For an average window size of 36″ wide by 72″ high, Hunter Douglas products typically range from about $300 to $2,300 per window.

That range is wide because the factors driving price are real: the product line, fabric choice, light control type, and whether you opt for manual operation or motorized automation all play a role. Compare that to lower end brands where you might spend considerably less upfront — but Hunter Douglas products consistently outperform competitors in durability testing, with an average lifespan of 15–20 years versus 8 years or less for budget alternatives. When you factor in longevity, warranty coverage, and the difference in craftsmanship, many homeowners find the investment pays for itself over time.

At A Shade Above, we help clients evaluate the full picture — not just the sticker price.

Hunter Douglas Designer Banded Shades, also known as zebra shades, are one of the brand’s most versatile and visually striking offerings, layering alternating bands of sheer and opaque fabric to give you precise, adjustable light control throughout the day.

Pricing varies based on window size, fabric selection, operating system, and any optional enhancements you choose. Because Hunter Douglas builds each product to order, the final cost depends on your window dimensions, the fabric or material you select, the type of control option, and any added features.

Hunter Douglas’ Alta Banded Shade has a starting price point that puts it closer to more budget options like roller and honeycomb shades. The Designer Banded line has a higher starting price point with luxury fabrics.  The best way to get an accurate number is to visit our showroom, where our team can walk you through the full Designer Banded collection and provide a personalized quote — no guesswork required

PowerView is Hunter Douglas’s premium motorization platform, and it transforms your shades into a fully integrated smart home experience — operable by app, voice command, or preset schedule. Roller shades and Applause honeycomb shades can start as low as $500 per shade motorized and installed.

Hunter Douglas’ more upscale Duette and Silhouette shades with PowerView Gen 3 automation will have a higher starting price point. Optional accessories including a gateway at $180 and a Pebble remote at $80. Hunter Douglas has continued to expand the PowerView system, adding features like room-based access controls, an upgraded XL motor for large shades, and Matter smart home compatibility. For clients who want effortless light control, improved energy efficiency, and seamless integration with Alexa, Google Home, or Apple HomeKit, PowerView is widely regarded as the best system on the market. Our team at A Shade Above has extensive experience specifying and installing PowerView throughout South Florida homes.

Vertical treatments from Hunter Douglas — including the popular Luminette® Privacy Sheers — are an elegant solution for large windows, sliding glass doors, and floor-to-ceiling expanses. Traditional Hunter Douglas vertical blinds can start at just several hundred dollars installed, while the Luminette will typically exceed $1,000 for a sliding glass door.

The final cost is influenced by material choice, operating system, and any specialty features. For a large sliding door or a statement window, budget accordingly — and keep in mind that professional installation, which we handle in-house, ensures proper fit and function. As with all Hunter Douglas products, vertical treatments are custom-built and backed by the brand’s lifetime limited warranty on components and mechanisms.