Vacuuming beats washing
Curtains washed often fade and shrink faster than they should. What actually extends their life is a monthly pass with a vacuum brush head, top to bottom — especially across the heading, where dust piles up most.
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Curtain
Pinch pleat, taped wave, Roman fold or eyelet — pick the style and the fabric grade, from standard to premium.
- Starting price
- 350 THB/yd
- Installation per unit
- 200 THB per unit · under 10 units is a flat 2,000 THB · free over 20,000 THB
- Light block
- 25–95%
- Sizes we make per unit
- Height up to 1000 cm
Excludes VAT · the final price depends on fabric grade and how many units
Curtain
About the Curtain
What separates curtains from rollers and blinds is that there's more fabric than the window is wide, so it falls into folds when open. Those folds are what make a room feel warmer, and why most bedrooms and living rooms still end up with curtains in the end.
The heading style is the first choice. Pinch pleat gathers the top into regular folds and reads formal and classic. Eyelet threads through metal rings for bigger, more contemporary waves. Taped wave gives an even, repeating ripple and stacks the flattest of those when it's open. We also make Roman folds, which stack upward in layers instead of drawing to the side — useful on small windows or where there's nowhere for fabric to gather.
The thing people don't expect: curtains aren't only about light. Heavy fabric genuinely takes the echo out of a bare room with hard floors — condos where every word bounces usually sound better the day the curtains go up. Rollers and blinds can't do that.
Fabrics and colours to pick from
The number beside each fabric is roughly how much light it blocks.
- Pleated Cream · Light block 60%
- Eyelet Slate · Light block 85%
- Wave Sand · Light block 70%
- Sheer Mist · Light block 20%
Real installations
Jobs that used this product — open one for the photos and clips from site.
What it does well, and where it falls short
The limits up front, so nothing is a surprise once it's on the wall.
Where it works well
- Bedrooms that want darkness and the softness of fabric at the same time
- Living rooms where the window should be a feature, not just a functional thing
- Bare rooms with hard floors where voices echo — heavy fabric softens that
- Tall windows and full-height glass — this category makes the greatest drop on the site, see the table
- Flexible budgets, since the fabric grade runs from standard up to premium
Where we'd point you elsewhere
- Tight spots with furniture against the glass — curtains take more room at the window than anything else
- Open kitchens with cooking oil in the air — fabric absorbs smells and turns tacky faster than you'd expect
- Doors used all day long — the fabric flaps in the way and has to be gathered every time
- Anywhere needing fine light control — curtains are open or closed, with no way to aim the light
- Households with serious dust sensitivity that won't take the panels down regularly
How to choose without regretting it
Work through these in order and the choice narrows fast.
- 1
Pick the heading first, the fabric second
Most people start with colour and only later find the fabric doesn't work for the heading they wanted — very light cloth, for instance, won't hold its shape in eyelets. Start with the heading and the wrong fabrics rule themselves out.
- 2
There are three fabric grades, and they hang differently
The grades run standard, mid and premium, and the per-yard price of each is in the price box below. What you actually feel isn't just thickness — it's how the cloth falls and how even the folds stay, which shows up most on tall drops.
- 3
Single layer or double
A single sheer is lovely and diffuses light, but at night shapes still show from outside. A single opaque layer forces a choice between dark and no daylight at all. Sheer inside plus opaque outside is the most flexible answer for a bedroom.
- 4
Sill length or floor length
Floor length makes the ceiling look higher and instantly more expensive — right for living rooms and bedrooms. Sill length suits windows with furniture under them, like a headboard or a desk pushed to the wall.
- 5
Always mount the track above the frame
Fixing the track tight to the top of the frame makes a room look squat. Lift it higher than the frame and run it wider on both sides and the room instantly reads taller — plus the open curtain stacks on wall instead of covering glass.
How the price is worked out
Curtains are priced by the yard of fabric, not by the square yard like blinds. So two things drive the number more than anything else: how wide the window is, which decides how much cloth is used, and which fabric grade you choose.
There are three grades, and the per-yard figure for each is in the box below. Installation follows the standard formula used across the other categories. The final price is confirmed after the on-site measure, once the unit count is settled.
The starting numbers for this type
- Starting price — 350 THB/yd
- Installation per unit — 200 THB per unit · under 10 units is a flat 2,000 THB · free over 20,000 THB
- Sizes we make per unit — Height up to 1000 cm
- Light block — 25–95%
- Standard — 350 THB/yd
- Mid grade — 480 THB/yd
- Premium — 690 THB/yd
- Excludes VAT · the final price depends on fabric grade and how many units
What moves the price
- The fabric grade — standard, mid or premium
- The width of the window, which sets how much fabric is used
- The drop — to the sill or to the floor
- The heading style: pleated, eyelet or wave
- One layer or two, sheer plus opaque
- How many units in total, and whether anything has to come down first
Looking after it
Read the label before it goes anywhere near water
Fabrics differ enormously. Linen and cotton shrink in hot water, some sheers lose their shape on a hard spin, and coated blackout cloth often shouldn't see a machine at all. Ask before you risk a whole panel.
Rehang it slightly damp
If it's washable, hanging it back up while still slightly damp lets its own weight pull the creases out — you'll barely need to iron. Don't bake it dry in direct sun; that's the main cause of uneven fading.
Reset the folds after you open it
Run your hand down the stack so the folds sit in their original lines each time you open it. Ten seconds — and it's the difference between two homes with identical fabric. Left bunched at random, the cloth learns the wrong creases.
FAQ
Questions we get about this one
Can I change fabric colour after ordering?
Before cutting, talk to us. Once it's made there's an extra charge, because the fabric was cut to your windows.
What does the site measure cost?
500-1,000 THB in Bangkok and the metro area, credited back in full when you order. Outside that it starts at 3,500 THB depending on distance and is not credited back.
What should be ready before you measure?
The room needs to be fully finished — the measurements have to be the final ones.
How long from order to installation?
7-14 days, depending on how many units.
Do you take cleaning or repair jobs?
We don't take cleaning or repair work — not on curtains bought here, and not on curtains bought elsewhere. If it's something covered by the warranty (motor 6 years, installation 1 year, wooden blind slats 1 year), message us as usual.
What if a measurement is wrong?
If the error is ours, we fix it at our cost.
What is a double-layer curtain?
It's two panels on two channels of the same track set: a sheer inside for daytime, giving soft light with some privacy, and an opaque layer outside for night or whenever you want the room dark. It gives you far more control than a single panel ever can — and it's routine work for us, not a special order.
How many styles and colours are there?
Four headings: pinch pleat, taped wave, Roman fold and eyelet. The fabric comes in more than 100 shades, and we bring samples to the on-site measure so you can judge the colour in your own light.
Should curtains reach the floor?
Floor length looks best in living rooms and bedrooms, but leave a small gap above the floor — fabric that drags gets dirty fast and wears through at the hem first. Where furniture sits under the window, stopping at the sill is simply more practical.
How it compares with the rest
Not quite what you pictured? These are the closest alternatives.
Motorized Curtain Track
Love the curtains but not the walking over to pull them? The track can be motorised with the same fabric.
Motorized Roller Blind
Short on space at the window, or after a flat clean face? A roller takes up far less room.
Wooden Blind
Want to steer the light rather than just open or close? Wooden blinds can; curtains can't.
Worth reading first
Guides that cover this product in full — no need to message us to find out.
Blackout or sunscreen fabric: what each one actually does
Most people pick fabric by colour, when the thing that decides whether the room works is how much light it stops — and the same colour comes in several levels.
How to measure your own windows before asking for a price
You don't need fitter-level precision — we measure properly before anything is made. But a decent measurement now means the price we send back is far closer to the real one.
Ready-made or made-to-measure motorized blinds: which one do you actually need?
Ready-made motorized blinds are a real option and not a bad one — they just answer a different question. Here is the honest comparison, and which windows suit which.
Choosing a curtain shop: seven things to ask before you pay a deposit
The hard part is not finding out who is more expensive. It is that no two quotes count the same things, so they cannot be laid side by side. These seven questions make them comparable.
How curtains are priced, why it is by the yard, and what cheap really means
The most common question is how many yards a two-metre window needs. The answer is not two metres converted to yards — and understanding why is the key to reading any curtain quote.
What does a motorized curtain track cost? Priced by length, and what is and isn't in it
A motorized curtain track isn't priced by the square yard like a roller blind. It's priced per set according to the length of the track, and that price already includes the motor. Here's what sits inside that figure, what is charged separately, and what moves the price.
Pleated or wave curtains: how they differ and which one suits your room
The same fabric in the same colour gives a room two different moods as a pleated curtain and as a wave curtain. The whole difference is in the heading and the track, not in the cloth.
Bedroom curtains: how to get the room properly dark
Plenty of bedrooms have opaque fabric and still wake up bright. The fabric is rarely the problem — the light is coming in around it.
Blinds for heat and afternoon sun: what actually helps a west-facing room
A blind doesn't make the sun go away. It only changes where the sunlight lands once it's through the glass. Start from that and choosing fabric for an afternoon-sun room gets much easier than picking by colour.
How long does a made-to-measure curtain order take? Every step from first message to fitted
Anyone about to order made-to-measure curtains wants to know three things first: how long the wait is, what gets paid when, and what to have ready. Here is our process one step at a time, from the first LINE message to the fitter packing up.
Installing a motorized curtain track: what has to be ready, plasterboard ceilings, and keeping your curtains
A motorized curtain track can go into a home you already live in, with nothing knocked out. Three things do have to be ready before the fitter arrives: power, something for the track to fix into, and finished decoration. This guide takes them one at a time, and says which are yours to sort out and which the fitter checks at the measure.
Two-layer curtains, sheer plus blackout: what they are, which layer goes where, and how the cost adds up
Two layers don't make a room any darker than the opaque curtain would on its own. People choose them because the daytime gets light and privacy together. This guide explains how the two layers work, what space they need, and what the cost is made of.
Living room curtains: how to choose, and what suits a big sliding glass door
A living room isn't a bedroom: it doesn't need darkness, it needs the right amount of light, a view you can still see, and privacy once the lamps are on. So the right choice is rarely the most opaque fabric. It's the one that fits how the room is used through the day.
Room dividers: what they are, where they work, how they're priced and their limits
A room divider splits a space without building a wall and slides out of the way when you don't need it. It divides what you see, though, and it is not a wall. This guide gives both sides: where it works, where it will disappoint, how it's priced and what to measure before asking for a quote.
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