Woven roller shades
Alustra® Woven Textures® Roller Shades
Woven fabrics in a roller style for windows where texture is part of the room’s design.
- Woven fabric texture
- Compare opacity and privacy
Hunter Douglas
Hunter Douglas Window Shades in Boulder, Colorado
Explore roller, Roman, cellular, woven, and sheer shade styles.
Chosen for your windows
Find the shade style that feels right in your room.
Howard's Draperies helps you choose Hunter Douglas window shades in Boulder, Colorado, from simple rollers to soft Roman folds. Compare roller, screen, cellular, woven, sheer, and layered styles, along with options for wide windows and doors.
We’ll bring samples to your home so you can see the fabrics in your own light. Together, we’ll work through glare, views, privacy after dark, and how much light you want to block. Mounting depth, edge gaps, and control options all affect the finished result.
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Shades: styles and options
Explore clean roller shades, soft Roman folds, woven textures, and sheer fabrics. We’ll bring samples so you can compare color and light in your own home.
Woven Roman shades
Alustra® Woven Textures® Roman Shades
Roman shades that combine woven fabric texture with soft folds.
- Soft Roman folds
- Textured woven fabrics
Woven wood shades
Provenance® Woven Wood Shades
Natural woven shades crafted from woods, reeds, grasses, and bamboo.
- Natural woven materials
- Compare lining for privacy
Roller shades
Designer Roller Shades
A tailored roller-shade option for simple operation, privacy, and modern light control.
- Simple, straight lines
- Works well in modern interiors
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Solar shades
Designer Screen Shades
Solar shade fabrics for glare management and daylight control where views matter.
- Helps manage glare
- Designed for sun-facing rooms
Banded shades
Designer Banded Shades
Alternating bands of sheer and solid fabric for flexible light and privacy control.
- Layered light-control effect
- Alternating sheer and solid bands
Cellular roller shades
Sonnette® Cellular Roller Shades
A roller shade with curved cellular fabric that softly filters daylight.
- Soft dimensional look
- Roller-style simplicity
Architectural roller shades
Alustra® Architectural Roller Shades
Roller shades that emphasize fabric texture and the detail of the finished window.
- Textured fabrics
- Compare finishes and light control
Cellular shades
Duette® Cellular Shades
Honeycomb shades with a cellular structure that adds insulation at the window.
- Cellular construction for an insulating layer
- Vertical options for doors
Cellular shades
Applause® Cellular Shades
Cellular shades with fabric choices for filtered daylight and privacy.
- Cellular construction for added window insulation
Modern Roman shades
Vignette® Modern Roman Shades
Fabric Roman shades available in rolling and stacking styles, with folds you can compare in your room.
- Manual and motorized options vary by style
- No exposed rear cords
Roman shades
Carole Fabrics Roman Shades
Fabric Roman shades with decorative trim and fabric choices to coordinate with your room.
- Decorative trim
- Manual and motorized options vary by style
Vertical sheer shades
Luminette® Privacy Sheers
Light-diffusing vertical sheer panels with integrated vertical vanes.
- Enhances light
- Adjustable light/privacy control
Panel-track shades
Skyline® Gliding Window Panels
Wide fabric panels that slide along a track for patio doors and large windows.
- Panels stack tightly when open
- Ideal for tall or wide windows
Sheer shades
Silhouette® Window Shadings
S-shaped fabric vanes between sheer panels soften daylight and adjust the view.
- Softens and diffuses daylight
Sheer shades
Pirouette® Window Shadings
Softly contoured fabric vanes with a light-diffusing back panel.
- Enhances light
- Compare privacy with the vanes open and closed
Find a Shade Style You Enjoy Living With
Roller shades offer a simple profile, while Roman shades bring soft fabric folds. Cellular shades add an insulating layer, woven materials introduce texture, and sheer styles soften daylight while letting you adjust the view.
For sliding doors or broad windows, vertical sheers and gliding panels may be worth comparing. We’ll help you narrow the styles before choosing fabrics and controls.
Choose the Light and Privacy You Need
Keep the View and Reduce Glare
Screen and sheer fabrics can preserve a filtered view while softening bright daylight. We’ll compare openness and color at the window, since they change both visibility and privacy.
Plan for Privacy After Dark
A fabric that feels private during the day can reveal more when indoor lights are on. For bedrooms or street-facing rooms, compare denser fabrics or a second layer.
Make a Room Darker
Room-darkening fabrics reduce incoming light, but some light can still enter around the sides and hardware. We’ll discuss fabric, mounting, and additional coverage together so you know what to expect.
Manual or Motorized Shade Controls
Choose controls around how often you adjust the shades and how easy the windows are to reach. We’ll show you the available manual options and compare motorized shades for high windows or everyday convenience.
Selected Hunter Douglas shades support PowerView® Automation for app, remote, scene, and schedule features. The PowerView® App is required for programmed operation. We’ll check compatible products, power, and any supporting hardware, including access for charging or maintenance.
See the Samples, Then Plan the Fit
Fabric texture, color, and lining affect the finished appearance. We’ll bring samples to your home and measure around trim, handles, and window movement. The fabric’s raised position and the headrail also affect how much glass stays visible.
Some woven and soft fabrics have natural variation. Comparing the materials in your own light helps you choose the look you want before professional installation.
Questions About Hunter Douglas Shades
Which shades help preserve a view?
Screen, sheer, and selected layered shades are useful starting points. We’ll compare the view, glare, and privacy you want in both daylight and evening conditions.
Which shades can make a bedroom darker?
Selected room-darkening fabrics and dual-layer options can help. We’ll also review the mount and edge gaps, because the fabric is only part of the finished coverage.
Can every Hunter Douglas shade be motorized?
No. The product, fabric, size, shape, and operating system affect availability. We’ll confirm the compatible choices for your windows.
Can cellular shades help with comfort?
Cellular construction adds insulation at the window. Its effect on comfort and energy use depends on your windows, installation, and how the shades are used; a particular savings amount is not guaranteed.
A good place to start
Consider shades for...
- View and glare planning
- Daytime and nighttime privacy decisions
- Bedrooms, offices, living spaces, and large openings
Your in-home consultation
Compare Window Shades for Your Boulder, Colorado Home
See shade fabrics beside your windows and compare how they filter light. We’ll help you choose the opacity, controls, and fit for each room.
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