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# Custom curtains, made for your window.

Luxury, blackout, sheer and layered curtains — measured, made and installed for homes and businesses in Takoradi and across Ghana.

01 Custom Curtains

## Curtains. Blinds. Beautifully designed spaces.

A curtain has to do three jobs at once: control light, give privacy and make the room look right. Getting all three takes measurement and material choice, not luck.

We make curtains to the measured width and drop of your opening. You choose the fabric, the heading style, the lining and the level of fullness; we advise on what will hang well in that particular fabric and what will suit the room's light.

Fitted properly, a curtain reads as part of the architecture. Fitted badly, it reads as a piece of cloth on a pole.

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02 Curtain Styles

## Choose the style that suits the room.

Not sure which applies to your space? Send us a photo of the window and we will recommend a shortlist.

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### Luxury Curtains

Heavier fabrics, generous fullness and a tailored heading. The right choice for formal living rooms, master bedrooms and reception spaces where the curtain is meant to be noticed.

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### Blackout Curtains

Lined to block daylight and reduce heat gain through the glass. Best for bedrooms, nurseries, guest rooms, short-let apartments and any room used for screens or shift-pattern sleep.

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### Sheer & Voile Curtains

Daytime privacy that keeps the light and softens glare. Often specified as the inner layer of a two-part treatment, with a heavier curtain outside it for night.

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### Layered Treatments

A double-track system carrying a sheer and a heavier curtain, so one room can switch between filtered daylight and full privacy without compromise.

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### Hotel & Hospitality Curtains

Hard-wearing specifications repeated accurately across many rooms, with attention to operation, cleaning and consistency between suites.

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### Bespoke & Difficult Windows

Arches, bays, corner glazing, very wide runs and floor-to-ceiling openings, solved individually with the right track system and stack planning.

03 What You Choose

## The decisions behind a good curtain.

We walk you through each of these during the consultation — none of it needs to be decided in advance.

Fabric
  Weight, weave and fibre determine how a curtain falls, how much light it blocks and how it copes with humidity and strong sun. Heavier fabrics hold a fold; lighter fabrics move but need more fullness to look generous.
Heading style
  Pinch pleat for a tailored, formal look; eyelet for a relaxed contemporary fold; pencil pleat for a classic gather; wave for a clean, even ripple on a track. The heading sets the character more than the colour does.
Lining
  Unlined for maximum light, standard lining for body and modest light reduction, blackout lining to stop light, or interlining for the fullest, most insulating hand.
Fullness
  The ratio of fabric width to track width. Too little and the curtain looks flat when closed; too much and it will not stack clear of the glass. We calculate this against your actual opening.
Length & drop
  Sill, below-sill or floor length. For floor length we agree whether the hem just clears, kisses or breaks on the floor, then measure to the finished floor level — not the screed.
Track, pole or rail
  Chosen for the weight of the finished curtain, the width of the run, the wall or ceiling fixing available, and whether the curtain needs to bend around a bay or corner.

04 Curtain Gallery

## Recent curtain work.

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