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If your curtains don’t fully block the morning light, or look too short for the window, the issue is almost always fit  not fabric. Wallux makes curtains to your exact window dimensions, measured on site, so what you see in the showroom is what you get at home.

This page covers every type we offer, what each one costs, and how to pick the right one before you spend a cent.

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Night Curtains (Blackout Curtains)

Night curtains use a blackout lined or blackout woven fabric to block incoming light entirely. They’re the go to choice for bedrooms, especially in Singapore where streetlights and corridor lights from neighbouring floors can make rooms uncomfortably bright at night.

 

Best for: Bedrooms, nurseries, shift workers, anyone who sleeps in during the day.

Day Curtains (Sheer Curtains)

Day curtains are made from light, translucent fabric, usually linen, voile, or a fine polyester. They soften natural light rather than blocking it, give your room a sense of privacy without making it dark, and add texture to a window without feeling heavy.

 

Best for: Living rooms, dining areas, any room where you want light but not direct sun on your face.

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Double Curtain Track (Flexible Day & Night Control)

Double curtain tracks allow you to install two layers of curtains on the same window, giving you greater flexibility in managing light, privacy and ambience. During the day, the sheer or day curtain can be drawn to soften sunlight while still allowing natural light into the room. At night, the blackout or night curtain can be closed for enhanced privacy, reduced light and a more cozy environment.

 

This practical two-layer system also adds depth and elegance to your windows, making it a versatile choice for bedrooms, living rooms and other spaces where both style and functionality are important.

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Memory Shaping Treatment

Memory Shaping is a steam-setting treatment applied to curtain fabric, training the material to hold a particular fold or pleat. Increasingly popular, it creates a neat, hotel-style, sophisticated drape by giving the curtain a “memory” that holds a consistent fold from top to bottom, resulting in a structured, evenly spaced appearance.

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How to Choose Your Curtains

1. Decide on your light control needs first

Are you covering a bedroom where total darkness matters? Go for night curtains or day & night curtains. Is it a living room where you want privacy but still want natural light? Day curtains or dim out.

2. Choose a fabric that suits the room

Linen and cotton blends breathe well and suit Singapore's humidity. Velvet and heavier fabrics look premium but can trap heat in poorly ventilated rooms. Voile and polyester sheers are practical, wash well, and hold colour over time.

3. Pick a pleat style that matches your interior

  • Eyelet — modern, casual look. The ring holes hang directly on a rod.
  • Pencil pleat — neat uniform gathers, suits both modern and classic interiors.
  • S fold / wave — a smooth ripple effect, popular in contemporary Singapore homes.
  • Pinch pleat — formal and structured, suits higher ceiling rooms.
  • 4. Floor length, not window length.

    Curtains that end at the window sill look dated and make rooms feel smaller. Standard practice is to hang curtains from near the ceiling down to just above the floor, regardless of where the window itself ends.

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    What Our Clients Say

    Posted on Google reviews

    This is my second time order from Wallux and the salesperson representative, Cynthia is friendly and helpful and accommodating to my needs, from selecting the material to delivering the curtains. I was very satisfied with how well the curtains hung on the living room window. If I ever need a new curtain, I will surely contact her again.

    Lela Manja

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    We were not sure whether to install curtains or blinds. With Melvin's advise, we decided on blinds for our living room and curtains for the bedroom. Installation was smooth and efficient and on time. The blinds and curtains made our cosy home feel and look so much better. Even our little ones loved it. Price was also right for our budget.

    Aiis M Rose Juhari

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    The service rendered was great. Second time to get the curtain installed as I had previously installed the sheer curtain only. Now the whole living room curtain is complete with both sheer & night curtain. Vendor seek on and advice on possible date that they are able to come down and get it installed.

    Hasnim Ahmad

    Posted on Google reviews

    Wallux, the best and affordable blinds and curtains services. Very friendly staff, thumbs up to Cynthia. Even the technician that installed the curtain and blinds are friendly and helpful, they guide and suggest on the curtain situation.

    Muhammad Anuar Mahzan

    Posted on Google reviews

    This is our first time engaging Wallux for their services. We had a pleasant and smooth experience from start to end. Cynthia was helpful and experienced in her field and very attentive to our needs while the installation of our curtains

    Esther

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    Cynthia is very responsive and well knowledge. The meet-up for measurement at the my house was smooth and professional, even the installer is very professional, respectful and done in a swift and clean manner. Would highly recommend and their curtain is very affordable too.

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    Frequently Asked Questions

    For a full set of day & night curtains in a 3-room HDB, expect to spend S$1,200 to S$1,800 with professional installation. Night curtains alone start around S$950 for a 3-room flat. Pricing varies by fabric, window size, and number of windows.

    In 2026, the most popular curtain styles in Singapore are S fold (wave) curtains in neutral linen tones, and sheer layering over blackout panels. There’s also growing demand for motorised day & night tracks, particularly for bedrooms where the switch between sheer and blackout can be done without getting out of bed.

    Linen blends and breathable polyester sheers work best in Singapore. Avoid heavy velvet in non air conditioned rooms, it holds heat and is difficult to clean. For bedrooms, a good quality blackout lining actually helps reduce heat gain from the outside, which is a real consideration for west facing windows.

    Standard fabric and track installations typically take 5 to 7 working days from measurement to installation. Custom or imported fabrics may take longer. Contact us for current lead times.

    Always hang curtains higher, ideally 10 to 15cm above the window frame or close to the ceiling. This makes rooms feel taller and windows look larger. Curtains that start at the window frame look squat and are harder to keep clean at the bottom.

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    Wallux measures on site, supplies, and installs. Most residential jobs done within a week. No obligation to book after your measurement visit.