The best curtain shop in Singapore depends on how you want to buy. For prices you can check online first, Direct Curtain, Fabrik Etc and Secret Furnishing publish per-metre rates. For a fixed BTO price, MK Curtain and FD Curtains & Blinds publish packages. For browsing fabrics in person, the Vertex building in Ubi has several large showrooms under one roof. For a home visit with samples held against your own windows and prices published upfront, that is what we do at curtains.sg.
We publish curtains.sg, so we are listed first. Every other shop below is described only from what it publishes on its own website, checked in October 2026: address, products, published prices and how you start. Prices and promotions change, so confirm before you order. If most of your windows need blinds, see our separate list of the best blinds shops in Singapore.
How we chose these shops
- We searched Google for “curtain shop singapore” and “best curtain shop singapore” and noted the shops in the map results and on page 1.
- We kept shops that make curtains to measure and have their own website and a Singapore showroom or service.
- For each shop we recorded the showroom address, what it sells, its lowest published prices with their unit, and how you get a quote.
- We did not use star ratings. Read recent reviews yourself and get two or three quotes for the same windows.
1. curtains.sg
This is us. We supply custom curtains (day, dim-out, blackout and day-and-night layers in ripple fold, pinch pleat or eyelet) and supply every common blind type, with motorised tracks and blinds. We measure at your home after renovation and bring fabric and blind samples to hold against your own windows, because fabric looks different at a west-facing window at 4pm than under showroom lights. The visit needs a $50 deposit, credited to your order.
Our prices are on the site. HDB curtain packages start from $378 for a 2-room flat, with dim-out night curtains, aluminium tracks, delivery and installation included, and the instant estimate prices any mix of windows in a minute. Not sure what you want yet? Try the curtain style quiz or browse the lookbook. WhatsApp +65 9071 3976.
2. Direct Curtain
Where: Northstar @ AMK, 7030 Ang Mo Kio Avenue 5, #01-39 (walk-ins welcome).
Direct Curtain publishes per-metre fabric prices with an online calculator on each product page. In October 2026 it listed day curtains from $19.90 per metre, dim-out from $33.90 and blackout from $45.90 (sale prices against higher listed prices), straight track at $3.90 per foot and a flat $80 installation fee per order, and it states no GST. It also sells roller, Korean combi, Venetian and zip blinds. You save an estimate online, then confirm measurements by an on-site survey or a showroom visit. Website: directcurtain.com.
Good for: people who like to work out a budget online before anyone visits.
3. The Curtain Boutique
Where: Vertex, 33 Ubi Avenue 3, #01-01.
The Curtain Boutique runs one of the larger showrooms in Ubi, with curtains, blinds and authentic Ziptrak outdoor blinds from Australia. It states it is CaseTrust accredited and advertises estate group buys for new homeowners. Prices are not published; you request a quote online or book a showroom visit through its calendar, and it offers on-site quotation and measuring. Website: tcb.com.sg.
Good for: seeing a wide range of fabrics and Ziptrak blinds in one visit.
4. Secret Furnishing
Where: IMM in Jurong East (#03-25A), T-Space in Tampines (#01-27) and Vertex Tower A in Ubi (#01-25), open daily.
Secret Furnishing publishes prices per metre of window width, labelled as including GST. In October 2026 it listed sheer day curtains at $50 per metre, double-pleated night curtains at $110 per metre and blackout double-pleated at $165 per metre, with roller blinds from $5 per sq ft and an HDB package from $860 for a 3-room BTO. It lists free on-site measurement and installation on all purchases, and states a one-year warranty on curtains and blinds and eight years on zip blinds. Website: secretfurnishing.co.
Good for: east, west and central showrooms open every day.
5. Fabrik Etc
Where: Bukit Timah Plaza, 1 Jalan Anak Bukit, #02-14.
Fabrik Etc publishes detailed calculators, with prices before GST. It listed night curtain fabric at $24 to $50 per metre and day fabric at $14 to $60 per metre, plus sewing from $4.50 per foot of width for double pleat or $9 for S-fold, and track from $4 per foot. It also stocks Hunter Douglas shades, shutters and PowerView motorisation, and offers free on-site consultation and measurement. Website: fabrik.com.sg.
Good for: homes around Bukit Timah, and anyone who wants premium blind brands alongside curtains.
6. MK Curtain
Where: Vertex, 33 Ubi Avenue 3, #01-11 (daily 10am to 7pm).
MK Curtain publishes fixed HDB BTO curtain packages: $499 for a 2-room, $599 for a 3-room, $699 for a 4-room and $999 for a 5-room flat, each with double-pleat curtains, an aluminium track, a free living-room day curtain, delivery and installation. It also sells ready-made curtains, blinds, wallpaper and bedding, and offers a free consultation and on-site measurement. Website: mkcurtain.sg.
Good for: BTO owners who want one fixed price for the whole flat.
7. FD Curtains & Blinds
Where: 1090 Lower Delta Road, #04-06K (appointments only; most of the process runs over WhatsApp).
FD publishes BTO day-and-night curtain packages from $600 for a 2-room flat and night-curtain packages from $500, with blinds from $3 per sq ft. A technician visits to measure after you confirm the job, and its site says customisation takes up to 18 working days. Its price pages differ on whether installation is included, so ask. Website: fdcurtainsblinds.com.
Good for: arranging everything over WhatsApp without a showroom trip.
8. Everyday Curtains
Where: 24 New Industrial Road, #01-03.
Everyday Curtains describes itself as a design-led curtain consultancy with its own local factory and installation team, and has in-house collections called Lucent, Somn and Diem. It also sells honeycomb, Roman, Wabi Sabi roller and woven wood blinds, Everyday Zip outdoor screens and motorised curtains. It arranges a measurement appointment after you confirm the order, and states a one-year warranty on the system mechanism. Prices are not published. Website: everydaycurtains.com.
Good for: people who want a design consultation and the shop’s own fabric collections.
9. Jimmy Textiles
Where: Kinex, Tanjong Katong Road.
Jimmy Textiles sells curtains and blinds and has a project gallery of past work to browse on its site. Prices are not published; you start with the contact form, phone or WhatsApp. Its Katong showroom is convenient for homes in the east. Website: jimmytextiles.com.sg.
Good for: homes in Katong, Marine Parade and Geylang.
10. Decorsolutions
Where: Midview City, Sin Ming (by appointment).
Decorsolutions sells curtains, blinds and other window treatments and lets you upload or WhatsApp your floor plan when you enquire, which speeds up a first estimate. Its FAQ describes site measurement and consultation. Prices are not published. Website: thedecorsolutions.com.
Good for: Bishan, Ang Mo Kio and Thomson, and anyone who has a floor plan ready.
Curtain shops compared
| Shop | Showroom | Published prices | How you start |
|---|---|---|---|
| curtains.sg | Home visits islandwide | HDB packages from $378, installed | Instant estimate or WhatsApp, then a home visit |
| Direct Curtain | Ang Mo Kio | Day curtain fabric from $19.90 per m; $80 installation per order | Online calculator, then survey or showroom |
| The Curtain Boutique | Ubi (Vertex) | Not published | Quote form or showroom booking |
| Secret Furnishing | Jurong East, Tampines, Ubi | Sheer day curtain $50 per m of width, incl. GST | Online estimate, then showroom or home visit |
| Fabrik Etc | Bukit Timah | Day fabric from $14 per m plus sewing | Online calculators or free on-site visit |
| MK Curtain | Ubi (Vertex) | BTO packages from $499 | WhatsApp or form, free on-site measuring |
| FD Curtains & Blinds | Lower Delta Road | BTO packages from $500 (night curtains) | WhatsApp, technician measures after confirmation |
| Everyday Curtains | New Industrial Road | Not published | Consultation, then measurement |
| Jimmy Textiles | Katong | Not published | Form, phone or WhatsApp |
| Decorsolutions | Sin Ming | Not published | Floor-plan upload or WhatsApp |
Per-metre prices for fabric, for window width and for full packages are not directly comparable. A per-metre fabric price excludes sewing, track and installation, while a per-metre-of-window price usually includes the fullness. Ask each shop to quote the same windows with the same heading and lining.
Visiting the Ubi showrooms
The Vertex building in Ubi holds several curtain and blinds showrooms a few minutes’ walk apart, including The Curtain Boutique, MK Curtain, Secret Furnishing and blinds specialists such as mc.2, with ShadeSpace nearby at UB.One. An afternoon there lets you compare fabrics, headings and zip blinds side by side. Bring photos and rough sizes of each window, and take fabric samples home to see them in your own light before deciding.
How to choose a curtain shop in Singapore
Who measures, and when? Ask whether the shop measures at your home after renovation and who does it. Curtains made to sizes taken before carpentry and painting often do not fit. Our guide on how to measure windows explains what a good measurement covers.
What does the quote include? Check that tracks or rods, brackets, hooks, lining, installation, removal of old curtains and GST are listed. Two quotes can look far apart only because one leaves out the track.
Which heading and fullness? Ripple fold, pinch pleat and eyelet use different amounts of fabric. Compare the same heading across shops; our curtain headings guide shows the differences.
Can you see samples in your own light? Showroom lighting flatters most fabrics. Ask to take samples home or have them brought to you.
Curtains and blinds from one supplier? Many flats need curtains in the living room and bedrooms and blinds in the kitchen and study. One supplier keeps colours and installation consistent.
What happens after installation? Ask about adjustments, track servicing and cleaning. Our list of curtain mistakes covers what tends to go wrong, and if your curtains need a refresh rather than replacing, see the best curtain cleaning services.
For ready-made options from IKEA, Nitori and Spotlight, see where to buy curtains in Singapore. Still deciding between curtains and blinds? Start with curtains or blinds.
Common questions
What is the best curtain shop in Singapore?
There is no single best shop for every home. Shops with online calculators suit people who want a budget first, fixed BTO packages suit new flats, large showrooms suit people who want to see many fabrics, and home-visit services suit people who want samples at their own windows. Compare two or three quotes that list the same items.
How much do curtains cost in Singapore?
Published prices in October 2026 ranged from about $20 to $60 per metre of fabric before sewing and track, or about $50 to $165 per metre of window width with fullness included. Whole-flat HDB BTO packages started from about $380 to $600 for a 2-room flat. Heading, lining, track and motorisation change the final price.
Where are the curtain shops in Ubi?
The Vertex building has several, including The Curtain Boutique (#01-01), MK Curtain (#01-11) and Secret Furnishing (Tower A, #01-25), with more blinds shops in the same building and at UB.One on Ubi Avenue 4.
Should I visit a showroom or book a home measurement?
Both work. A showroom lets you see many fabrics at once, while a home visit lets you judge samples in your own light and gets exact measurements. Many people visit a showroom first, then book measuring once renovation is finished.
Do curtain shops in Singapore also install blinds?
Most do, and some focus mainly on blinds. Ask each shop which blind types they supply and install, especially for honeycomb, outdoor zip or motorised blinds. Our blinds shops list covers the specialists.
Why is curtains.sg first on this list?
Because we published it, and we say so at the top. The other shops are not ranked against each other. Use the addresses, published prices and your own quotes to decide.
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