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Shades that open from the top. Daylight in, privacy kept.

Top-down bottom-up shades lower from the top, so sun pours in above eye level while the bottom stays covered. We check prices at Blindsgalore, Blinds.com, SelectBlinds and Home Depot every week and list the best current deals right here.

Light without sacrificing privacy.

Updated Oct 1, 2026 · Deals checked Oct 2, 2026

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Quick picks

★ Our pick · Best for custom sizes

Blindsgalore

  • 30 products on its top-down bottom-up page: cellular, Roman, woven wood, pleated
  • Free samples and free shipping
  • Cordless and motorized options

Watch out: 30-day exchange, not a refund

From $34.28 · smallest size, sale price · checked Oct 2, 2026

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Best for cordless

SelectBlinds

  • 23 top-down bottom-up styles, 18 of them cellular
  • Many cordless options
  • Free samples, free shipping, 3-year limited warranty

Watch out: Trustpilot 3.4; reviewers complain about support

Check price at the store

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Best for range and fit guarantee

Blinds.com

  • Large range: cellular, pleated, Roman, woven wood
  • Free samples and free shipping
  • SureFit guarantee and 100% satisfaction guarantee

Watch out: Owned by The Home Depot

Check price at the store

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Best for buying today

Home Depot

  • 34 top-down bottom-up cellular shades in our check
  • Buy online, pick up in store on eligible items
  • Product ratings shown on every listing

Watch out: Stock sizes rarely fit a window exactly

From $56.01 · starting price, sale · checked Sep 30, 2026

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Prices we checked

Starting prices as shown on each store's site on the date listed. Prices change often and include sales running on that date. Your size will cost more than the smallest size.
StoreProductFromPrice basisCheckedLink
BlindsgaloreCordless top-down bottom-up cellular shade
Sale price; sale listed as ending Oct 5
$34.28 (was $85.71)smallest size, sale priceSee price →
Home DepotBlinds.com Luxury light filtering cellular shade
Blinds.com-brand shade sold at Home Depot
$56.01 (was $74.68)starting price, saleSee price →
SelectBlindsTop-down bottom-up shades
Price not readable on our check; see store
Check price—Check price →
Blinds.comTop-down bottom-up shades
Price not readable on our check; see store
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All rows and more on what they cost.

Popular top-down bottom-up shades this week

Photos and prices from the store's product feed, checked Oct 2, 2026.

Compare the 4 stores

Store facts from each store's site, checked Sep 30, 2026. Review scores: Trustpilot (specialists) or the store's own product ratings (Home Depot).
StoreBest forTop-down stylesCordless / motorizedSamplesGuarantee / returnsReviewsOwnerLink
BlindsgaloreCustom sizes, best overall value30 (cellular, Roman, woven wood, pleated)Yes / YesFree (up to 10)30-day exchange on custom itemsTrustpilot 4.5 (473 reviews)IndependentSee price →
SelectBlindsMany cordless styles23 (mostly cellular; 2 Roman)Yes / YesFree (up to 15)Measuring protection guarantee, 3-year limited warrantyTrustpilot 3.4 (4,749 reviews)Independent (Hunter Douglas reportedly holds a stake)See price →
Blinds.comWidest range, fit guaranteeLarge (cellular, pleated, Roman, woven wood)Yes / YesFreeSureFit guarantee, 100% satisfaction guaranteeTrustpilot 4.3 (3,425 reviews)The Home DepotSee price →
Home DepotBuy today, in-store pickup and returns34 cellular results (Levolor, Home Decorators, Blinds.com and others)Yes / YesSee storeIn-store returns (custom items: see product page)Product ratings, e.g. Levolor 4.5 (3,466 reviews)The Home DepotSee price →

Blinds.com is owned by The Home Depot.

Order free samples first

Fabric looks different at home. Three of the four stores send free samples.

Questions people ask

Do top-down bottom-up shades cost more?
Yes. They usually cost more than the same shade without the top-down option, because of the extra rail and lift parts. Our prices page lists dated starting prices at four stores.
Can I get them without cords?
Yes. Cordless versions are common: you move the top and bottom rails by hand. They are the safer choice around children and pets.
Where can I buy them?
Online specialists such as Blindsgalore, SelectBlinds and Blinds.com make them to your window size. Home Depot also sells stock sizes you can pick up in store.
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