Complete Room by Room Guide to Window Treatments in Brisbane 

Every room in your house needs a different approach to window treatments. A product that works perfectly in a kitchen will not suit a bedroom. A curtain that looks great in a living room is impractical in a bathroom. Here is a room by room breakdown for Brisbane homes.

Living room: Sheer curtains for light filtering and daytime privacy. If the windows face west, add a sunscreen roller blind behind the sheers for afternoon heat management. For a more complete setup, double curtains with a blockout layer give you full control day and night.

Master bedroom: Double curtains with a sheer and blockout layer, or a blockout roller blind paired with sheers. The priority here is darkness for sleeping and flexibility for daytime.

Secondary bedrooms and kids rooms: Blockout roller blinds are practical and cost effective. If the room is used as a guest room, add sheer curtains for a more polished look.

Bathroom: PVC venetian blinds or PVC plantation shutters . Both resist moisture and allow ventilation through adjustable slats. Roller blinds in moisture resistant fabric are a cheaper alternative.

Kitchen: Roller blinds in a wipe clean fabric. Avoid curtains near cooking areas because fabric absorbs grease and odours. If the kitchen has a large window above the sink, a moisture rated roller blind keeps things practical.

Home office: Sunscreen roller blind for glare control. Zebra blinds for adjustable light filtering. Venetian blinds for those who prefer slat angle control.

Laundry: Roller blinds in moisture resistant fabric. Simple, functional, and easy to maintain.

Hallways and stairwells: Roller blinds or motorised blinds if the windows are hard to reach. Void area curtains for two storey stairwells with tall glass.

We fit out entire homes across Brisbane, from single rooms to full house packages. Book a consultation and we will plan every room in one visit.