Blinds are the default for Singapore kitchens, studies and service yards, and more homes now use them in bedrooms and on balconies too. The shops selling them differ more than they first appear. Some specialise in outdoor zip blinds, some sell indoor blinds by the square foot online, some quote fixed BTO packages, and IKEA sells ready-made sizes you install yourself.
This list compares ten places to buy blinds in Singapore on what affects your choice: where the showroom is, which blind types they list, how they price, what warranty they state and who measures and installs. We publish curtains.sg, so we are listed first. Every other entry uses only what that shop publishes on its own website, checked on 18 October 2026. Promotions change, so confirm prices before ordering.
How we chose these shops
- We started with blinds shops that appear on Google for “best blinds singapore”, “blinds shop singapore” and “roller blinds singapore”, including the map results.
- We kept shops with their own website that lists blind products and a Singapore showroom or service, plus IKEA as the ready-made option.
- For each shop we noted the showroom, blind types listed, the lowest published price with its unit, the warranty as worded on the site, and whether it measures and installs.
- Where two brands share showrooms and products, we list them together.
1. curtains.sg
This is us. We supply and install every common blind type: roller, Korean combi, Venetian in aluminium or wood, Roman, vertical, honeycomb and outdoor zip blinds, with motorised options. We also make curtains, which helps when a room needs a blind in the recess and a curtain in front.
We measure at your home and bring blind samples to hold against your own windows. The visit needs a $50 deposit, credited to your order. Our prices are on the site: HDB blinds packages start from $398 for a 2-room flat, and the instant estimate gives a range per window for roller blinds from about $5 per sq ft, installation included. Use the blind size calculator to work out square feet, or WhatsApp +65 9071 3976.
2. mc.2
mc.2 is at Vertex in Ubi (33 Ubi Avenue 3, #01-28/29). It lists zip blinds, motorised, Venetian, roller, vertical, rainbow (combi), Roman and office blinds, plus Hunter Douglas honeycomb and sheer shades. It calls MAGNAZip+ the first homegrown brand of zip blinds, and its site states a five-year warranty on the motor and mechanism of MAGNAZip SecureZIP and Horizon products. Prices are not published; it offers a showroom consultation. Website: mc2.com.sg.
3. Blinds Guru
Blinds Guru is at BHCC Space in Tampines North (1 Tampines North Drive 3, #06-08/09). It publishes fixed BTO package prices online, such as Korean combi blinds for a 3-room BTO at $588 and roller blinds at $590, with a one-year warranty on most packages and three years on its HANSIN range. Its product pages note that it does not offer free no-obligation site quotes. It lists Venetian, Korean combi, roller, cordless and outdoor zip blinds. Website: blindsguru.com.sg.
4. ShadeSpace
ShadeSpace is at UB.One in Ubi (81 Ubi Avenue 4, #01-14). It is known for ZipBlind outdoor zip blinds, motorised with a manual override and an LED light bar, and also lists roller, honeycomb, wooden and PVC Venetian and Korean combi blinds, plus pergolas and invisible grilles. Its site states up to five years warranty. Prices are not published; it offers a free quotation. Website: shadespace.com.sg.
5. BlindXpert and SmartZip
BlindXpert and SmartZip share two showrooms: Prizm Bizhub in Woodlands and Vertex in Ubi (#01-30). BlindXpert lists indoor roller, zebra, Venetian, honeycomb and Roman blinds, measured and installed by a local team. SmartZip covers outdoor zip blinds only, describes itself as a home zip blind manufacturer, and states an eight-year warranty on motors (its FAQ separately mentions five years on its zip track blinds). Prices are not published. The Woodlands showroom suits homes in the north. Websites: blindxpert.com.sg and smartzip.com.sg.
6. Direct Curtain
Direct Curtain has a showroom at Northstar @ AMK (7030 Ang Mo Kio Avenue 5, #01-39) and an online catalogue with an instant price calculator. On 18 October 2026 it listed blackout roller blinds at a promotional $4.90 per sq ft and Korean combi blinds at $5.90 per sq ft, and zip blinds from $17.90 per sq ft. It states “No GST”, a separate warranty for each zip blind range, and delivery generally in 10 to 14 working days. Measurements are confirmed by an on-site survey or a shop visit. Website: directcurtain.com.
7. FD Curtains & Blinds
FD Curtains & Blinds positions itself as factory direct and lists an address at 1090 Lower Delta Road, #04-06K. It publishes prices from $3.00 per sq ft for roller and Venetian blinds and $5.00 per sq ft for Korean blinds, and lists a wide range including honeycomb, Roman, vertical, wooden and bamboo blinds. A technician visits to measure after you confirm the order. Website: fdcurtainsblinds.com.
8. Secret Furnishing
Secret Furnishing has showrooms at IMM in Jurong East, T-Space in Tampines and Vertex in Ubi, and says it has two factories in Woodlands. It lists Korean combi and roller blinds from $6 per sq ft, wooden Venetian at $11 per sq ft, and an HDB package from $860 for a 3-room BTO. Its site states one year warranty for curtains and blinds and eight years for zip blinds. You can book measuring at a showroom or at home. Website: secretfurnishing.co.
9. The Curtain Boutique
The Curtain Boutique is at Vertex in Ubi (33 Ubi Avenue 3, #01-01). It is mainly a curtain shop but lists Hunter Douglas, combi, roller, Roman, sheer, Venetian and vertical blinds, and sells authentic Ziptrak outdoor and interior blinds from Australia. It offers no-obligation on-site quotation and measuring across Singapore. Prices are not published. Website: tcb.com.sg.
10. IKEA Singapore
IKEA sells ready-made blinds in fixed sizes at Alexandra, Tampines and Jurong, and online. On 18 October 2026 a pleated blind started at $4.90 and a block-out roller blind at $29.90 per piece. It also has cut-to-size and no-drill options. Measuring costs $50, and installation through its service provider is $50 per trip plus $15 per bracket. It suits renters and standard window sizes; for odd sizes or a full BTO, a made-to-measure shop usually fits better. Website: ikea.com/sg.
Blinds shops compared
| Shop | Showroom | Blind focus | Lowest published price | Warranty stated |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| curtains.sg | Home visits islandwide | All indoor types, zip, motorised, plus curtains | Packages from $398; roller from about $5 per sq ft | On your quotation |
| mc.2 | Vertex, Ubi | Zip (MAGNAZip+), Hunter Douglas, indoor | Not published | 5 years on MAGNAZip motor and mechanism |
| Blinds Guru | BHCC Space, Tampines North | Combi, roller, Venetian, zip | $588 (combi, 3-room BTO) | 1 year; 3 years on HANSIN |
| ShadeSpace | UB.One, Ubi | ZipBlind outdoor, indoor | Not published | Up to 5 years |
| BlindXpert and SmartZip | Woodlands and Vertex, Ubi | Indoor (BlindXpert), zip only (SmartZip) | Not published | 8 years on SmartZip motors |
| Direct Curtain | Northstar @ AMK | Roller, combi, zip, online catalogue | $4.90 per sq ft (promo, blackout roller) | Stated per zip range |
| FD Curtains & Blinds | Lower Delta Road | Wide indoor range | $3.00 per sq ft (roller) | Not stated |
| Secret Furnishing | IMM, T-Space, Vertex | Combi, roller, wooden Venetian, zip | $6 per sq ft (combi, roller) | 1 year; 8 years on zip |
| The Curtain Boutique | Vertex, Ubi | Ziptrak, Hunter Douglas, indoor | Not published | Not stated |
| IKEA | Alexandra, Tampines, Jurong | Ready-made sizes | $4.90 per piece (pleated) | Not stated |
Per-sq-ft, per-package and per-piece prices are not directly comparable. Ask each shop to quote the same windows, and check whether the minimum chargeable size, installation and GST are included.
Visiting the Ubi showrooms
Vertex and UB.One in Ubi hold several blinds shops a short walk apart: mc.2, The Curtain Boutique, BlindXpert and SmartZip at Vertex, and ShadeSpace at UB.One. If you want to see zip blinds and Hunter Douglas shades in person, one afternoon there covers most of them. Bring photos and rough sizes of your windows so you can compare like for like.
How to compare blinds quotes in Singapore
Check the minimum size. Many shops charge each blind as at least a set area, often around 20 sq ft. A small toilet window may cost the same as a much larger one. Our blind size calculator shows how this works.
Ask what the warranty covers. Warranties often cover the motor or mechanism, not the fabric, and vary by range. Get it in writing for the exact product you are buying.
Confirm who measures. Blinds fitted inside a recess need exact measurements, especially in older flats where walls are not square. Ask whether the shop measures after renovation or relies on your sizes.
Compare the same blind. “Roller blind” covers sunscreen, dim-out and blackout fabrics at different prices. Our guide to types of blinds explains each one, and blackout blinds vs curtains helps for bedrooms.
Think about the whole room. Many rooms work better with a blind and a curtain together. If you are unsure, read curtains or blinds first. For curtain shops, see our list of the best curtain and blind shops in Singapore.
Common questions
What is the best blinds shop in Singapore?
It depends on what you need. Zip blind specialists suit balconies, online factory-direct sellers suit people who can measure themselves, BTO package sellers suit a whole new flat, and IKEA suits standard sizes on a budget. Compare two or three quotes for the same windows.
How much do blinds cost in Singapore?
Published prices on 18 October 2026 started from about $3 to $6 per sq ft for roller and Korean combi blinds, around $11 per sq ft for wooden Venetian, and from about $18 per sq ft for outdoor zip blinds. BTO packages started from about $400 to $600 for a small flat. Minimum sizes and installation change the final price.
Which blinds are best for Singapore weather?
Aluminium Venetian and PVC or polyester roller blinds cope well with humidity and wipe clean, which suits kitchens and bathrooms. For west-facing rooms, sunscreen or blackout roller blinds cut glare and heat. Outdoor zip blinds are made for balconies exposed to rain and wind.
Are Korean combi blinds better than roller blinds?
Korean combi blinds let you shift bands of sheer and solid fabric to control light and privacy, which suits living rooms and bedrooms. Roller blinds are simpler and come in true blackout fabrics, which suits bedrooms and media rooms.
Does curtains.sg supply blinds only, or curtains too?
Both. We supply and install all common blind types and make curtains, so one visit can cover every window. Contact us to book a measuring visit.
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