Custom Window Shades for Every Home
Discover custom window shades designed for light control, privacy, and style. At A Shade Above, we offer a wide range of Hunter Douglas shades—from sleek roller shades to energy-efficient cellular designs—all professionally measured and installed across the Carolinas.
Explore Our Window Shade Styles
Choosing the right window shade starts with understanding how each style performs in your home. Whether you prefer a clean, modern look or a soft, layered aesthetic, our custom shade options are designed to balance light control, privacy, and design.
Why Choose Window Shades?
Window shades are one of the most versatile window treatment options available. With a wide range of materials, fabrics, and operating systems, they can be tailored to fit nearly any room, window size, or lifestyle need—from maximizing natural light to creating complete blackout environments.
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Light control & glare reduction
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Privacy without sacrificing natural light
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Energy efficiency (especially cellular shades)
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Motorization & smart home integration
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Wide range of fabrics and textures
Powerview by Hunter Douglas
boost your automation game
Motorization takes your window shades to the next level by adding convenience, safety, and smart-home integration. With PowerView® Automation, you can schedule your shades to adjust throughout the day, reduce glare during peak sunlight hours, and enhance privacy automatically—all with minimal effort.
Customization Options
Every window shade we offer is fully customizable to fit your space and preferences. From fabric selection to operating style, our design consultants help you choose the right combination of features to ensure your shades perform exactly how you need them to—both functionally and aesthetically.
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Fabrics & textures
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Light filtering vs blackout
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Top-down / bottom-up
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Cordless & motorized
Window Shades FAQ
What are the best window shades for energy efficiency?
Cellular shades and honeycomb shades are designed to insulate windows to help regulate indoor temperatures, keeping homes cooler in the summer and warmer in the winter. They also block incoming sunlight that can lead to heat gain.
Are motorized shades worth it?
Yes, they are known to reduce energy costs when put on a schedule to keep the temperature in your home comfortable.
What’s the difference between roller and cellular shades?
Roller shades typically are designed with one layer of fabric that rolls up into the headrail and out of view. They can block light from entering and maintain the privacy of your home.
Cellular shades consist of a window shade made up of uniform pleats—the pleats are the result of cellular structured pockets that trap air and maintain comfortable temperatures, insulating the window. Honeycomb shades typically gather as they rise, featuring a neat stack of fabric at the top of the window.
Exclusive to Hunter Douglas, you can get a cellular shade that rolls—the Sonnette® Cellular Roller Shade collection. Sonnette® combines the low profile form of roller shades, disappearing at the top of the window, with the insulating performance of cellular shades.
Which shades are best for privacy?
When it comes to window shades, many of them can be designed with fabrics that offer privacy. In addition, certain features are sought-after for the privacy they offer, like top down bottom up shades, dual shades and split tilt shutters.










