Have you ever looked at a bare window and felt like something was missing? That "something" might just be custom drapery. The right window treatments can be the finishing touch that transforms your h […]
Read MoreWe Offer Top-Notch Shades Across San Jose And Surrounding Areas
Get the privacy you want while giving your San Jose home a modern look and feel with quality window shades. The Drapery Lady is the company you can count on when you find yourself ready to invest in brand new shades. Give us a call today to get a free estimate for any of the products that we proudly offer:
Roman Shades
For the style-conscious homeowner, Roman shades are a compelling window treatment option thanks to their nearly limitless variety of design choices. They're also a practical option thanks to their energy efficiency, affordability, and light control.
Honeycomb/Cellular Shades
If you want the insulation that screens provide but you don't want screens themselves, you can't go wrong with honeycomb shades. Also known as cellular shades, honeycomb shades are designed to provide plenty of extra insulation in your home, helping you to enjoy greatly reduced energy costs.
Roller Shades
Maybe you prefer a more minimalist look when it comes to your window coverings. If that's the case, sleek, simple, and stylish roller shades are sure to be right up your alley.
Woven Shades
Are you looking to shake up the look of your home with a stunning, unique, and seldom seen window treatment option? If you are, we have two words for you: woven shades.
Woven Wood Shades
If you want the flowy look of San Jose draperies but don't necessarily want draperies, woven wood shades are the way to go. This window treatment option gives your home a loose, relaxed look as well as excellent protection from UV rays.
Pleated Shades
Pleated shades offer a little of everything you might expect from your window treatments: a sleek look, energy-efficient design, and a reasonable price point. If you're looking to outfit your home with pleated shades, give us a call today.
