Where a curtain is too soft for the room — a kitchen, a home office, a glass partition — a blind does the job in a fraction of the depth. We measure, make and fit the full range.
Prices are for a standard 2m × 3m window, fully fitted — fabric, tailoring, track, accessories and installation included.
One flat panel on a tube. The simplest window covering there is, and the one that solves screen glare in an office better than anything else.
A coated blackout fabric on a roller tube. The cheapest route to a genuinely dark room, and the standard fit for nurseries and shift workers.
Alternating sheer and opaque bands on a double layer. Slide one over the other and you move from open view to full privacy without ever touching the…
Soft horizontal folds that stack neatly at the top. A roman blind gives you the fabric and warmth of a curtain in the depth of a blind.
A roman blind with a full blackout lining behind the face fabric. Soft folds on the room side, complete darkness behind.
Catalogue 401 chiffon folded into roman pleats. Light comes through the fabric and catches on every fold edge.
Tilting timber slats. Throw the light at the ceiling and keep it off the screen, or close them flat for privacy without losing the window.
Slim metal slats that tilt precisely and wipe clean. The standard fit for offices, kitchens and anywhere humidity rules out timber.
Rotating fabric louvres hanging from a top track. The most economical way to cover a very wide window or a sliding door.
Every curtain we make starts the same way: our team arrives at your home with the fabric catalogues, measures the actual drop, and quotes one price…
The parts nobody thinks about until one fails. Every made-to-measure order from us already includes the track, the runners, the hooks and the…
A blind sits inside the reveal and takes up almost no wall. That matters in a compact apartment kitchen, behind a desk, or on a bathroom window where fabric would stay damp, and on a wide sliding door where vertical louvres are the only sensible span. It also matters on the tall, narrow windows common in newer Dubai towers, where a full curtain would look heavy and out of proportion.
Roller blinds are the simplest and the most forgiving — one flat piece of fabric on a tube, available in blackout, sunscreen or translucent. Zebra blinds layer opaque and sheer bands so you can tune the light by sliding one over the other. Roman shades fold into soft horizontal pleats and read much closer to a curtain, which is why they suit bedrooms and living rooms. Venetian blinds, in aluminium or wood, tilt so you can throw light at the ceiling while keeping the view out of the room.
Glare on a screen is the complaint we hear most from offices in Business Bay and Al Qasimia. A sunscreen roller at a 3–5% openness factor cuts the glare and the solar gain while keeping enough of the view that the room does not feel boxed in. For meeting rooms that need to go properly dark for a presentation, a blackout roller in the same housing is the usual answer.
Blinds are fitted to the reveal or face-fixed to the wall above it, depending on the depth you have. Cleaning is a wipe with a damp cloth for roller and venetian, and a vacuum brush for roman and sheer roman blinds. Child safety is not optional in the UAE — every corded blind we fit leaves with a cleat or a breakaway chain fitted as standard.
A blind is either fitted inside the window reveal or face-fixed to the wall above it, and the choice is usually made for you by how deep the reveal is. A roller needs enough depth to take the tube and its brackets without the fabric fouling the frame or the handle; a roman needs more again, because the folds stack at the top and that stack has to live somewhere. Where the reveal is too shallow, face fixing is not a downgrade — it covers the frame as well as the glass, which usually blocks more light, not less.
Inside a reveal, the width is measured at the top, the middle and the bottom, and the smallest of the three is the one we work from. Openings are rarely square, especially in older Sharjah villa stock, and a blind cut to the widest measurement is a blind that jams. The same applies to the drop, measured at both sides. Getting this wrong is not adjustable afterwards the way a curtain hem is, which is the main reason blinds are worth having measured rather than ordered from your own numbers.
Two things age a blind here, and neither is sunlight on its own. The first is dust. Air conditioning moves fine dust continuously and it settles on any horizontal surface, which is precisely what a venetian slat is; that is why venetians need wiping more often than anything else on this page and why a roller, with one flat vertical face, stays looking clean for far longer. The second is heat cycling at the glass. The gap between an air-conditioned room and the surface of west-facing glass in August is severe, and cheap coated blackout fabric responds to it by going brittle and eventually cracking along the fold lines. It is the reason we do not sell the cheapest coated roller on the market.
Near the coast, add salt to the dust. Aluminium venetians and metal components handle it better than anything with a steel spring in it, and are the sensible specification for a window that gets opened onto sea air.
These are not alternatives as often as people assume. A blackout roller in the reveal with a chiffon sheer or a decorative curtain on the wall outside it is a common and very effective combination: the blind does the light control, the curtain does the softness and the acoustics, and neither has to compromise for the other. It is also the cheapest route to a genuinely dark bedroom in a room whose window is too shallow to take a heavy curtain well.
Window blinds in Dubai are priced per opening, and the figure moves with the size of the opening, the fabric or slat you choose and whether the blind is fitted inside the reveal or on the face of the wall. That last choice affects blinds Dubai price less than it affects the result — a reveal-fitted blackout blind leaves light down both sides. Anyone comparing window blinds price in the UAE should also compare what is included: our quotation covers the blind, the fittings and the installation. Blinds are the better answer to a kitchen, a bathroom or a small window where a curtain would spend its life stacked across the glass; where a room wants softness or real darkness, curtains usually win. The best blinds in Dubai for a given room are simply the ones matched to the job — which is a five-minute conversation at the window.
Blinds and curtains solve the same problem in different ways, and the window usually decides which is right rather than taste. A blind sits inside or tight against the opening and takes almost no wall; a curtain needs somewhere to stack when it is open. That single difference settles most cases before style enters the conversation.
Where a room wants softness, or the window is very wide, or you want two layers of light control, curtains generally do it better. Plenty of homes use both — blinds in the service rooms, curtains in the living space.
A roller is the simplest mechanism and the least intrusive when it is up; in a blackout fabric it is the usual answer for a bedroom that needs the room dark. A roman folds into soft horizontal pleats and reads as fabric rather than hardware, which suits a living room where a roller would look utilitarian. A zebra alternates sheer and solid bands, so zebra blinds in the UAE are popular for exactly this: aligning the bands gives you privacy and offsetting them gives you a view — useful where light changes through the day. Vertical louvres remain the practical choice for a wide sliding door, because they stack tightly and can be angled rather than simply raised. Venetian slats give the finest control of direction, which is why they persist in offices.
A blind is fitted either inside the reveal or outside it, on the face of the wall. Inside looks neater and keeps the sill usable; it also leaves a small gap at each side, which is where light gets in. If you are choosing blackout blinds for a bedroom in Dubai, fitting it outside the reveal with a generous overlap does far more than upgrading the fabric. This is the single most common disappointment with blackout blinds and it is a fitting choice, not a fabric one.
Blinds are cut to one opening and are far less forgiving than curtains — a centimetre out on a reveal fit is visible, and it cannot be adjusted afterwards the way a hem can. That is why we measure rather than ask for numbers, and why the visit is free whether or not you order. If you are weighing blinds against curtains for the same room, say so on the visit: it is a five-minute conversation standing in front of the window, and it is worth having before anything is cut. Book a free home visit when you are ready.
Collected after installation across Dubai, Sharjah and the northern emirates.
Quoted, fitted and invoiced with no surprises. The fitters removed all the packaging and took the old rail away with them.
Rollers for a home office. The screen glare is gone and the blind sits flush inside the recess.
The fitters noticed my ceiling was not level and adjusted the track so the curtains hang straight anyway. That is the kind of thing you only find out later if it is done badly.
They cover Ajman properly, which many Dubai companies do not. No extra travel charge and they arrived on time.
Went for the double layer after seeing the books at home. Sheer during the day, blackout at night, and the two tracks were installed level to the millimetre. Price on the quote was the price I paid.
The consultant brought all four catalogue books to the flat. Seeing the fabric against my own window in daylight completely changed which colour I picked — the one I chose online looked grey in my living room.
I only wanted sheers for the living room. They did not try to upsell me into blackout, which I appreciated. The chiffon softens the light beautifully and the room still feels bright.
Floor-to-ceiling glass on two sides. The sheers cut the glare without making the apartment dark, and the fitters got the drop right to the centimetre above the floor.
Very good work and a fair price. The only reason for four stars is that the first fitting slot was moved by a day. Once they arrived it took under three hours for four windows and they cleaned up after themselves.
Pinch pleat in the formal sitting room. The folds are even across the whole width, which is the part cheap curtains always get wrong. They hung and dressed them properly before leaving.
Good blinds at a good price. I would have liked a wider colour choice in the roller range, but for the blackout function they do exactly what was promised.
They came all the way to RAK for two bedrooms and still gave me the same fixed price. Fitted in one visit.
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Our team brings catalogues 301, 302, 303 and 401 to your door, measures every window, and quotes one fixed price covering fabric, track, accessories and fitting. The visit is free and there is no obligation.
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