Discover the most popular window blinds and shades, handpicked for style, performance, and value. From faux and real wood blinds that fine-tune light with classic slats to sleek roller, solar, and cellular shades that tackle glare, UV, and energy efficiency, these best-sellers make it easy to upgrade any room. Choose cordless for a clean, child-safe look or go motorized for app and voice control. Compare finishes, textures, and opacity levels to find the perfect everyday window treatment, made to fit and made to last.
At Blinds Chalet we know there are many options for window treatments. To help simply your choice of window blinds and shades to buy online, Blinds Chalet has created the following list of our best selling and most popular window treatments. Shop our best selling blinds and custom-made shades and see which types of window treatments are the most popular among our customers.
One of the most popular window blinds, faux wood blinds look like real wood using slats made from synthetic materials. Faux wood blinds are less expensive than real wood blinds, making them on the the best selling window blinds. Shop all of our quality faux wood blinds.
Wood blinds have always been a popular window treatment. Made with real wood slats that are either painted or stained. Wood is always a popular choice for home furnishings and window blinds are no different. Accent the rest of your home decor with mathing real wooden blinds.
Aluminum mini blinds are one of the least inexpensive window blinds making them very popular. Aluminum blinds are also available in a wide assortment of colors including brushed metal. Shop inexpensive mini blinds.
Vertical blinds popular for larger windows such as patio doors. Traditional blinds gather at the top of the window treatment while vertical blinds stack to the side making them ideal for sliding doors. They are also one of the least inexpensive blinds and can be used on almost any window. See the complete selection of vertical window blinds.
Cellular shades are one of the best insulating blinds. The unique honeycomb fabric allows these window shades to lower energy bills by creating a barrier between the outside and your home. Looking for custom-made cellular shades?
Bamboo shades are made from natural materials and very eco-friendly. This earth friendly feature has made them one of the top selling window shades. View our entire line of woven bamboo shades
Roman Shades are known for their elegant and sophisticated look and the vast selection of colors and patterns. The different fold styles available, such as hobbled or seamless, and the lift control options provide various options for all consumers. Shop all of our custom roman shades
Roller shades offer a great selection of colors, textures, and light control options with the added benefits of multiple lift control options. Roller Shades are the perfect solution to covering any window, durable, elegant, and budget friendly. Browse all of our quality roller shades
Solar Screen Shades filter and diffuse light while maintaining an outward view. These shades also help minimize glare and protect against harmful UV rays. Dark fabrics offer the best views. Light fabrics offer the most protection from the sun’s heat and UV rays. See out entire collection of screen roller shades
Zebra shades, also known as banded or dual layered shades, feature alternating bands or opaque and sheer fabrics that allow privacy and light filtration. Shop our selection of custom zebra window shades.
Built for the harse environment, our outdoor porch shades are ideal for any patio. Block unwanted UV rays for added shade and protection while not blocking the view.
For the look of real wood at a fraction of the cost, enjoy quality faux wood shutters for your home. Choose from several synthetic wood options that are built to stand the test of time.
are specifically designed window coverings for recreational vehicles. Options include pleated shades, roller shades, and aluminum mini blinds. See our complete seletion of custom-made RV blinds and shades
Most Popular Window Blinds & Shades - FAQs
What are the most popular venetian blinds right now?
Faux wood blinds are a great choice for durability and value, wood blinds for premium warmth, and aluminum mini blinds for slim, budget-friendly installs.
What are the most popular window shades?
Roller shades for a modern look and timeless style, cellular (honeycomb) shades for insulation, and solar screen shades for light control, UV and glare control while keeping daytime views.
Which popular options are best for bedrooms and light blocking?
Choose blackout shades for bedrooms. Blackout roller shades or blackout cellular shades offer top darkness. Add outside mount or side channels to reduce edge glow.
What’s most popular for living rooms and everyday use?
Faux/wood blinds for adjustable light and warmth, or solar rollers to block direct sunlight, cut glare and protect furnishings while keeping the view.
Which popular blinds or shades work best in kitchens and bathrooms?
Faux wood blinds and aluminum minis resist humidity. Vinyl/Polyester roller shades also clean easily and handle moisture well.
What’s the most popular energy-efficient shade style?
Cellular (honeycomb) shades are the go-to for insulation and energy efficiency, available in light-filtering and blackout with single or double-cell construction. Opt for double vs single cell for the most energy savings.
Which popular options are most budget-friendly window treatments?
Aluminum mini blinds and basic roller shades deliver the best price-to-performance, with lots of colors and quick installs.
Are cordless lifts popular, and which window treaments offer them?
Yes, cordless is a top request for a clean look and child safety. It’s widely available on wood/faux wood blinds, roller shades, and cellular honeycomb shades.
What’s the most popular style for motorized or smart-home control?
Roller shades and solar screens lead for automation thanks to slim cassettes and smooth operation; cellular blinds are also a popular motorized choice for bedrooms.
Popular choice for privacy without losing daylight or views?
Solar shades with 1–10% openness keep daytime view, allowing natural light while cutting glare. For more privacy, many choose light-filtering cellular shades or layer solar with drapery. It all just depends on how much light and privacy you would like to control.
What colors and finishes are most popular right now?
Neutrals (white, alabaster, gray), warm woodgrains, and matte black hardware. For rollers/solars, textured weaves and linen looks are trending.
For popular blinds and shades, should I choose inside or outside mount?
Inside mount gives a built-in look; small edge gaps are normal. Outside mount adds overlap to reduce light leaks—popular for blackout rollers and bedrooms.
Any quick measuring tips before I order popular blinds or shades?
Measure width and height in three places; use the smallest inside width. Check the product’s minimum depth for inside mounts or add side/top overlap for outside mounts.
What window treatments are popular for large windows?
Vertical blinds are the most common for larger or tall windows, however, interior designers opt for sliding panel track blinds or roller blinds for a cleaner, softer look. Vertical blinds and sliding panel blinds slide to one side while roller blinds raise to the top.
Which popular picks are easiest to clean for homes with kids or pets?
Faux wood blinds (wipeable slats), aluminum minis, and vinyl/polyester roller shades are the simplest to dust and spot-clean.
What Interior Designers Are Picking?
What window treatments are designers choosing most right now?
Roman shades for tailored fabric softness, bamboo woven wood shades for organic texture and warmth, and roller shades for clean, modern lines and easy automation.
Why are Roman shades a designer favorite?
Romans showcase fabric beautifully, flat, hobbled, or relaxed folds and can be lined for privacy or blackout. They add “drapery-level” polish without the floor space of full panels.
Where do designers use bamboo woven wood shades?
Living rooms, dining rooms, and bedrooms where natural texture is the hero. Designers often add privacy or blackout liners for light control while keeping the organic weave front and center.
What makes roller shades so popular with modern interiors?
A slim profile, vast fabric range (solar, light-filtering, blackout), and compatibility with cassettes and motorization. They disappear when raised and look crisp when lowered.
How do designers layer shades for a custom look and better performance?
A common formula is woven wood shade + drapery panels for depth and blackout, or roller/solar + valance or cassette headrail for softness with glare control. Layering improves insulation and light gaps.
Which colors and textures are designers specifying most?
Warm whites, oatmeal and flax linens, nubby or boucle textures for Romans; natural and medium-toned bamboo weaves; and matte, linen-look rollers in soft neutrals or sandy grays.
What lift or control options do designers recommend?
Cordless for a clean, child-safe profile, and motorized for large or hard-to-reach windows. Top-down/bottom-up Romans are popular where privacy and daylight both matter.
How do designers balance privacy with daylight and views?
Solar rollers maintain views and cut glare; lined Romans or woven woods with liners add privacy; outside mounts and side channels reduce light leaks in bedrooms and media rooms.
Are there budget-friendly ways to get a designer look with these shades?
Choose standard folds for Romans, opt for value bamboo weaves with neutral liners, or pick light-filtering roller fabrics with a cassette, simple details deliver a high-end finish without overspending.
Which rooms benefit most from each designer-favorite style?
Romans: living rooms, dining rooms, bedrooms (add blackout shades).
Woven woods: family rooms and studies for texture; add liners for privacy.
Rollers: kitchens, offices, and doors for sleek, low-profile performance.
Woven woods: family rooms and studies for texture; add liners for privacy.
Rollers: kitchens, offices, and doors for sleek, low-profile performance.
