Find Your Perfect Custom Window Blinds

That direct route is the reason a made-to-measure covering costs what it does here. There is no warehouse of standard sizes in between, and the price is for the product rather than for a visit to your home. We have been doing it this way since 1993.

The difference shows at the edges of the window. A stock blind that is merely close to the right width leaves gaps down the sides, hangs short of the sill, or sits visibly crooked in an opening that has settled out of square. One built to your figures does none of that.

What You Choose on Every Order

Size and mount

Width and height to your opening, and whether the covering sits inside the window reveal or overlaps it on the wall outside. An inside mount looks built in and keeps the trim visible. An outside mount suits a shallow or out-of-square opening and is the only way to close the light path at the edges.

Material and light control

Hard slats or soft fabric, and how much light the covering lets through. Opacity runs from light filtering, which keeps a room bright while blocking the view in by day, through room darkening, to blackout. On solar fabrics it is set by openness factor instead, from a tight 1 percent weave to an open 14 percent.

Color and finish

Depending on the range, anything from a dozen curated neutrals to twenty or more finishes. Textures run from smooth painted slats and sandblasted woodgrain to woven bamboo, linen-look weaves and printed fabric.

Lift and control

Cordless is the default across most of the catalog: no looped cord anywhere, which is what a home with children or pets needs. Depending on the product you can also choose a tilt wand, a continuous cord loop for a tall or heavy panel, or a motor you run from a remote, an app or a schedule. The full cordless range sits in its own collection.

Valance, headrail and hardware

Several ranges let you pick a valance profile and how it sits relative to the frame. A wide opening can be built as two units on a single headrail, so they operate independently but read as one treatment from the room. Hold-down brackets and spacer blocks are available where a door or a deep sill needs them.

Custom or Ready-Made

Ready-made coverings are cheaper per window, and they work when a window happens to match a stock size. Most windows do not. What you give up is fit: light gaps at the sides where the panel is too narrow, a bottom rail that stops short, and no way to correct an opening that is no longer square.

Custom costs more than a ready-made panel and less than a service that comes out to measure and fit for you, because the price covers the covering rather than the visit. For one small window in a rental, ready-made is a fair call. For a room you spend time in, or a whole house, fit is the thing you are actually buying.

Blinds or Shades

Blinds use rigid slats or vanes that tilt, so you can angle daylight into the room with the covering still down. That is what makes them good where glare moves across the day. Our blind ranges are faux wood, hardwood, aluminum mini and vertical.

Shades are one continuous piece of soft material that rolls, folds or stacks. No tilt, but cleaner lines, better insulation and the only real route to a genuinely dark room. The window shades range covers cellular, roller, solar, Roman, woven wood, zebra, sheer and pleated.

Plenty of windows take either. Where they differ is whether you need to steer light or simply block it.

How an Order Works

Measure the opening, order samples if you are deciding between materials, then configure the product and place the order. Because each piece is built for one window, production takes a little time: usually around five to seven business days, and every product page shows an estimated ship date for the exact item you are configuring. Shipping is free within the continental United States, and financing is available at checkout if you are doing a whole house at once.

Fitting is a two-bracket job on most products and we publish step-by-step guides for each type, but professional installation is available if you would rather not. For an office, rental portfolio or building rather than a single home, our commercial team handles volume orders.

Measuring, Samples and Getting It Right

Measure the opening itself, not an existing covering and not the finished size you have in mind. Use a steel tape, take three widths and three heights, and give us the raw opening figure. We apply the deduction. Our measuring guide covers inside and outside mount for every product type.

Since each piece is built for one window and no other, it is worth taking the guesswork out before you order. Free samples let you see a slat, a weave or an opacity in your own light instead of on a screen. And you can add the MeasureSafe™ Guarantee at checkout: if the measurements turn out wrong, we remake the covering.