At Prestige Décor, we specialize in a wide variety of elegant and modern window treatments. From blackout drapery, to sheer curtains, to window blinds and shades, to even commercial and condo curtains ­­– we’ve got you covered.

We offer 12 different categories of window coverings and related solutions on our website. These include a wide range of curtains, blinds, shades, motorized options, and the hardware required to complete your installation:

1. Custom Drapery
2. Condo Curtains
3. Blackout Curtains
4. Sheer Curtains
5. Blinds & Shades
6. Commercial Window Coverings
7. Curtain Rods
8. Curtain Hardware
9. Curtain Track Systems
10. Motorized Curtains
11. Motorized Blinds
12. Motorized Shades

Together, these categories reflect the full scope of window treatments we provide for both residential and commercial spaces.

Due to the fact that décor taste is such a personal preference, our window treatments vary depending on what the client desires. Our team of experienced designer consultants can guide you along your journey towards your dream window treatments with ease during a free in-store consultation.

To choose the right window treatments, start by considering how you use the room every day. If you need privacy or darkness, blackout curtains or lined shades may be best. For brighter spaces, sheer or light-filtering options work well. After deciding on function, pick a style and material that match your décor and enhance the room.

While the two distinct treatments do share similarities, there are many details that our designers take into consideration when making condo window treatments. In our experience, condo and home treatments typically require different hardware that we can determine and provide.

Layering window treatments usually involves combining two or more coverings to get the right mix of style and function. A common approach is to pair sheer curtains for soft, filtered light with blackout drapery for privacy and darkness. You can also add blinds or shades underneath for even more light control. Start with the functional layer closest to the window, then add decorative panels on top to complete the look.

Fabric selection is one of the most important steps towards crafting your ideal window treatment. Depending on a variety of factors, from style, to colour scheme, to even the amount of privacy you want, our designers will help you find the perfect fabric that fits seamlessly with the overall design of your space.

How you clean window treatments depends on the material. Most fabric curtains can be vacuumed regularly with a soft brush attachment to remove dust. Sheers and lightweight fabrics may be machine-washable, while heavier drapery often requires professional dry cleaning. Blinds and shades can usually be wiped with a damp cloth or lightly dusted. Always check the care label or manufacturer’s recommendations before cleaning.

While every design season does have its popular colours, window treatments typically cater to the individual’s preferences before they are influenced by industry trends. As our tastes are so unique, choosing an eye-catching window treatment comes down to what you are personally inspired by, be it contemporary or traditional designs, and what you require to feel comfortable in your space.

If you want privacy and light control for sliding glass doors, go for vertical blinds, panel-track blinds/shades, or roller shades that are mounted above the door. These cover the entire opening and can be drawn aside when you need entry. For a more elegant look, install drapery panels over them — that way you get the practicality of blinds with the warmth of fabric.

This will depend on your curtains, however the general rule of thumb is eight rings for every twenty one inches of curtain rod or curtain track.

When buying eco-friendly window treatments, start by checking whether materials are natural (bamboo, hemp, linen, wood) or recycled, and whether the brand mentions low chemical emissions or sustainable sourcing. Also consider energy-efficient options such as cellular shades or insulated curtains — these help reduce heating and cooling needs.

If you’re looking for full privacy, the best window coverings are blackout shades or blackout blinds. They use opaque materials that block outside visibility and prevent silhouettes from showing through at night. Heavy drapery or lined blackout curtains also work well when you want total privacy and light control. Another reliable choice is cellular shades in an opaque finish. These close tightly and offer excellent privacy while also helping with insulation. Layering treatments, such as pairing a blackout shade with drapery panels, gives you even more coverage and helps eliminate small gaps around the window.

If you’re looking for app-controlled window coverings, the best options are the styles that match your needs and the layout of your home. Roller shades and cellular shades tend to be the most versatile and easiest to operate. They work well with smartphone apps, remotes, and voice assistants. For bigger windows or sliding doors, panel track shades are an excellent fit. If you prefer something more polished, Roman shades can be motorized too, giving you both elegance and convenience.