CURTAINS

CURTAINS IN WELBY

CURTAINS IN WELBY

Table and chairs - Curtains in Welby, NSW

MADE-TO-MEASURE CURTAINS

The curtains here at Moni’s are custom made and tailored to the needs and preferences of the client. This also includes all the hardware, tiebacks, rods and end caps. Monique uses an industrial sewing machine to ensure effective and efficient results. Our typical turnaround time is from three and four weeks.

Monique also offers clients free quotes and the process typically involves an on-site measurement followed by design work. We assist both residential and commercial clients in Welby, Bowral, Moss Vale and Mittagong, including home bedrooms, kitchens, living rooms, commercial theatres and schools.

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BLINDS

We also offer personalised roller and Roman blinds for residential and commercial clients throughout Welby, Bowral, Moss Vale and Mittagong. With a variety of fabric options on offer, we can tailor the colour scheme and measurements just the way you want it. Many consider blinds to be a more practical option to curtains as the length is adjustable and the designs can vary widely. We also offer upholstery products such as cushions.

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Sleeping area - Blinds in Welby, NSW

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

  • How do I choose the best colour for curtains?

    Every room is unique and there is not a universal rule as to which colour works best in a particular scenario. However, it is often best to consider the colour of the walls, such as offsetting a dark wall colour with a lighter curtain colour.


  • How do roller blinds work?

    Roller blinds provide a cordless design and are both practical and aesthetically pleasing. To lower the blinds, pull down on the bottom rail. To let it up, pull down slightly to release the locking mechanism and then let it up to the desired level.


  • What is the best fabric for Roman blinds?

    Similar to choosing a curtain colour, deciding upon the best fabric for Roman blinds is subjective. However, there are a few factors to consider including the fabric’s weight and coarseness/smoothness, as well as the function and aesthetics of the design.


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