11 Great Sources for Window Blinds at Any Budget

You can always count on Walmart to come through with just about anything you’re looking for. The retailer’s large blind selection is a great place to shop if you’re looking for options for a few different rooms, including these stylish faux mahogany shades, which would look great in a dining room or office. They come in four colors, multiple sizes, and give any space a clean, modern finish.   

When it comes to quality window treatments, The Home Depot doesn’t mess around. On their site, you can filter by style and type (options include blackout, room darkening, light filtering, and UV blocking) to find exactly what you need. These wood blinds are completely customizable, and you can even add on professional installation when you buy.

When it comes to home furnishings, Bed Bath & Beyond has options galore, and blinds are no different. From linen to graphite, the brand offers a variety of affordable blinds in nearly every style. Available in three finishes, these faux wooden blinds are an affordable option that will elevate any room they’re added to.

If you’re looking for a more tailored Roman shade, you’ll love the designer-worthy selection at Pottery Barn. You can shop by style, material, size, and features, plus filter by options that are sustainably sourced. This breezy striped shade comes in five colors and will add a little casual farmhouse charm to your space. 

If you’ve ever moved into an apartment and thought, “These blinds are so dirty, I must replace all of them this instant,” then you know the struggle of finding an affordable option you can install quickly. Amazon is always a good bet for finding something inexpensive and fast, and with numerous options for window treatments and window hardware, we can’t recommend them enough. This pearl-white, light-filtering blind is an affordable option you can add to every window in your home. 

You can find blinds that fit every design aesthetic you can think of on Houzz. The retailer lets you shop by everything from brand name to whether or not assembly is required and even lets you specify the mounting location. This casual bamboo blind is a simple solution for any window where you need to add a privacy barrier (but don’t want to completely block out light), and it’s available in a range of sizes.

The clean lines and modern style of West Elm’s window treatments will add polish to all your rooms. And if you’re looking to invest in shades that will perfectly suit you, West Elm is a great spot for custom window treatments. This cross-weave Roman shade is expensive, but it has a blackout lining and cordless design that’s functional and stylish.

You may know Wayfair more for their furniture, but their selection of window treatments is worth checking out too. You can shop by window type, color, length, light filtering, and features to find the perfect shade for your home. This simple light-filtering shade offers a crisp look with a honeycomb fabric design. Bonus: They’re eco-friendly, and made entirely from recycled plastic bottles.

If you’re serious about your window treatments, shop somewhere that’s as committed as you are. Whether you’re looking for wood blinds, vertical blinds, or super-custom-made-just-for-you-blinds (you get the point), The Shade Store has it all. If you want to cover a large surface area, these wide-slat vertical blinds are a great option, particularly for sliding doors or large family room windows. 

Lowes might not be your go-to when it comes to home decor, but they’ve got some truly gorgeous window blinds. Their classy faux wood blinds start at just $60 and will add elegance to any room in the house.

Looking for more customizable options? Blinds to Go’s wide selection of blinds is bound to have everything you need. You can get free samples of anything from their catalog, and there are cordless options as well if child safety is a concern.