PowerView® Automation

Program your window treatments so that they adjust themselves automatically, creating the perfect room ambiance morning, noon and night.

Sheer Shades

Learn more about Hunter Douglas custom window sheers, including our shadings and privacy sheers. Innovative, light-diffusing sheers. Your trusted source for window treatments.

Cellular Shades

Cellular honeycomb shades from Hunter Douglas. An energy-efficient design that traps air in distinct pockets to help keep your house cool in the summer and warm in the winter.

Roman Shades

Custom-made fabric Roman Shades by Hunter Douglas, combining the look of soft folds with the ease and convenience of a shade. Custom-crafted.

Roller Shades

The Hunter Douglas roller shades & solar screen shades collections offer excellent light control and a clean, stylish look in a range of fabrics and materials.

Woven Shades

For a warm, natural look our Hunter Douglas Woven Wood Shades collection of window treatments transforms sunlight into captivating design statements. Choose yours today.

Vertical Shades

Find the right custom vertical shades for any room in your home. Search our most popular window shades.

Wood Blinds

From controlling light to their stylish, sleek look, wood blinds have been a favorite among homeowners for decades.

Metal Blinds

Find the perfect metal blinds for any room in your home. From controlling light to their stylish, sleek look, metal blinds have been a favorite among homeowners.

Vertical Blinds

Discover Hunter Douglas customized vertical blinds featuring elegant styling and translucency in a large selection of colors, treatments, and textures. Lifetime guarantee.

Shutters

Hunter Douglas custom window shutters provide superior light control and privacy with classic styles, long-lasting finishes, and exceptional craftsmanship.

Drapery

Choose from timeless and on-trend fabrics, including lofty textures and alluring jacquards, artisanal embroideries and luminous sheers.

Light Enhancing

Enjoy the beauty of natural light and make any space more captivating, with the following light-enhancing shades.

Room Darkening

Want a darker room for better sleep or optimal movie binging? These shades and drapes help block light at the window.

Energy Efficient

Live comfortably and save energy with these shades. Designer to keep a room warm in the winter and cool in the summer.

Door Coverings

Manage natural light and add privacy with these window treatments that work well for sliding-glass and patio doors.

Sound Absorption

Create a quieter, more relaxing room with these window treatments, which help absorb sound, reducing exterior noise.

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Paint Like a Pro

A breakdown of the basics

You’ve picked a color and are ready to give a room a fresh coat of paint. Before you dip your brush, keep these tips in mind for a professional-looking result.

Remove outlet covers and switch plates. It really is easier to unscrew and remove these accessories rather than spending time taping around them.
Fix holes and cracks. Fill nail holes and cracks with spackle or patching compound, let it dry, and then sand the patched area so it’s smooth and flush with the wall surface.
Wash the walls. Dirt and grime make it harder for paint to adhere, so it’s worthwhile to use a sponge and warm water to wash the walls. If walls are greasy (typical of a kitchen or mudroom), use a degreaser to clean them.
Tape off the trim. Use painter’s tape (not masking tape) to tape off window and door trim. Make sure to press the tape down flat so the paint doesn’t bleed through.
Use canvas drop cloths. Canvas is a better choice for a drop cloth than plastic, as its thicker, heavier material helps prevent drips from seeping through to your floor. And if you drip paint onto a plastic drop cloth, the paint will take a long time to dry—meaning you run the risk of stepping in it and creating a mess.
Light things up. With a good, bright light, you can easily see spots you’ve missed.
Stir the paint. Paint separates, so a good stirring before you begin (and periodically throughout the project) ensures consistent color.
Pour it out. Leaving a can open so you can repeatedly dip your brush into it will dry out the paint in the can faster. Instead, pour some of the paint into a smaller container that you can hold in one hand—and put the lid back on the paint can.
Prime and paint the ceiling first. Use a brush to cut in (paint the edges) where the ceiling and wall meet, then paint the rest of the ceiling with a roller. Vary the direction you paint in, to avoid showing overlap marks.
Prime and paint one wall at a time. Prime one wall at a time; once the room is primed, paint one wall at a time, rather than painting the edges of the entire room first. This way, the edges of the wall you’re priming or painting will still be wet when you blend them with paint from the roller, giving you a more seamless look.
Wrap up your brush. Wrap your paintbrush or roller in plastic wrap in between walls, to keep the paint from drying out..

Unscrew wall accessories

Don’t skip taping off trim

Use a roller for the ceiling

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