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Create the perfect living room ambiance with our wide range of living room window coverings designed to fit any style and décor. Our custom size solutions are also suitable for large living room windows and patio doors. Explore our vertical blinds, or motorized shades for effortless operation.
While either curtains or blinds are an option, blinds are generally a better option. Two reasons for that: Blinds can open horizontally. This allows for more granular control over the amount of sunlight that enters your living room. You can use blinds to effectively prevent glares on your TV during late afternoons by adjusting the height of your blinds while still allowing a comfortable amount of natural light flood your living room. Pro tip: explore our Top Down Bottom Up Shades for maximum customizability (Zebra Blinds and Solar Shades are other popular options). You can also use vertical blinds on patio doors, which allows you to keep shades partially closed, but still to use the door to enter or exit.
The ideal window coverings for Canadian living rooms balance aesthetics, privacy, and insulation. Popular choices include cellular shades, excellent for insulation, helping to maintain indoor temperatures during cold winters. Roller shades offers a sleek look and are available in various opacities for light control. Roman Shades provide a classic appearance with soft folds, suitable for both traditional and modern decors. Zebra Blinds combine sheer and solid fabrics, allowing for versatile light filtering. Motorized Blinds enhance convenience, especially for hard-to-reach windows. Our window coverings cater to diverse needs, from maximizing natural light to ensuring privacy and energy efficiency.
Evaluate how much natural light you want to let in. Sheer shades will brighten up the room, while blackout options can create a cozy, dark environment. Next, think about your privacy needs. For windows facing the street, look for coverings that maintain your privacy while still allowing some light. Don't forget about insulation. In colder areas, cellular shades can help keep your home warm. Also, consider the aesthetics —choose window treatments that complement your room's decor. Lastly, for large or hard-to-reach windows, motorized options could be a great convenience. By taking these factors into account, you'll find the perfect window covering for your living space.
Neutral shades like white, beige, and grey give a classic vibe and can make rooms appear bigger. Bright colors or patterns can act as eye-catching highlights. Make sure your coverings match the colors of your walls and furniture, and think about how natural light affects them.
Yes. Our products include detailed installation instructions. For regular windows, you can easily handle the installation yourself. If you have bigger or oddly shaped windows, it might be a good idea to hire a pro for the best results.
Light-filtering shades let in natural light but soften it to cut down on glare and give you a bit of privacy. On the other hand, blackout shades are made to keep out almost all light, giving you total privacy and darkness. Perfect for media rooms or anyone who likes it dark.
To get the right fit, measure the width of the window at the top, middle, and bottom, and go with the smallest number. For height, measure from the top of the window down to the sill at three spots: left, center, and right, and take the biggest measurement. Make sure to use a steel tape measure for the best accuracy. Check out our measurement guide for more details.
We offer both cordless and motorized window coverings. Cordless options are great for safety, especially if you have kids or pets around. Motorized ones are super convenient since you can control them with a remote or even through a smart device.
Honeycomb shades are super energy-efficient because they trap air, keeping your home warm in winter and cool in summer. They can help cut energy costs by as much as 30% in Canadian houses.
Absolutely! Most living room coverings are pretty low-maintenance. You can easily wipe them down with a damp cloth or give them a quick vacuum using a brush attachment.
We provide a limited lifetime warranty that covers any defects in materials, mechanisms, workmanship, and operational failures, as long as the window coverings have been installed and maintained correctly. For more information, check out our Limited Lifetime Product Warranty page.
