Working with a curtain workroom: a guide for designers and builders
How we work alongside interior designers, builders and architects — from specification to install.
For designers and builders, a curtain workroom is part of the project delivery team. The aim is simple: the finished curtains should match what was specified.
Measure and specification
We measure on site and confirm fabric, heading, lining, track and fixing details in writing before anything is cut.
Quoting
Quotes are itemised by window, so changes are easy to see and approve.
Making
Curtains are made in our Clayton South workroom, so the people sewing them can discuss details directly with you.
Installation
Our own team installs and dresses the curtains, coordinating with the site so the install happens at the right point in the program.
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