WINDOW FASHIONS NORTHWEST

CUSTOM WINDOW SHADES

Custom shades can handle very different jobs depending on the room. We help you compare roller, cellular, Roman, sheer, banded, woven, and other shade styles around privacy, glare, room darkening, insulation, texture, and everyday operation.

Custom window shade installation
Modern roller shades
Luxury Roman shades
How Shades Help

Choose the Shade Around the Room

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Light Control

Choose how much daylight is softened, reduced, or blocked.

Privacy Options

Compare sheer, light-filtering, and more opaque materials around the privacy the room actually needs.

Energy Efficient

Some shade constructions can add an insulating layer near the glass.

Design Versatility

Fabric, texture, fold, and operating style can be matched to the room without forcing one look through the whole house.

Our Collection

Popular Shade Styles in the Pacific Northwest

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Roller Shades

Roller Shades

A clean profile with a wide range of fabric and opacity choices.

Cellular Shades

Cellular Shades

Cellular construction can add privacy and an insulating layer at the window.

Roman Shades

Roman Shades

Soft fabric folds add more texture and visual presence than a simple roller shade.

Sheer Shadings

Sheer Shadings

Sheer fabric and adjustable vanes can soften incoming light while keeping the window visually open.

Banded and Dual Shades

Banded & Dual Shades

Alternating fabric bands provide another way to adjust privacy and light.

Woven Woods

Woven Woods

Woven textures bring a more natural, tactile look to the window.

See Shade Options in Your Home

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Selection Guide

Choosing Custom Shades for the Way the Room Is Used

Shades can solve very different problems depending on the fabric, construction, opacity, mounting position, and operating system. The right choice starts with what the window needs to do rather than choosing a style from a catalog.

Privacy and opacity

Light-filtering, room-darkening, and more open materials behave differently during the day and at night. Bedrooms, street-facing windows, and view windows often need different levels of coverage.

Heat, glare, and natural light

Sun exposure changes throughout the day. A west-facing room may need stronger glare and heat control than a shaded room where the priority is keeping the space bright.

Mounting and stack

Window depth, trim, handles, and the amount of glass you want exposed when the shade is raised can affect whether an inside or outside mount makes more sense.

Manual or motorized operation

Motorization can be useful for tall windows, windows behind furniture, grouped shades, or rooms where treatments are adjusted frequently.

Where This Treatment Often Makes Sense

  • Bedrooms that need privacy or stronger room darkening
  • Living rooms where glare needs to be reduced without closing off the room
  • Tall or difficult-to-reach windows
  • Rooms where a softer fabric treatment is preferred over slatted blinds

What Affects the Project Cost

Custom treatment pricing depends on the exact windows and selected materials. These are the factors that commonly move a project up or down before a quote is prepared.

  • Window size and number of openings
  • Shade style and material
  • Opacity, liners, and specialty fabrics
  • Manual versus motorized operation
  • Mounting conditions and installation requirements

From Samples to Installation

The process starts in your home. We look at the windows, the room, surrounding finishes, privacy needs, sun exposure, and how often the treatment will be operated. You can compare samples in the actual light, we measure the openings, and the selected treatments are ordered for the project and professionally installed.