Custom Blinds, Shades & Drapery in Lexington, MA

Lexington's housing stock runs from center-hall colonials near the Battle Green to the mid-century moderns scattered through Five Fields and Peacock Farm, plus a steady wave of new construction going up off Mass Ave and along Marrett Road. We measure for all of it, because the right hardware for a 1790s colonial window rarely works for a wall of 1958 glass.

In the older colonials, window openings are often slightly narrower at the top than the bottom, trim is deep, and homeowners want something that reads traditional without looking heavy. In the mid-century houses, floor-to-ceiling glass and low rooflines call for treatments that disappear into the architecture rather than compete with it. New builds near Lexington Center tend to have taller, more uniform windows where motorization makes daily use much easier.

Whatever the era, we start with a free in-home design consultation so we can see your actual light, trim and furniture before recommending anything.

Many of the calls we get from Lexington come from homeowners who have already tried off-the-shelf blinds from a big-box store and found them too short, too wide, or simply wrong for a slanted colonial jamb. Made-to-measure fabrication solves that problem outright, and it also means a single order can mix products, solar shades in the sunroom, drapery in the dining room, shutters up front, without the mismatched look that comes from piecing a house together over several seasons.