Classic, real-wood blinds that add warmth to any room.
Long-lasting blinds perfect for bathrooms or sunrooms.
Durable, attractive blinds ideal for busy households.
Light-diffusing vertical sheer panels with fully-integrated vertical vanes.
Statement-making, sleek, gliding panels perfect for tall or wide windows.
A sleek, contemporary alternative to traditional panel-track blinds.
Elegantly styled vertical blinds that mimic plush drapery folds.
A wide selection of materials, colors and textures for any design aesthetic.
A minimalist design, so art and furniture can take center stage in a room.
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One of the more popular types of window treatments, blinds are constructed of slats that rotate to let light in. You’ll find them crafted out of various materials, including wood, metal and fabric.
Blinds come in a variety of different types; the type that will work best for you depends on what your needs are for the room and your personal taste.
Vertical blinds are perfect for covering tall windows, large expanses of glass and patio or sliding-glass doors. They come in a wide range of styles, from traditional-looking blinds to sheers and gliding panels, as well as materials, ranging from fabric and vinyl to aluminum.
A classic style, wood blinds add warmth to a room. They’re available in genuine hardwood as well as alternative wood.
Durable and versatile, metal blinds are perfect for a home’s high-traffic areas.
Many vertical blind styles are ideal for covering windows and doors; wood, alternative wood and metal horizontal blinds are an option for covering French doors.
The types of blinds listed here—horizontal blinds in genuine hardwood, alternative wood and metal, as well as vertical blinds—are all popular.
Blinds can fit many types of specialty shapes, depending on their material, including bay and corner windows, arches, angles and French doors.
For blinds that best meet your needs, schedule an appointment with your local Hunter Douglas specialist.