There is no useful fixed price for “one window” because window size, fabric width, fullness, lining, pleat style, tracks, motorisation and installation conditions vary. A better starting point is to plan the curtain budget as part of the whole renovation—not as an afterthought.
A practical planning benchmark: 6%–12% of the renovation budget
For many homes, reserving around 6%–12% of the total renovation budget for curtains, blinds, tracks and installation provides a practical planning range. This is not a fixed package or a rule that applies equally to every project.
A home with large full-height windows, double-layer curtains, motorised systems or premium fabrics may need a higher share. A home with fewer windows or a more focused scope may need less. We adjust the specification according to the actual space, priorities and expected finish.
Where should the curtain budget be prioritised?
1. Start with the rooms that affect daily comfort
Bedrooms usually need reliable privacy and light control. Living rooms need the right proportion, daylight balance and visual coordination. These spaces normally deserve priority before secondary rooms.
2. Protect the overall visual line
Full-height curtains, suitable fullness and correctly positioned tracks often contribute more to the finished look than simply choosing a more expensive fabric. We avoid saving in ways that make the room feel incomplete.
3. Spend where the function matters
Blackout performance, privacy, heat exposure, maintenance, outdoor suitability and motorisation should be evaluated by room. Not every window needs the same specification.
What changes the final quotation?
The main variables include window width and height, fabric width and composition, lining, pleat style, fullness, track type, motorisation, curved tracks, high-level installation and site conditions.
How we adjust the direction
We first understand the renovation scope, the rooms that matter most and the expected visual result. From there, we can simplify secondary areas, recommend alternative fabrics or adjust the layering—without losing the effect that matters to the client.
For an initial discussion, send clear window photos, approximate measurements and the overall renovation budget direction. Final pricing should be confirmed after the actual specification and site measurements are clear.