Custom Window Shades in Lehi and Northern Utah

Cellular, or honeycomb, shades have a folded structure that creates air pockets at the window. They come in fabrics that filter daylight or reduce more light for privacy and rest.

Some styles let you lower the top of the shade while keeping the lower part of the window covered. That can be useful when you want daylight above eye level. We check the options available for your windows, including cordless and motorized operation.

Roman shades fold as they rise, giving the window a fabric finish with more texture than a flat roller shade. The fabric, lining, and fold style influence how tailored or relaxed they look.

We help you compare the fabric in your room and check how much of the window the raised shade will cover. If a darker bedroom is the goal, we also review lining and the light that can remain around the edges.

Sheer and layered shades use fabric vanes or alternating bands to adjust the view and privacy. They can give you a softer transition between an open window and a covered one.

How much privacy you get depends on the fabric and its position, especially with lights on at night. We compare these styles with cellular, Roman, and roller shades so you can choose for the room rather than the fabric sample alone.