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 that covers the fabric, the track, every hook and bracket, and the fitting. No surprises at the end.
Prices are for a standard 2m × 3m window, fully fitted — fabric, tailoring, track, accessories and installation included.
Full darkness and real heat control, cut to your window from catalogues 301, 302 and 303. The room stays dark at 6am and noticeably cooler through…
Light without glare, privacy without gloom. Catalogue 401 chiffon filters the harsh Gulf sun into something soft while keeping the room open.
The combination most UAE homes end up with: chiffon sheer on the front track for daytime, blackout behind it for night and the worst of the afternoon.
Continuous S-shaped folds that stay even whether the curtain is open or closed. The modern heading, and the one that suits floor-to-ceiling glazing…
Chiffon from catalogue 401 carried on a wave track. The folds catch light along each curve, which is where sheer fabric looks its best.
Both layers in matched wave folds on a double track. The most refined set-up we make, and the one specified most often for new villa handovers.
Every shade in this category, draped and lit on a real window. A colour that looks flat in a photograph often reads completely differently once light is coming through it.
One room is trying to be dark on demand. The other is trying to be bright without glare. Buying the same curtain for…
They do different jobs and most homes need both. Here is what each one actually does, where each fails, and how to…
The heading is the part almost nobody asks about and the part that decides how the curtain looks. Here is what each one…
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…
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…
Ready-made curtains are cut for a standard European window. Homes here are not built that way. Villa majlis windows run three metres and higher, apartment towers in Marina and Al Majaz have full-height glazing, and older Sharjah buildings often have deep recesses that a shop-bought panel simply cannot cover. A panel that stops short of the sill lets a bright line of Gulf sun straight into the room, and that gap is exactly where the heat comes in too.
Measuring on site removes the guesswork. We record the track width, the finished drop, the ceiling type and whether the wall can take a bracket, then cut to those numbers, on the heading you choose — pinch pleat, wave, eyelet or tab top. The curtain hangs flat, closes fully, and sits where it should.
Our warehouse carries four catalogues. Catalogues 301, 302 and 303 are blackout: 301 is textured, 302 is a clean plain weave, and 303 is jacquard with a woven pattern. Catalogue 401 is chiffon sheer, the light, floating fabric most people call voile or net.
Because the stock sits in our own warehouse rather than with an importer, we are not waiting on a container to fill an order. That is the difference between a three-day turnaround and a three-week one.
The pairing that works best in this climate is a chiffon sheer on the front track with a blackout on the back — the layered pair. Through the day the sheer softens the glare and keeps the room private without shutting it in. At night, or through the worst of the afternoon in July, the blackout closes over it and the room goes dark and noticeably cooler. It is two separate curtains on a double track, and it is the single most requested combination we fit.
One figure covers the fabric, the tailoring, the track, the runners, hooks and ceiling brackets, the measuring visit and the installation. Where a customer wants motorisation we quote that as a clearly separate line rather than folding it into the base price. Larger orders move down the discount ladder automatically — a full villa is priced very differently to a single bedroom.
Dubai and Sharjah are our core, and our team reaches Ajman, Abu Dhabi, Ras Al Khaimah, Fujairah and Umm Al Quwain. The home visit is free everywhere we cover.
Most people comparing curtains in Dubai are really comparing three things without being told so. The first is fullness — a pinch pleat cut at 2.0x uses a quarter less cloth than a wave at 2.5x, and that alone explains many curtains Dubai price differences. The second is the track length, measured past the glass rather than across the window. The third is whether the quote is for one curtain or for a sheer and a blackout on a double track. A curtains shop in Dubai selling ready-made panels is solving a different problem from a made-to-measure supplier: the panel is cheaper, and it fits the window it was cut for rather than yours. If you want to buy curtains in Dubai without guessing, the estimator prices your own measurements before anyone visits, and curtains and drapes across Dubai and Sharjah are fitted by our own team rather than subcontracted.
The best curtains for Dubai apartments are decided by four things rather than by colour, and once you have chosen curtains rather than blinds those four remain, and they are made in this order: how the curtain hangs, how much light it stops, how full it is, and how it is fixed to the room. The styles above answer the first. This section covers the rest, because they affect the result more than most people expect and are hardest to change afterwards.
A heading is how the top of the curtain is gathered, and it sets the character of the whole window. A pinch pleat is the traditional choice: deep, structured folds that hold their shape whether the curtain is open or closed, and the most forgiving on an uneven ceiling. A wave heading is the modern one — a continuous, even S-curve that suits long straight runs and full-height glazing, and it needs the most fabric of any heading. An eyelet threads onto a pole and reads as more casual; it needs a pole rather than a track, which rules it out where there is no wall above the glass. Curtain headings explained goes through the trade-offs with the fullness each one needs.
A blackout fabric is not a dark-coloured fabric. In our books the light-stopping layer is woven into the cloth rather than glued on the back, which is why a pale blackout exists at all — a cream curtain can stop as much light as a charcoal one. A dimout softens light without removing it. A chiffon sheer does the opposite job: privacy in daylight while keeping the room bright, which is the reason so many homes here run two layers on a double track rather than choosing between them. Blackout or sheer sets out which rooms genuinely need which.
One point that surprises people: with any blackout, the fabric is rarely what lets the light in. Light comes around the sides, over the top and through the gap where two panels meet. That is a fitting problem, not a fabric problem, and it is solved by running the track well past the glass, overlapping the panels in the centre and going floor length.
Fullness is the multiplier between your track width and the width of cloth used. At 2.0x a three metre track takes six metres of fabric; at 2.5x it takes seven and a half. Cutting fullness is the easiest way to reduce a quotation and the easiest way to spoil the result — a curtain cut lean hangs flat, the folds fall out, and no amount of dressing fixes it. If you are comparing two prices, ask what fullness each one is quoted at before you compare anything else.
Floor length curtains in Dubai read better than sill length on almost every window in a modern apartment, and the hem should just touch. Where the curtain sits when it is open matters too: the width of fabric gathered at the side is the stack, and if the track stops at the glass the stack sits across your window and your view. Running the track 15–20 cm onto the wall each side puts the stack on the wall where it belongs. What the ceiling will take is the other visit-day question — a concrete slab takes a ceiling-fixed track anywhere, a false ceiling needs the fixing to reach something solid, and a shallow bulkhead may not have the depth for a double track at all. The tracks and rails page covers what goes where.
Curtains in this climate collect dust more than dirt, and dust is what dulls a colour. Taking it off regularly does more for the look than washing ever will, and most of our fabrics are not improved by a washing machine — cleaning curtains without taking them down covers the method. Where a curtain will take direct afternoon sun, a sheer in front of it is the cheapest protection you can buy, and it is the layer that is inexpensive to replace when it eventually goes.
All four fabric catalogues come to the home on the measuring visit, so the shade is judged in the light it will live in rather than under a showroom lamp.
Anyone comparing curtains Dubai price across suppliers should compare fullness first.
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fast service- they sent the team after 3 hours of my call to them- and with the next day curtians were installed-
Loved their curtains, amazing quality. definitely recommend.
i find them via online search, and with in 20 minutes they reached me back and offer me free Book visit, i sent to 10 companies request but this company was quickest and the prices are also negotiable-
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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