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Modern curtains and sheers add character and style to a room, check out our range of Blockout and Sheer Curtains. From traditional curtains to modern curtains, new minimalism and bespoke glamour, our expert team in Adelaide has everything you need to design the look you desire for an affordable price.
Curtains provide a beautiful finish of elegance and romance, so we love the look of modern curtains in dining rooms, living rooms and master bedrooms.
Sheer S Fold or Wave Track Curtains are the most popular product for modern South Australian homes. These products help to soften a room, providing calming lines and a range of natural fabrics.
All of our products are made-to-measure for your convenience, ensuring that any product purchased from our business will perfectly fit the intended fixture in your home or place of work.
These curtains have a simple and clean design with no frills or embellishments. They are usually made from lightweight and airy fabrics in neutral colours and create a bright and open look in any room.
These curtains are made from translucent fabrics such as voile or chiffon and allow natural light to flow through while providing some privacy. They come in a variety of colours and patterns and add a delicate and ethereal look to any living space.
These curtains have a unique S-shaped wave design that gives them a soft and flowing appearance. They are made from lightweight and sheer fabrics and work well for large windows or sliding glass doors. They have a clean and modern look that adds sophistication and elegance to any room.
Along with some of the latest technologies, the Sawade Soft Furnishing range lets you choose from a huge selection of products. With so many options of colours, patterns and styles, you are able personalise your choices. To ensure you get the perfect results, on budget, our team will work closely with you throughout the process and provide guidance and assistance.
Talk to our experienced consultants about the wide range of styles, colours and options available, so you can find the perfect modern curtains you’re looking for.
Stan Bond offer a free no-obligation consultation on modern curtains. Our expert consultants will help you with your project and provide you with a free quote.
We provide an in-home consultation offering expert advice on all your options, and recommendations based on your personal style, needs, and budget.
We work closely with you to understand your unique needs and provide a customised design solution, ensuring the final product is of high quality and meets your expectations.
Our experienced installers measure the windows, prepare the space, and fit your curtains with precision and care to ensure a perfect fit and a polished finished look.
Sheer Curtains are very on trend at the moment. Beautiful natural sheers and the use of modern linen fabrics can be used on an S Fold or Wave track to create a modern minimalist window covering that adds warmth to the room. Combine the sheer with a plain block out lining behind for a simple, elegant and amazingly versatile solution. It is also common to use a Curtain over a Roller Blinds, Ziptrak Interior or Plantation Shutter.
As one of Adelaide’s largest manufacturers of window coverings we have relationships with all the major fabric makers. Warwick, Zepel, James Dunlop, Nettex, Basford and Wilson are just a few of our major supply relationships. If you have seen a fabric you like we can almost always access it.
Shift Workers often want full blackout using blockout fabrics. Stan Bond can offer full blackout curtains and blinds by combining heavy linings or products such as Ziptrak Interior or exterior Roller Shutters. These products combine to provide the blackout shift workers needs providing total darkness even during the day.
We have trained Interior Decorators on staff who can cover many styles. So whether you need Hampton, Minimalist, Traditional, Industrial or Scandanavian style decor we can help.
We specialise in custom made curtains. We do not offer any pre-made curtains or fabrics. Every curtain and blind are bespoke to suit the measurements and design requirements of your window and home decor.
It is common to have a curtain over the top of a blind in a window. Sheer curtains look great over Roller Blinds, Timber Venetian Blinds and other Indoor Blinds. Roman Blinds can also be made using many of the same fabrics as curtains providing a consistent look across your home.
Most Curtain shops in Adelaide focus on custom made Curtains. Ready made curtains are often mass manufactured by automated machines which means the quality, flatness and look are not as good. The sizes do not match the sizes of windows which can reduce their light and insulation benefits. Often the fabric is a lower quality or seconds grade quality which explains the difference in price. In most cases a ready made curtain is obviously different visually.
The great thing about curtains is that you’re not just investing in something beautiful for your home, you’re also adding practical insulation. Curtains reduce cold and heat but also help to dampen noise. Curtains and Blinds in Adelaide provide benefit in both Summer and Winter.
Continuous Fabrics are normally wide width (2.8m to 3.2m) and manufactured in a manner that allows for no joins in most windows. Most commonly these are sheer fabrics. Non-Continuous fabrics are more traditional narrow widths (1.2m to 1.5m). They are commonly non-blockout fabrics which need to be lined. A Stan Bond consultant will help you to find the right fabric and width for your home.
Sheer Curtain fabrics are most often 2700mm to 3200mm wide. This means they can do a drop of curtain of up to 3100mm without a join. A curtain needs approximately 100mm for squaring and bottom hems. If you require a longer drop a false hem or a top join can be used.
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