--- title: "Blinds.com Has Window Treatments at Clearance-Level Prices for Spring Black Friday—Up to 50% Off Levolor, Cellular Shades, and More" description: "Blinds.com is offering deep discounts on popular widow treatments during its Spring Black Friday event. See our top picks here." date: "2026-04-23" modified: "2026-04-23" authors: - name: "Glenda Taylor" job_title: "Staff Writer" link: "https://www.bobvila.com/authors/glenda-taylor.md" url: "https://www.bobvila.com/reviews/blinds-com-spring-black-friday-april-2026/" categories: - "Deals" - "Interior" - "Interior Design" - "Reviews" tags: - "deals" --- # Blinds.com Has Window Treatments at Clearance-Level Prices for Spring Black Friday—Up to 50% Off Levolor, Cellular Shades, and More ![Blinds.com Has Window Treatments Up to 50% Off]() *Photo: BobVila.com Team* Blinds.com’s [Spring Black Friday]() sale is live, and one of the best values is the [Cordless Light Filtering Cellular Shade, now as low as $19.49]() (was $25.99). It’s a cost-effective way to upgrade your privacy and soften the natural light without having to deal with complicated installation. And, quick-ship options are available. In addition, this savings event includes up to [50% off roller shades](), faux [wood blinds](), and premium no-drill designs that make it easier to get a DIY-friendly custom look. ## Our Favorite Blinds.com Deals One of the lowest prices in the sale, this soft [light filtering cellular shade]() comes with cordless operation for a clean look. It’s also part of the quick-ship lineup, so it’s a good choice if you need an affordable upgrade fast. These [faux wood blinds]() deliver the look of real wood with enhanced resistance to moisture and warping. Right now, at 50% off, they’re a budget-friendly pick for kitchens, bathrooms, or any space where durability matters. Designed for tool-free installation, these [light filtering cellular shades]() are ideal for renters or anyone wanting to avoid wall damage. At 50% off, a custom-fit, no-drill upgrade is much easier to justify. ## More Blinds.com Deals Worth Shopping Blinds.com’s Spring Black Friday event includes a wide range of customizable window treatments for every budget and style. Whether you’re upgrading a single room or outfitting your entire home, you’ll find more deals here. ## Cellular Shades - [Budget Cordless Light Filtering Cellular Shades for $27.94]() (was $42.99) - [Budget Cordless Blackout Cellular Shades for $37.04]() (was $56.99) - [Cordless Light Filtering Cellular Shade for $19.49]() (was $25.99) - [Cordless Blackout Cellular Shade for $20.24]() (was $26.99) - [Light Filtering Cellular Shades for $26.55]() (was $48.27) - [Light Filtering Single Cell/Double-Cell for $26.55]() (was $48.27) - [Blackout Single Cell Cellular Shades for $40.67]() (was $73.94) - [Advantage Cordless Blackout Cellular Shades for $37.04]() (was $56.99) ## Roller & Solar Shades - [Blinds.com Classic Roller Shades for $27.69]() (was $42.60) - [Blinds.com Classic Light Filtering Roller Shades for $27.69]() (was $42.60) - [Blinds.com Classic Blackout Roller Shades for $38.21]() (was $58.79) - [Premium Solar Roller Shades for $34.44]() (was $52.99) - [Levolor Solar Roller Shades for $54.29]() (was $108.59) ## Levolor Roller Shades - [Levolor Roller Shades for $42.51]() (was $85.03) - [Levolor Light Filtering Roller Shades for $43.63]() (was $87.27) - [Levolor Blackout Roller Shades for $42.51]() (was $85.03) ## No-Drill Shades (Levolor) - [Levolor No Drill Light Filtering Cellular Shades for $81.93]() (was $163.87) - [Levolor No Drill Blackout Cellular Shades for $93.57]() (was $187.14) - [Levolor No Drill Blackout Roller Shades for $157.74]() (was $315.48) - [Levolor No Drill Solar Roller Shades for $166.23]() (was $332.47) - [Levolor No Drill Light Filtering Roller Shades for $166.06]() (was $332.13) - [Levolor No Drill Banded Shades for $168.04]() (was $336.09) ## Faux Wood & Specialty Shades - [SouthSeas 2-Inch Faux Wood Blinds for $43.49]() (was $86.99) - [Designer Roman Shades for $81.73]() (was $125.74) ## Author Glenda Taylor is a BobVila.com staff writer with a background in the residential remodeling, home building, and home improvement industries. She started writing for BobVila.com in 2016 and covers a range of topics, including construction methods, code compliance, tool use, and the latest news in the housing and real estate industries.