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Block outside light with blackout shades for better sleep in bedrooms, less glare on TVs, and more.

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See which blackout blinds and shades are right for you

Some types of blinds are either better suited or even specifically designed to block light better than others. For example, wood and faux wood blinds are great for privacy but the horizontal slats can let significant light into the room even when closed.

Because blackout window coverings are typically made from single pieces of fabric, they are much more effective at light control and are usually made with special materials that don't allow any light to pass through, helping you have a good night's sleep.

Blindster carries multiple styles of blackout blinds designed to suit your tastes and individual needs, including:

  • Blackout cellular shades: specially designed material not only blocks all light but also provides excellent insulation to save you money on heating and cooling costs
  • Blackout roller shades: light-proof fabric is used on this popular style of shade to prevent light from coming into your room, offering a sleek and modern look
  • Blackout Roman shades: these shades are a beautiful way to create your darkened retreat ñ just select the optional blackout liner when customizing

FAQ

Blindster carries multiple styles of blackout window coverings, including: These shade styles are better suited to block light than blinds, as blind slats, by necessity, have gaps that allow light to pass through. Because blackout shades are made from single pieces of fabric, they block more light.