Plantation Shutters
For Marietta Square Victorians and East Cobb formal rooms. Basswood for dry rooms, poly for baths and kitchens.
By Norman · Hunter Douglas
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Now serving East Cobb, Marietta Square, Kennesaw Mountain
Window Treatments in Marietta, Georgia
Hand-measured shutters, blinds, shades, and motorized systems for the East Cobb Mid-Century ranches, the Marietta Square Victorians, and the Walton-cluster subdivisions.
3-6 wk lead time
130+ product options
Lifetime warranty available
1 hour callback, six days a week
3-6 wkLead time
130+Product options
LifetimeWarranty on most lines
1 hourCallback, six days a week
A 29-year Cobb County installer
The full window-treatment catalog Marietta families actually use.
Marietta is three cities pretending to be one. The Marietta Square historic district is 1880s to 1910s Victorians with original wavy sash and stained wide casing. East Cobb is a sprawl of Mid-Century ranches from the 1950s and 1960s with wide horizontal windows and shallow casing, with newer infill all the way to the Chattahoochee. The Walton High and Lassiter cluster is 1980s to 2000s subdivision builds with palladium gables and 12-foot great rooms. Each market has its own right answer in window treatments, and we have measured into all three since 1996.
What is consistent is Cobb County climate. Summer humidity sits above 70 percent through August, the west-facing rooms along the Kennesaw Mountain corridor take a hard 3pm sun, and the older houses around the square hold pollen on the porches through May. Plantation shutters in basswood for dry rooms and poly for kitchens and baths handle the formal openings. Faux wood and hardwood blinds handle the everyday bedrooms. Cellular and roller shades handle the east-facing morning glare. And motorization from Somfy and Lutron handles the Walton-cluster two-story great rooms.
Because Marietta sits 30 minutes from our Douglasville home shop, we keep tight lead times on Cobb jobs. Book the free in-home measure and most weeks we can be at your house inside seven business days.
The Marietta defaults
Three categories for three Marietta markets.
Hardwood & Faux Wood Blinds
For East Cobb ranch bedrooms and the Walton-cluster secondary rooms. Cordless, child-safe, lifetime mechanism warranty.
By Norman · Graber
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Motorized Roller & Cellular
For Walton-cluster two-story great rooms and Kennesaw Mountain west-facing windows. Somfy and Lutron motors, app-controlled.
By Somfy · Lutron
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Built for the way Cobb County homes are built.
Built for East Cobb's Mid-Century ranch geometry
East Cobb's 1950s and 1960s ranches around Walton High and Lassiter carry wide horizontal windows with shallow casing. Roller shades, cellular shades, and 2.5-inch louver plantation shutters all work well; we recommend skipping the 3.5-inch louver in this stock because the horizontal sash makes the smaller slat read more proportional.
Material choices that survive Cobb County humidity
Summer dewpoints sit above 70 degrees through August. Kiln-dried basswood handles dry interior rooms; poly plantation shutters and faux wood blinds handle kitchens, baths, and sunrooms. Our basswood is sealed on six faces so it does not bow over a decade.
Why Marietta Square historic homes pick hardwood blinds
The 1880s to 1910s Marietta Square Victorians carry stained wide casing that wants a stained hardwood blind that ties into the original woodwork, not a generic white. We custom-match stain and paint and hold the samples against your trim in daylight at the consult.
What Walton-cluster great rooms spec
The Walton High, Lassiter, and Pope cluster carries 1990s and 2000s two-story great rooms with 12-foot windows and stair-side transoms. Motorized roller shades from Somfy and Lutron handle the upper openings. We pair them with battery or hardwired power and wall switch, RF remote, or smart-home app control.
Kennesaw Mountain west-sun control
Homes along the Kennesaw Mountain corridor take afternoon sun head-on from 3pm through dinner. Cellular shades or dual roller shades with a screen and a blackout layer cut radiant heat without losing the view. Roman shades over plantation shutters layer the formal rooms.
Local warranty service from Douglasville
Lifetime warranty on basswood does not mean much if the company is in another state. Our Marietta warranty service is a phone call to 770-949-9020 and a same-week visit. Marietta is a 30-minute drive from our Douglasville home shop.
What window treatments cost in Marietta
Honest pricing, before the in-home measure.
Below is the real installed range we are quoting in 2026 dollars for Marietta homes.
$14 - $60 / sq ftinstalled, blinds, shutters, and motorized shades
Faux wood blinds land $14 to $20 per square foot installed. Plantation shutters land $22 to $45. Cellular and Roman shades land $20 to $35. Motorized roller shades land $30 to $60. An East Cobb four-bedroom with 18 windows averages $4,800 to $11,500 for blinds and shades, $7,500 to $14,500 for whole-house plantation shutters. A Walton-cluster two-story with motorized great-room shades runs $14,000 to $26,000 depending on motor count.
We do not run loss-leader "starting at" pricing. The number we hand you at the consult is the number on the install invoice. Book the free in-home measure.
Final price comes from in-home measure. No obligation. 50% deposit, balance install day.
They know exactly what to recommend for a humid bathroom, never warps, never yellows. Looks brand new five years on.Tom & Gina, Birmingham, AL
Across Marietta and Cobb County
Neighborhoods we measure every week.
East CobbMarietta SquareKennesaw Mountain
Walton High clusterLassiter clusterPope cluster
KennesawAcworth
SmyrnaBuckhead
DouglasvilleAtlanta
Georgia overview
Questions Marietta homeowners ask
What you actually want to know.
What do window treatments cost in Marietta?
In Marietta, blinds and shades run roughly $14 to $32 per square foot installed, plantation shutters run $22 to $45, motorized roller shades $30 to $60. An East Cobb four-bedroom with 18 windows averages $4,800 to $11,500 for blinds and shades, $7,500 to $14,500 for whole-house plantation shutters.
How long does it take to install in Marietta?
Our Marietta lead time runs 3 to 4 weeks for blinds and shades, 4 to 6 weeks for plantation shutters, consult-to-install. Most full-house installs run one day on site.
Do you cover East Cobb, Marietta Square, and Kennesaw Mountain?
Yes. We measure across Marietta and Cobb County including East Cobb, the Marietta Square historic district, the Kennesaw Mountain corridor, the Walton High and Lassiter cluster, Smyrna and Vinings to the south, and out to Kennesaw and Acworth to the north.
What is the warranty?
Real hardwood and basswood carry a lifetime mechanism warranty. Faux wood and poly carry a 25-year frame warranty plus a lifetime warranty on the lift mechanism. Motors carry 6 to 7 years.
What works in Marietta's Mid-Century ranch stock?
Roller shades, cellular shades, and 2.5-inch louver plantation shutters all work well; we recommend skipping the 3.5-inch louver here because the horizontal sash makes the smaller slat read more proportional. See our blinds page for the full range.
Can you do the historic Marietta Square Victorian homes?
Yes. We hand-template, custom-stain, and install with discretion. Hardwood blinds, plantation shutters, and Roman shades all sit well in this stock.
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