
Faux Wood, 2" Slat
The Newnan default for bedrooms, kitchens, and bath. Cordless lift, child-safe, will not warp in Coweta humidity.

Now serving Historic Newnan, Greenville Street, Summergrove
Hand-measured hardwood and faux wood blinds for the Antebellum streets of Historic Newnan, the Summergrove planned community, and across Coweta County.
A 29-year Coweta County installer
Newnan is one of the better preserved Antebellum towns in Georgia, and the housing reflects it. Historic Newnan along Greenville Street, College Street, and around the Coweta County Courthouse is mostly 1880s to 1920s Greek Revival, Italianate, and Queen Anne, with tall narrow original sash, wide stained casing, and openings that have moved over a century. Step into Summergrove, White Oak, or the Highway 34 corridor and you are in 2000s planned-community stock with builder-grade vinyl windows and 8-foot ceilings. The blind conversation is genuinely different in each.
What is consistent is the Coweta climate. Summer dewpoints sit in the low 70s, the pollen pours through May, and the west-facing rooms cook from 3pm. Real basswood hardwood is the right answer for the Historic Newnan dining rooms and dens; faux wood from Norman and Graber is the right call for kitchens, baths, and the Summergrove subdivision builds. Faux wood will not warp, yellow, or peel in Coweta humidity, and the modern faux wood slat reads as wood from across the room.
We are a 30-minute drive from Newnan, which keeps our local lead times tight. Book the free in-home measure and most weeks we can be at your house inside seven business days.
The Newnan defaults

The Newnan default for bedrooms, kitchens, and bath. Cordless lift, child-safe, will not warp in Coweta humidity.

For Historic Newnan dining rooms and the Antebellum streets. Custom stain or paint to match your original trim. Lifetime warranty on the mechanism.

For Summergrove two-story bedrooms with hard-to-reach transoms. Wall switch, RF remote, or smart-home app.
What Newnan actually demands
The 1880s to 1920s Greenville Street and College Street homes carry original wide trim and stained hardwood. The right blind is a custom-stained hardwood basswood that ties into the original woodwork. We bring over 40 stains and paints to the consult and hold them against your trim in daylight.
Summer dewpoints sit in the low 70s and west-facing rooms take a hard afternoon sun. Norman and Graber faux wood will not warp, yellow, or peel under those conditions. The slat holds tolerance for the life of the home.
We have not sold corded lift systems for child-occupied rooms in over a decade. Cordless is the standard for any bedroom or playroom in Newnan. The lift action is smooth and the system carries the same lifetime warranty as the corded version.
Summergrove and White Oak two-story floor plans often carry stair-side transoms or 12-foot great-room windows. Somfy and Lutron motors add $235 to $260 or more per blind and 6 to 7 years on the warranty. We program the wall switch or hand you the remote at install.
We have measured into the Summergrove, White Oak, and Highway 34 corridor builds with several Coweta County custom builders. For new construction, we measure at trim-out, deliver to lockbox, install on the punch-list. That keeps us off the critical path and out of your closing date.
Lifetime warranty on the mechanism does not mean much if the company is in another state. Our warranty service in Newnan is a phone call to 770-949-9020 and a same-week visit. Newnan is a 30-minute drive from our Douglasville home shop.
What custom blinds cost in Newnan
Below is the real installed range we are quoting in 2026 dollars for Newnan homes.
Faux wood lands at the bottom of that range, hardwood basswood at the top. Motorization adds $235 to $260 or more per blind for the motor itself. A three-bedroom Summergrove home with 14 windows averages $2,500 to $5,800 in faux wood, $4,200 to $9,000 in real hardwood. A Historic Newnan Greenville Street four-square with 18 windows runs $3,500 to $11,500 depending on material.
We do not run loss-leader "starting at" pricing. The number we hand you at the consult is the number on the install invoice, with the warranty paperwork attached. Book the free in-home measure.
Final price comes from in-home measure. No obligation. 50% deposit, balance install day.
Your guys and girls are worth their weight in gold. Custom blinds installed in 4 days, shades in 6, shutters in 18, our neighbors are still waiting on theirs from another company.Robbie Martin, Senoia, GA
Across Newnan and Coweta County
Questions Newnan homeowners ask
Custom blinds in Newnan run roughly $14 to $32 per square foot installed. A three-bedroom Summergrove home with 14 windows averages $2,500 to $5,800 in faux wood, $4,200 to $9,000 in real hardwood. A Historic Newnan Greenville Street four-square with 18 windows runs $3,500 to $11,500.
Our Newnan lead time runs 2 to 3 weeks for faux wood and 3 to 5 weeks for real hardwood, consult-to-install. A typical full-house install runs half a day to one day on site.
Yes. We measure across Newnan, including Historic Newnan, Greenville Street, the Summergrove and White Oak subdivisions, and out into Sharpsburg, Senoia, Moreland, and the Coweta County rural pockets.
Real hardwood blinds carry a lifetime warranty on the mechanism. Faux wood blinds carry a 25-year warranty on the slats and a lifetime warranty on the lift mechanism. Motorized blinds add a 5-year warranty on the motor, 10 years for Somfy and Lutron.
Yes. We custom-match stain and paint. We bring the samples to the consult and hold them against your woodwork in daylight. See our blinds page for the full options.
Cordless is the default for child-safe bedrooms; we have not sold corded lift systems for child-occupied rooms in over a decade. Motorization is the upgrade for the Summergrove and White Oak two-story rooms with hard-to-reach transoms.
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Tell us where you live and what you have in mind. We will respond within one hour with a consultation time that fits.
No obligation. 50% deposit, balance install day. Samples and a written quote on the spot.