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Made to measure, fitted in your home
Plan soft daylight, evening privacy and a clear path to the balcony. We bring fabric samples to your home, measure your windows and install your curtains with our own team.
Image: AI-restyled room visualisation based on The Amore project, not a photograph of the installation as completed.
Your windows, your routine
A long living-room window and a bedroom opening ask different things of a curtain. Start with when you use the room, where the light comes from and how much privacy you need.
Sheer day curtains soften daylight across a wide window. When lights are on inside after dark, sheers alone may reveal the room; add a heavier night layer where evening privacy matters. Explore day and sheer curtains →
Blackout fabric is only part of a darker bedroom. The curtain needs to cover the opening properly, with the top, sides and meeting edges considered during measurement. Discuss the room's light sources alongside the fabric. Explore blackout and night curtains →
Day and night curtains give you two separately drawn layers: sheers when you want softer daylight, and a heavier curtain for greater privacy. Allow space for both layers and for the fabric when it is drawn open. Explore day and night curtains →
If glare is the main problem and full darkness is not needed, consider dimout curtains. Compare a sample in the room rather than choosing by a fabric colour alone.
Full-height windows & balcony doors
A curtain occupies space even when it is drawn back. For balcony doors, the stacking position needs to work with the opening direction and the route you use every day.
Show us how the doors open. We assess the fabric position, handles and available space at each end before deciding where the curtain should gather. Read our balcony sliding-door curtain planning guide for a practical checklist.
If you are planning a pelmet or cove, discuss the curtain layers and mounting arrangement before the detail is closed up. There is no single clearance that fits every curtain system.
The final drop should be measured against the finished room. Let us know about floor or ceiling work that may change the dimensions after the first visit.
The Amore
The Amore project pairs day and night curtains across living and bedroom spaces. Its project story explores the curtain line beside the cove and the full-height living-area glazing. The page uses AI-restyled room visualisations; furniture and styling differ from the original rooms.
A quote for your actual windows
A condo quotation is based on the windows and selected setup. A wide balcony opening, two curtain layers or a different drop can change the scope even between apartments with the same number of bedrooms. Our condo curtain cost guide explains how to compare the written scope.
Send a photo of each window showing the floor and ceiling, any rough width and drop you have, the rooms to cover and your renovation stage. Rough measurements help the conversation; we take the final measurements on site.
Look at fabric samples in your own light. We discuss sheer, dimout and blackout options, the layers you need and the fitting arrangement before you decide.
Your quotation sets out the agreed scope and applicable terms before you place an order. Read our quotation and service FAQ or compare the curtain range.

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