Light, on your terms.
Custom blinds, shades, shutters and drapery, measured, built and installed by one local crew. Try the studio: raise it, tilt it, change the hour, and see what each treatment does to your light and your privacy.
- Measured to 1/16 inch
- Cordless and motorized options
- 28 Middle TN cities
- Daylight
- 0%
- Privacy
- 0%
- Glare
- Low
Pick a treatment, then raise it, tilt it and change the hour.
- Measured by usEvery window, to the sixteenth.
- Samples in your lightSeen at your own window.
- Cordless firstSafer, cleaner windows.
- Written priceItemized, no pressure.
48 services, eight families.
From faux wood blinds in Franklin to motorized shades in Brentwood or a bay window in Belle Meade, every kind of window treatment job has its own page of details, steps and answers.
Which one is right for this room?
Pick a room, set what matters most to you and get a ranked shortlist of blinds, shades, shutters and drapery. A free in-home visit in the Nashville area turns it into real samples at your windows.
1. Which room?
2. What matters most?
A guide, not a verdict. We bring real samples to your windows so you can compare in your own light.
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From harsh glare to calm, even light.
Drag the handle to compare the same Middle Tennessee living room before and after light-filtering shades and drapery.
Eight parts, one job.
Tap each numbered part to see what it does, then tilt the slats to watch the whole system turn together.
The decorative strip across the top that hides the headrail. It can match the slats or be a fabric or wood accent.
The metal or wood box that holds the whole blind. The tilt, lift and ladder systems all live inside it.
Small brackets that clip the headrail to the frame or wall. They are anchored into solid material and carry the full weight.
The horizontal blades that tilt to steer light. Faux wood, real wood, aluminum and vinyl each have a different weight and feel.
Two thin strands that hold every slat in place and rotate them together when you tilt the blind.
A cord with a lock, an internal spring for cordless, or a motor. It raises and lowers the stack of slats.
A rod, cord or motor that turns the slats open and closed. A wand keeps cord loops out of reach.
The heavier bar at the bottom that keeps the blind straight and gives you something to lift.
Count them. Size them. Price them.
Slide in how many windows you have and how big they are, choose a treatment and how it operates, and see a planning price and your windows drawn as a wall.
Describe your windows
Not sure of your sizes? Use a rough average. A free visit measures every window to the sixteenth of an inch.
- Treatments
- Operation and motors
- Special windows
- Typical lead time
A planning estimate from commonly published averages, not a quote. Real prices depend on exact sizes, fabrics, finishes, controls and installation conditions.
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Know when the sun hits your window.
Pick the direction your window faces and the month, and see the real sun path for Nashville, the hours of direct sun and a starting suggestion.
Where does the sun hit?
Sun angles are calculated for Nashville (about 36.2 degrees north) and shown in local clock time, daylight saving included. Trees, porches and neighbors change what really reaches the glass.
- Peak sun height
- Low-angle glare window
- Heat load
- Fading risk
Six steps, one pull of the cord.
Follow the cord from the first free visit to the final walkthrough. Every step is explained in advance.
Step 1 of 6
- 01
Free in-home consultation
We come to you with real samples, look at the light, the view and how you use each room, and talk through cords, motors and budget.
Samples at your door - 02
Measure every window
Our team measures each opening, often twice, to the sixteenth of an inch, noting frame depth, handles, cranks and anything in the way.
To the sixteenth - 03
Choose and confirm
You pick products, fabrics, colors, lift and controls with samples held up in your own light, then get a clear written price.
Seen in your light - 04
Made to order
Each treatment is cut, sewn or built to your measurements. Most orders take a few weeks, and shutters or specialty pieces can take longer.
Built for your windows - 05
Installed clean
Brackets anchored, headrails leveled, panels aligned and controls tested. Floors protected, and old treatments hauled away if you like.
Level and secure - 06
Enjoy, and call any time
We show everyone how the controls work, leave care tips and stay a phone call away for adjustments and repairs.
Handed over working
28 cities, one sunrise.
Every little window is a city we serve, with rays running out from downtown Nashville. Slide the distance to close the blinds on the far ones, pick a county or open a city’s page.
Swipe the map sideways, or tap a city below.
A crew you can call.
Measured by us
Every window measured by our own team to the sixteenth of an inch, so it fits the first time.
Samples in your light
Fabric, slat and finish samples seen at your own window, not under shop lights.
Made to fit
Built to your measurements, never trimmed from stock, so edges are tight and straight.
Safer by design
Cordless and motorized first, with honest advice for homes with children and pets.
Installed clean
Floors protected, brackets anchored, old treatments hauled away if you like.
A written price
An itemized estimate in writing, with no pressure and no surprise add-ons.
Plain-English answers about light, privacy and style.
Costs, measuring, cordless safety, energy, motors and care, written for Tennessee homes.
Light & EnergyHow to Layer Window Treatments Like a DesignerCombine shades, drapery and top treatments for light control that adapts from morning to night.
Care & RepairRepair or Replace? How to Decide With Blinds and ShadesWhat can be fixed, what is not worth fixing and how to choose.
Care & RepairHow to Clean Blinds and ShadesThe safest way to dust and wash each material, and what to avoid.Questions, answered
How much do custom blinds and shades cost in Nashville?
Commonly published planning ranges run from roughly $100 to $500 per window for most custom blinds and shades, with plantation shutters, drapery and motorized treatments costing more. Window size, product, fabric, lift system and motors move the price most. Our Window Planner gives a first estimate in a minute, and a free in-home measure gives you a written price for every window.
How long does it take to get custom window treatments?
Most custom blinds and shades arrive about two to four weeks after measuring, plantation shutters usually take four to eight weeks or more, and custom drapery takes several weeks. Installation is typically one scheduled visit. We give you an estimated timeline when you approve the order.
Is the in-home consultation really free?
Yes. The visit, the measuring, the samples and the written estimate are free, with no obligation to order. We bring real fabric, slat and shutter samples so you can see them in your own light.
Should I choose blinds, shades or shutters?
Blinds give the most flexible light control, shades add softness, insulation and true blackout, and shutters are the most durable, built-in look. Many homes mix them by room. Our Treatment Matcher ranks the options for your room and priorities, and we explain the trade-offs honestly at your windows.
Are cordless blinds safer for children and pets?
Yes. Removing accessible cords removes the strangulation hazard that cords can create, which is why safety groups recommend cordless or inaccessible-cord designs for homes with young children. Almost everything we sell can be made cordless or motorized.
Can I get motorized blinds without rewiring my home?
Yes. Rechargeable battery motors, with an optional small solar panel, need no wiring through the walls. Hardwired systems are also available when you want power built in. Controls can be a remote, a wall keypad, an app or a voice assistant.
What is best for blocking light in a bedroom?
A blackout shade with a tight fit, often under lined drapery, blocks the most light. Outside mounting or side channels reduce the light that leaks around the edges, and cordless or motorized operation keeps bedrooms safer and tidier.
Do cellular shades really save energy?
They can help. Cellular shades trap air in pleated pockets and are among the better-insulating window coverings. Real savings depend on your windows, your climate and how you use them, so we avoid promising a specific percentage.