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Hunter Douglas Window Treatment in Detroit, Michigan
Window Shades for Every Need
Our comprehensive collection of Hunter Douglas window treatments includes roller and Roman shades, blinds, shutters and drapery in a range of fabrics, colors and control options, including motorization. We design all of our products with intent, giving you a solution for every need. For example:
Room-Darkening Shades
Both Duette® Honeycomb Shades and Vignette® Roman Shades are available in room-darkening fabrics that insulate well.
Smart Motorization
Add a little more convenience to everyday living with PowerView® Automation. Easily adjust shades to just the level you want, whenever you want, with a remote, an app, or your favorite voice assistant.
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Detroit, Michigan
The largest city in Michigan, Detroit, aka the Motor City, is the birthplace of Motown Records, founded by Berry Gordy in 1960.
In homage to both cars and music, you’ll find the Ford Piquette Plant Museum, where the Model T was born, as well as the Motown Museum, which celebrates the legacy of Motown and it chart-topping history.
Detroit is also filled with other cool places to visit, including the renowned Detroit Institute of Arts—home to works from Van Gogh, Degas, Rembrandt and Renoir. At the DBLAS MBAD African Bead Museum, check out the 18 outdoor installations as well as the extensive gallery collection. Or catch a film at the historic Redmond theater, which opened its doors in 1928 and has been in operation ever since.
While you’re museum-hopping, make sure to take in the variety of architectural styles that grace downtown, including Beaux Arts, Art Deco, midcentury modern and post-modern.
And when you’re ready to spend some time outdoors, head to Belle Isle State Park, which boasts a zoo, aquarium and conservatory. At 985 acres, you’ll have plenty of space to hike, bicycle, or just kick back—preferably with a Detroit Coney Dog in hand.
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When you choose Hunter Douglas, you’re choosing premium window fashions that beautifully transform natural light and enhance your home’s interiors.
Manufactured to the highest standards, Hunter Douglas blinds, shades, drapery and shutters are crafted with attention to detail, for quality window treatments you’ll enjoy for a lifetime.
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A Customized Experience
The path to finding your perfect shades begins with a local Hunter Douglas window-treatment expert, for a completely customized experience.
1. Meet With A Local Expert
Request a consultation and we’ll match you with a local expert for an in-person meeting to discuss the details.
2. Get a Quote
Your window-treatment expert will take measurements and provide you with a quote.
3. Sit Back and Relax
Your local expert will handle every aspect of installation—ensuring a seamless fit.
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