Interior Design & Hunter Douglas Window Covering Blinds Showroom Burlington, MA

Lynne Greene Interiors is a family-owned business, committed to your complete satisfaction. Our reputation in our community is important us, so you get a level of personal service you just won’t find anywhere else.

ONE STOP SHOPPING

Already know your favorite style. We’ll help you find the perfect furniture, shades, draperies, flooring, and other accessories to fit your vision – right down to the last candlestick.


Not sure what you like yet? No problem. We’ll start by eliminating what you don’t like, and then we can work with you to develop an interior decorating style that’s just for you.

Save on Window Coverings and More

Rebates and Promotions

Throughout the year we run rebates and specials on window treatments and home decor items. Check back often to see what promotion is currently running.

Receive a Tax Credit of Up to $1,200

Federal tax credit

Receive a Tax Credit up to $1, 200 with purchase of select Hunter Douglas energy-efficient Duette® and Applause® Cellular Shades.

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Design Ideas and Tips

The Window Treatment to Help Beat the Heat

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Happy Decoration Weekend!!

Memorial Day, originally known as Decoration Day, began after the American Civil War to honor fallen soldiers. The first national observance was on May 30, 1868, when Union veterans decorated the graves of their comrades with flowers. Over time, the holiday expanded to honor all U.S. military personnel who died in service, especially after World…