Curtains & Blinds in Singapore — Complete Guide (2026)

In This Guide

1. What to Look For When Hiring
2. Typical Price Ranges
3. HDB vs Condo vs Landed
4. Red Flags to Watch Out For
5. All 211 Verified Providers
6. Curtains & Blinds by Location
7. FAQ

Curtains and blinds in Singapore are a bigger spend than most homeowners expect — fully dressing a 4-room HDB runs S$1,500-3,500 for basic roller blinds, S$4,000-8,500 for quality day-and-night curtains with proper motorisation-ready tracks. Picking the wrong installer means ill-fitting brackets, warped tracks, fabric that fades in 12 months under our sun, or motorised tracks that fail out of warranty. This guide covers how to vet installers, what fabric and mechanism specs actually matter for Singapore's humidity and direct sun exposure, and what you should pay. Curtain providers on KakiList carry ACRA registration and verified Google reviews.

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Curtain and blind installation doesn't have a dedicated trade licence — ACRA registration plus a physical showroom or home-visit service is the baseline. Avoid online-only suppliers with no Singapore showroom; fabric feel and colour look very different in person versus a photo.

Ask about fabric specification for direct-sun windows. Singapore's afternoon sun is punishing — cheap polyester fades and goes brittle in 12-18 months on a west-facing window. Look for UV-treated fabrics (minimum 85% UV block) for sun-exposed openings, and blackout-rated fabrics for bedrooms (5-star blackout is the Singapore market convention).

For blinds, check material: aluminium venetians are cheap but noisy; wood or faux-wood handles humidity worse than expected (warping is the complaint pattern); PVC roller blinds handle Singapore humidity best and cost-effectively. For motorised tracks, look for Somfy, Hunter Douglas, or Dooya (mid-market) — avoid unbranded motors, which commonly fail out of their short warranty.

Verify the installer provides a written warranty — industry standard is 1 year on fabric, 2 years on mechanism, 5 years on motors. Anything less means they don't trust their own supply chain.

For homes with young children or pets, confirm installations comply with child-safety standards — cordless or safety-cord mechanisms. Looped cords have caused strangulation incidents and are being phased out by reputable suppliers.

Prices are estimates as of 2026 and may vary based on scope, urgency, and property type. Get exact quotes for free.

HDB flats: a 4-room HDB (living room + 3 bedrooms + kitchen + bathroom windows = typically 8-12 windows) runs S$1,500-3,500 with basic roller blinds, S$3,000-5,500 with mid-range day-and-night curtains, S$5,500-9,000 with premium blackout fabrics and motorisation-ready tracks. Installation time is usually 1-2 days once fabric is ready (4-6 weeks from order).

Condominiums: typically require MCST permit for drilling into ceiling-level tracks in non-load-bearing walls. Larger window sizes, floor-to-ceiling glass, and balcony sliding doors add cost — a 3-bedroom condo runs S$4,000-9,000 basic, S$10,000-22,000 mid-range, and can reach S$35,000+ for fully motorised with premium fabrics across all openings. Floor-to-ceiling curtains need proper reinforced mounting and experienced installers.

Landed properties: budget starts around S$15,000 for a basic 3-bedroom semi-detached, easily reaches S$60,000+ for large homes with full motorisation, multiple zone controls, and blackout bedrooms. Outdoor-rated shades for balcony or outdoor areas (wind-rated aluminium blinds) run S$2,500-7,500 per opening.

No fabric sample provided: Curtain fabric is a 10-15 year purchase — never buy based on a catalogue photo alone. Reputable suppliers bring swatches to your home so you see the fabric under your actual lighting.

Full cash upfront with no installation date: Standard payment structure is 50% on order confirmation, 50% on installation. Full upfront with a vague 'we'll call you' date is a deposit-theft pattern that recurs in Singapore every few years.

Motorised tracks without warranty paperwork: Unbranded motors commonly fail at 13-18 months (just past a 1-year warranty). Ask for the brand, model, and warranty certificate before paying.

Installation by 1 person for floor-to-ceiling curtains: Proper installation of 3m+ curtains needs 2 installers — one to hold, one to secure. Solo installation leads to misaligned tracks, drooping, and mounting failures within 6 months.

Suspiciously cheap 'imported European fabric': Some suppliers market generic Chinese-made fabric as European at 3-5× markup. Ask for the mill name and origin certificate on any fabric quoted as imported.

How many Curtains & Blinds providers are on KakiList?

We currently list 211 verified Curtains & Blinds providers serving Singapore. New providers are added regularly after verification.

Is KakiList free to use?

Yes, KakiList is completely free for homeowners. There are no platform fees, no middleman charges, and no hidden costs. You contact providers directly via WhatsApp or phone.

How are Curtains & Blinds providers verified?

Providers with a verified badge have submitted their ACRA business registration number. All providers also display their real Google reviews and ratings for transparency.

How do I get Curtains & Blinds quotes?

Use our free quote tool to describe your job. We'll match you with up to 5 verified providers who will contact you directly on WhatsApp with their quotes. No obligation.

What is the average rating of Curtains & Blinds providers on KakiList?

The average Google rating across our Curtains & Blinds providers is 4.8★ out of 5.0. We prioritize quality — providers with consistently poor reviews are removed.