If you’ve always wished to buy Hunter Douglas blinds for your windows, this summer you are one step closer to see your dream come true. Hunter Douglas has a limited time offer for US buyers, offer which is going to last until August 31st 2009. You can save $20 – $100 per window. For instance, the Silhouette window shadings come with a $50 rebate per window, the Douette Architella honeycomb shades can be bought with $20 rebate per window, the Vignette modern Roman Shades can save you $30 per window, and the Luminette privacy sheers are giving you $100 rebate per window.

All above mentioned deal are great, but I believe the greatest of all is the Douette Architella honeycomb shades one. That’s because these blinds feature a honeycomb-within-a-honeycomb design which is proprietary to Hunter Douglas company and which offers a great thermal insulation and solar heat control, for a better control of the living space environment. Besides, the special finishes and the wide range of colors and shades make Hunter Douglas blids some of the most elegant ones available.

We are not Hunter Douglas dealers, therefore if you like the idea of buying discounted window blinds and shades, you’ll need to find a dealer within your area of residence. Our site is only informative, so we are not direct sellers of any brand of window coverings we are writing about here.

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