Your design consultation in Brisbane.
Judging fabric where it's actually going
Fabric lies about itself under showroom lighting. A colour that looked warm on a rack turns grey against your walls, and a weave that seemed substantial disappears next to your flooring. That's the reason we don't ask you to come to us. At Studio Curtains & Blinds, our in-home design consultation brings the sample books to your Brisbane home, where you can hold a fabric against the actual wall, in the actual light, at the time of day you'll be using the space. We measure while we're there, talk through what each option would do for the room, and quote on what you choose. There's no charge and no obligation. The pages for curtains, blinds, shutters and awnings cover what we'd bring. Call 0449 742 791.
Book an in-home consultation
Samples, measuring and advice brought to your rooms, at no charge and with no obligation.
How the visit runs
The appointment follows the same shape whether it's one window or a whole house.
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We look at the rooms first.How the light moves through the day and how each space is used shapes everything that follows.
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Samples come out in the room.Fabric, louvre and colour options are held against your own walls, floors and furniture.
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Measuring happens on the spot.Every opening is measured properly, including anything awkward that affects the fitting.
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A quote follows.Once the selections are settled, we price the work so you can see exactly what's included.
FAQs
Clear access to the windows helps, along with any inspiration images, paint colours or fabric samples already chosen for the room. Having a rough idea of what each space needs to do speeds the conversation considerably.
It depends on how many windows are involved and how many decisions are still open. A single room moves quickly, while a whole house takes longer because each space is considered on its own terms.
No, and it's often better not to. Samples can be left in the room so colours can be seen across different times of day before anything is confirmed.