Curtains and blinds by room
What works in each room of a Singapore home, from bedrooms that need darkness to kitchens that need something you can wipe clean.
- BedroomBedroom curtains and blinds have two jobs.
Living roomThe living room usually has the widest window in the flat, often a balcony door too, and it is the room where people sit through the afternoon sun.
Kids' roomCurtains and blinds in a child's room need to darken the room for naps and early bedtimes, survive grabbing hands and sticky fingers, and keep loose cords well out of reach.
StudyA study is usually the smallest bedroom in the flat, with a desk pushed up near the window and a monitor that catches the sun.
KitchenKitchen blinds sit close to the glass, wipe clean and keep fabric away from the hob, which is why they suit most Singapore kitchens better than full curtains.
BathroomBathroom blinds need to give privacy, let the window open after a shower and put up with steam every day without warping or growing mould.
Dining roomDining room curtains often share a window wall with the living room or sit by the kitchen in an open plan, so they need to match the rest of the space and cope with meals nearby.
BalconyBalcony blinds let you use the balcony during afternoon sun and sudden rain, and give some privacy from the block opposite.
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