I love the shades, what type of shades are these? Where can I buy?

bernny2000

10 years ago

this is really nice, how does it close? where can I buy them or find more info on them? thanks

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Windo VanGo
9 years ago
Hello bernny2000,
These are most likely Silhouette by Hunter Douglas ( http://www.hunterdouglas.com/silhouette), although it could also be Pirouette by Hunter Douglas ( http://www.hunterdouglas.com/sheers/pirouette). They come in a variety of colors and privacy options and can even be motorized for a complete hands-free shade. You can purchase custom treatments like this from Windo VanGo, we serve the Baltimore, MD area. We send a professional interior designer to your house to help you decide on color, product, and style in order to match your style and then when the product arrives, we install it in your house for a hassle-free project. To learn more about Windo VanGo, please visit WindoVanGo.com. To learn more about Hunter Douglas or to find a dealer closer to you, please visit HunterDouglas.com.
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Windo VanGo
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Unique Window Treatments
9 years ago
last modified: 9 years ago
Hi bernny2000,
Thank you! We're glad you like our work. These are the silhouette shades by Hunter Douglas. The shades in the picture use motorization to raise and lower them. We are a window treatment expert in the NYC area and beyond. If you have any questions about window treatments and what would be best for your interior, our team is here to help.
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