Fabric Blinds

Modern blinds with a softer feel.

Fabric blinds work like traditional blinds but with soft, cloth slats instead of wood or metal. Tilt them open for filtered light and a view. Tilt them closed for privacy. The fabric turns sunlight into an even glow, with no glare.

Hunter Douglas Styles:

Why homeowners love modern
fabric blinds:

  • Softer look – Cloth slats give you the function of blinds without the hard, rigid feel
    Filtered light – Designer fabric turns harsh sunlight into a gentle glow
  • Easy to use – Tilt the slats with a simple bar (no twisting or tugging)
  • Great for big windows – Designed to fit extra-large windows and sliding doors
  • Two opacities in one – Tilt down for soft light filtering, tilt up for room dimming
Soft view-through fabric blinds in a bright dining room with woven chairs.
  • Custom Measured & Installed
  • Hunter Douglas Warranty
  • Local Service in Omaha & Lincoln

See our fabric blinds in person.

Visit our Omaha or Lincoln galleries to see and feel the materials in person. We’ll help you find the perfect texture, color, and light control — with hands-on design help every step of the way.

What Our Clients Say:

  • “We love Custom Blinds and Design and have used them on several occasions. Their consultant, Susan, was very helpful and understood our needs and wants perfectly. Blinds came quickly, installers were great and we appreciated the follow up call.” - Gaylene S.
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How to Get Started

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Drop by our Omaha showroom or Lincoln showroom (no appointment needed), or schedule a design session.

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Explore fabric and style options with a designer who’ll help you find the perfect fit for your space and lifestyle.

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We handle everything else — exact measurements and professional installation to make sure everything works beautifully.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are fabric blinds?

Fabric blinds are horizontal blinds made with soft, cloth slats. They tilt open and closed like regular blinds, but the fabric gives them a softer look, and filters light more gently.

How are soft blinds different from regular blinds?

Traditional blinds have rigid slats made of wood, faux wood, or aluminum. Fabric blinds use soft, lightweight cloth slats that diffuse light and create a warmer, less harsh look in your room.

Do cloth blinds filter light well?

Yes. The translucent fabric softens incoming sunlight and spreads it evenly, reducing glare while still letting natural light in.

Do soft slat blinds work on large windows?

Yes. They’re designed for extra-large windows, sliding glass doors, and French doors. They’re a great option when you want something softer than traditional blinds on a big opening.

Can fabric window blinds be motorized?

Yes. PowerView® automation lets you tilt your blinds with a remote, phone app, or voice commands through Alexa or Google Home.

Are textured blinds hard to clean?

No. The fabric resists dust. Regular dusting or a light vacuum with a brush attachment keeps them looking fresh.

Do you install fabric blinds in Omaha and Lincoln?

Yes. We custom-measure and install soft blinds, horizontal blinds, and other window treatments throughout Omaha, Lincoln, and the surrounding areas.

Turn your windows to “wow.”

Every window covering is on display at our Omaha and Lincoln Galleries. Drop by any time, or book a session with a designer.

Visit Omaha Gallery

1105 South 180th | Omaha, NE 68130 | 402-895-9900
Visit Omaha Gallery

Visit Lincoln Gallery

6101 S. 56th Street | Lincoln, NE 68516 | 402-730-2000
Visit Lincoln Gallery

Free Design Session

Book a free session with a designer in the Omaha or Lincoln Gallery. You'll get one-on-one support to find blinds you love.
Free Design Session

Visit Omaha Gallery

1105 South 180th | Omaha, NE 68130 | 402-895-9900

Visit Lincoln Gallery

6101 S. 56th Street | Lincoln, NE 68516 | 402-730-2000

Free Design Session

Book a free session with a designer in the Omaha or Lincoln Gallery. You'll get one-on-one support to find blinds you love.

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