for each family member, sweater drying racks with built in fan, and built in ironing board.

Hunter Douglas Designer Roller hades with PowerView motorization. The fabric style is Optic and the fabric color is Bayberry. These roller shades feature a sleek, square head rail with matching fabric.

See the difference the roller shades make when added to the hallway windows. They hide the windows and blend with the wall color well as if the windows aren't even there. The home owner wanted to make the shades less noticeable.