New Palestine has been one of the fastest-growing pockets of the Indianapolis metro for a decade — the population has roughly tripled since 2000. That means most of the homes we measure here share a common DNA: builder-grade openings on day one, two-story great rooms, oversize primary-suite windows, transoms above front doors, and big southern and western exposures across the back of the house that punish floors and furniture if they're left bare. Our job is to upgrade those builder-grade windows to a custom solution that fits the architecture, kills the glare, and adds resale value. We carry Norman, Lafayette Interior Fashions, and Graber — the brands that hold up over time and come with manufacturer warranties we'll honor for the life of the product.

Plantation shutters for New Palestine builds
Plantation shutters are the highest-ROI window treatment a New Palestine homeowner can install — appraisers treat them like a permanent fixture, not a soft good, so they typically come back at full value at resale. The clean, white look fits the modern farmhouse, craftsman, and traditional architectures common across Sugar Creek Township. We custom-fit arched and angled openings (most builder-grade vendors won't), and offer real-wood Heritance shutters for stained interiors plus Polysatin shutters for kitchens, baths, and laundry rooms where humidity is a factor.

Motorized & smart shades
New Palestine skews young, smart-home-forward, and full of two-story great rooms — a perfect setup for motorized shades. We install Hunter Douglas PowerView, Lutron Serena, and Somfy systems that run on schedules around the school day, raise automatically at sunrise, and pair with Alexa, Google Home, and Apple HomeKit. Battery-powered options retrofit existing homes without opening drywall; hard-wired options are easy to spec into homes still in the framing stage. Every motorized lift system we sell is cordless by design, which meets the Window Covering Manufacturers Association safety standard for homes with young children and pets.

Blinds, shades, and drapery for every room
The rest of the New Palestine house typically calls for a mix: faux-wood blinds in kitchens and baths, cellular shades for bedrooms (highest R-value of any soft window covering — meaningful in summer when the AC is fighting Indiana humidity), solar shades on west-facing back-of-house windows so you keep the yard view,
Roman shades for the primary suite, and panel drapery to soften two-story windows. We carry roller, Roman, solar, zebra, and cellular shades plus aluminum, faux-wood, and real-wood blinds, so the right answer is almost always more than one product type.