Nov 13, 2023
Simply Windows (508-544-2813) has expanded its range of roller shades, available to homeowners in Boston, Massachusetts, and the surrounding communities.

Boston, United States - November 13, 2023 /PressCable/ —
The custom window treatment designer now offers homeowners an expanded selection of window treatments from popular brands, including Hunter Douglas, Norman, Graber, and Comfortex. The expanded range includes custom, made-to-measure roller shades that can be paired with smart-home automation to provide ease of operation and convenience.
More details are available at https://www.simply-windows.com/location/boston-ma
Alongside its enhanced range of roller shades, Simply Windows also offers in-home consultations for homeowners to make it easier for them to pick the most suitable options for their living spaces and ensure the selected window treatments complement their existing decor.
“From the hardware needed, sizing, lining, heading styles, fullness, and trim options, our professional designers will give you the input needed to make sure your project goes smoothly and looks beautiful every time,” Simply Windows explains.
Among the window treatment options currently on offer is the Sonnette Cellular Roller Shade by Hunter Douglas, which is available in a range of colors, textures, and pattern choices. These roller shades act as insulation for the window, which can ultimately help households optimize energy costs. Simply Windows offers these roller shades in opaques and semi-opaques, giving local residents more control over their indoor lighting.
Homeowners looking for a versatile and functional window treatment can choose the Lightweaves Roller and Solar Shades from Graber. This option comes in a variety of Eco-Performance fabrics that are Greenguard-certified and made from 100% recycled material. Customers can also select from a variety of closure options, including motorization with the UltraLite Lift system for noiseless operation.
For more information on the available roller shade options, visit https://www.simply-windows.com/window-treatments/custom-window-shades/roller-shades
About Simply Windows
For over 15 years, Simply Windows has continued to provide homeowners and interior designers in the greater Boston area with custom window treatments designed to accommodate various styles and budgets. Its range includes window coverings, blinds, shades, custom bedding, re-upholstery, and accessories for any residential or commercial space.
“Our mission is simple: to help you elevate your home through beautiful, high-quality window treatments tailored to your preferences,” Simply Windows adds. “Our team of experts is dedicated to ensuring that you find the perfect window treatments to suit your style, needs, and budget.”
Interested parties can find more information by visiting https://www.simply-windows.com/window-treatments
Contact Info:
Name: Kendra Weldon
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Organization: Simply Windows
Address: 500 Harrison Ave Suite 3R, Boston, Massachusetts 02118, United States
Phone: +1-617-834-4839
Website: https://www.simply-windows.com/location/boston-ma
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 89113122
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