Shades

Custom window shades in Peachtree City, GA

The most versatile treatment we sell. A wide selection of materials, several control options and every level of light control from a soft filter to full blackout, which means there is a shade that fits the room rather than a room that has to accommodate the shade.

Schedule a free in-home consultation and save up to 25% on your custom window treatments. Certain restrictions apply. Ask your consultant for details.

Grey roller shades with a white leaf pattern, lowered partway on the corner windows of a dining room that looks out over woods.

Styles from The BlindGuyz

  • Empire Shades
  • Star Shades
  • Callistus Window Fashions
  • Brightside Window Fashions

What we fit

The shades we make to measure

All of it built for your openings, all of it seen in your own light before you decide.

Honeycomb cellular shades
The most all-purpose shade there is. Honeycomb cells trap air between the window and the room, buffering heat loss in winter and heat gain in summer, and they stack in a neat accordion that does not block the view when raised.
Blackout cellular shades
When daytime needs to feel like night: for an afternoon nap, a night-shift sleeper, or a media room.
Solar roller shades
Protects the room from UV while you keep the view. Over 280 exclusive eco-friendly materials, in a simple, elegant profile.
Designer roller shades
Big, bold designs and kaleidoscopic color. 39 exclusive materials and more than 240 swatches, on the most pared-down profile of any shade we fit.
Light filtering roller shades
A soft oasis of light. Reduces glare and holds privacy, with a sleek modern profile and an uncanny ability to regulate daylight.
Roman shades
Soft fabric folds that stack neatly when raised. Timeless, and the shade that reads as a furnishing rather than a mechanism.
Sheer shades
A delicate balance between light filtration and privacy, softening daylight into something that makes a room feel inviting.
Top-down / bottom-up
Drop the shade from the top for daylight while the bottom stays closed for privacy. Available on cellular, and the option most people wish they had known about sooner.

How to choose

Start with how much light you want to lose

Every shade we fit sits somewhere on one scale, and knowing where you want to land narrows the whole selection down in about a minute.

Keep the light

Light filtering

Softens the sun and cuts the glare without shutting the room down. You keep a bright room and lose the harshness. Privacy during the day, less so once the lights are on inside.

Keep the view

Solar and sheer

Blocks UV and heat while you can still see out. The right answer on a window with something worth looking at, where a conventional shade would trade the view for the comfort.

Lose the light

Room darkening and blackout

For bedrooms, nurseries and media rooms: anywhere daytime needs to feel like night. This is the shade that gets a baby down for an afternoon nap or lets a night-shift worker sleep.

Every one of those is available cordless, and most are available motorized. Cellular shades also come top-down / bottom-up, which lets you drop the shade from the top for daylight while keeping the bottom closed for privacy.

What you are choosing between

Three ways to lift a shade

The fabric decides how the room feels. The lift decides how often the shade annoys you. They are separate choices and the second one gets less thought than it deserves.

Standard

Corded

Best for rooms with no small children and no pets.

  • The most economical lift on any shade we fit
  • Full travel on wide and heavy shades
  • Available across the whole fabric range
  • There is an operating cord, so it is not the choice in a nursery
Most homes

Cordless and top-down

What most of our customers end up with.

  • No operating cord and no continuous loop
  • Meets the cordless safety standard for homes with children
  • Top-down / bottom-up available on cellular shades
  • Nothing hanging down the window, so the sightline stays clean
  • You have to reach the shade to move it, so a tall window is still a stretch

Top-down / bottom-up is the option people are most often glad they were told about.

Hard to reach

Motorized

Tall windows, wide runs and west-facing glass.

  • Remote, app or schedule, across cellular, roller, roman and sheer
  • No cord, same as cordless
  • Group a run of windows and move them together
  • A battery to charge, unless the run is hardwired

Covered in full on our motorized and automated page, including which tier does what.

The one worth understanding

What the honeycomb in a cellular shade actually does

The cells are not decorative. A honeycomb shade traps a layer of air between the window and the room, and that trapped air is what buffers the heat, holding warmth in through a cold snap and holding the sun's heat out through an Atlanta summer. Double cell shades trap more of it than single cell and insulate correspondingly better.

That construction also decides the light. A single or double cell in a light filtering fabric lets a small amount of light through, cutting glare and the harshness of direct sun while still bathing the room in something soft. Room darkening and blackout fabrics take that the other way for bedrooms and media rooms. Same shade, same mechanism, completely different room.

The reason interior decorators reach for them is that they do all of the above in dozens of colors and textures, mount inside or outside the frame, and sit under a roman shade without fighting it. One detail people like: however many colors the range comes in, they all have a white backing, so the house reads uniform from the curb no matter what you chose room by room.

We are not going to quote you an energy-saving percentage. The figures circulating in this industry come from a study of a commercial high-rise with single-pane glass, and your house is not that. The mechanism is real and measurable; the number you have seen quoted is not yours.

Close-up of sage green cellular shades filtering daylight beside a sofa.

Roller shades

Why a roller keeps more of the window than anything else

A roller shade collects a flat panel of fabric on a roller at the top of the window rather than stacking material as it rises. Nothing folds and nothing gathers, so when it is fully up there is very little of it left in the opening. It is the most pared-down profile of any blind or shade available.

That makes it the answer when the view is the point. If maximising what you can see out of a window matters more than what the treatment looks like when it is down, a roller wins, and solar fabric takes it further by holding the UV and the heat off while leaving the view intact.

The trade-off is character. A roller is a clean, modern, quiet thing; a roman shade or a cellular has more presence in the room. Which is right depends entirely on whether the window is something you look through or something you look at.

What we fit

The lines we carry

We are a dealer, not a manufacturer, so we fit the shade that suits the window rather than the one we are obliged to sell.

Cellular and roller

Norman

Strong across cellular and roller, with the same manufacturing and finishing standards behind them as the shutters we fit. Their motorized tiers run from a simple battery wand up to full app control.

Solar and designer

Alta

The breadth line: solar materials, designer prints and the swatch count that makes a difficult color match possible. PowerWand if you want lift without a cord, and the more retrofit-friendly of the two if you may want to motorize later.

Questions

Before you book

The things people ask us most often on the first call about shades.

Something not answered here?

(770) 525-6734

Where we work

Peachtree City, south Atlanta and beyond

We live and work and raised our family right here in the Peachtree City and south Atlanta area. As a family-owned, locally operated business, we treat every customer like a neighbor, because most of them are.

Not on the list? We travel further for larger projects, so call and ask.

(770) 525-6734

Free estimate

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Tell us about your windows and we will bring the showroom to you. No charge for the visit, the measuring or the quote.

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(770) 525-6734
  • Free in-home consultation and quote
  • Our own installers, never subcontractors
  • Limited lifetime warranty, in writing