Wood/Faux Wood Blinds

Wood and faux-wood blinds give you crisp horizontal lines and control you work by hand — tilt for light, close for privacy, raise the whole stack out of the way. The choice that matters is the material, and that comes down to the room.

Real wood or faux-wood?

Real wood blinds are light and warm and take a stain or paint cleanly, for rooms where you want the grain to show. In bathrooms, kitchens, laundry rooms, and anywhere humidity runs high, we'll steer you toward a faux-wood or composite that won't warp, swell, or fade with the moisture. We'll tell you which makes sense for each room when we see the space.

Light and privacy, slat by slat

Blinds earn their keep on the tilt. Angle the slats up and light spills in over the top while the view stays blocked below; close them down and the room goes private; raise the stack when you want the window open. It's the most hands-on light control we sell, and some people love exactly that.

Where we install

Our showroom is on McCullough Ave in San Antonio, and we cover the surrounding Hill Country from there. We fit blinds in homes around Boerne, Bulverde, New Braunfels, Stone Oak, and the communities in between. If you're near San Antonio, we can help.

Cut to fit, hung by our crew

The crew that measures your windows is the crew that hangs the blinds — we don't subcontract installation. Every blind is cut to your opening for an even stack and a tight reveal, with cordless lifts on anything within a child's reach.