Custom Roller & Solar Shades for Greater Boston Homes

Custom roller and solar shades offer a clean, modern way to manage sunlight, glare, privacy, and UV exposure without overwhelming the look of your windows. At Barrows, we help homeowners throughout Greater Boston and Eastern Massachusetts select window shades that complement their home while providing the right level of light control for each room.

Solar shades are especially useful for rooms with strong sun exposure. They can reduce glare and help protect furniture, flooring, artwork, and other interior finishes from damaging UV rays while still allowing you to enjoy your view outdoors. Different fabric openness levels allow you to choose how much light and visibility you want throughout the day.

For homeowners in Cambridge, Newton, Brookline, Somerville, Medford, Boston, and surrounding communities, custom solar window coverings can be an excellent solution for large windows, living areas, home offices, and other spaces where controlling sunlight and glare is important.

Custom Roller Shades Designed for Your Home

Roller shades provide a streamlined appearance and are available in a wide selection of fabrics, textures, colors, and opacity levels. Depending on the fabric you select, they can provide anything from gentle light filtering to increased privacy and room darkening.

Barrows offers Hunter Douglas roller and solar shades, professionally measured and customized for your windows. Motorized options with PowerView® Automation are also available, allowing you to conveniently adjust your shades using a remote, app, or compatible smart-home system.

With more than 55 years of experience, Barrows provides personalized guidance, professional measuring, and professional installation to help you find the right window treatments for your home.

Ready to explore custom roller or solar shades? Visit our Hunter Douglas Gallery showroom in Newton or schedule a free in-home consultation to see fabrics, colors, and operating options in your own space.

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