Bedroom Blackout Curtains
For bedrooms, nurseries, and sleep spaces that need a calmer, darker, more private feel.
Custom blackout curtains for Singapore bedrooms, nurseries, home offices, and sun-facing rooms. We help you choose the right fabric, lining, track, width, and curtain drop so the room feels calmer, darker, and more private without looking heavy.
For bedrooms, nurseries, and sleep spaces that need a calmer, darker, more private feel.
Pair a sheer day layer with a thicker blackout layer when you want daylight privacy and stronger night coverage.
For condo glass, balcony-facing windows, and sunny rooms where coverage and proportion affect the finished look.
A cleaner wave-fold finish for HDB and condo rooms that should feel softer without looking bulky.
For wide, heavy, or frequently used curtains that should open by remote, app, switch, or voice control.
We keep the process simple. Share your requirements first, then confirm the details during measurement before the final quote.
We start with your room requirements or rough measurements, then confirm details during measurement.
We show suitable swatches and explain the difference between blackout, dim-out, and heavier curtain options.
Share your room type, window count, floor plan, or rough measurements for an initial estimate where possible.
We check the window size, wall space, track position, and possible light gaps.
The curtains are installed and checked for movement, drop, folds, and coverage.
| What you are pricing | Typical 2026 range |
|---|---|
| Simple pair, one standard window | $150 to $300 |
| Wide living-room set in premium fabric with S-fold | $600 to $1,200 |
| Whole 3-room HDB, day and night layers | $1,000 to $1,800 |
| Whole 4 to 5-room HDB, day and night layers | $1,500 to $2,800 |
Blackout fabric costs more than sheer or dim-out fabric, and S-fold uses about 20 to 40% more fabric than pinch pleat. Measurement, track and installation are part of the quote. Try the curtain cost calculator for your own windows.
| What matters | Ready-Made Curtains | General Curtain Supplier | HomeySG Blackout Curtains |
|---|---|---|---|
| Light Control | 🔴 Fabric may still leak light at the sides. | 🟡 Depends on your measurement and track choice. | 🟢 Window size, wall space, track position, and fabric are checked together. |
| Proper Measurement | 🔴 Width, drop, and side returns are easy to misjudge. | 🟡 Works if the installer checks the room properly. | 🟢 Measurement confirms curtain drop, coverage, folds, and possible gaps. |
| Fabric Choice | 🟡 Looks dark online, but may not perform as expected. | 🟡 Basic blackout fabric may be recommended without context. | 🟢 Blackout, dim-out, and heavier fabric options are explained before confirmation. |
| HDB / Condo Fit | 🔴 Ready-made sizes can look short, narrow, or temporary. | 🟡 Fit depends on the assigned installer. | 🟢 Custom width, track placement, and full-height options are planned for the room. |
| Risk of Rework | 🔴 Higher if the curtain is too short or the track is wrong. | 🟡 Varies by measurement process. | 🟢 Lower because room details and measurement are checked before production. |
Light gaps explained upfront
Top, side and bottom gaps are reviewed early, so expectations are clear before the blackout curtain is made.
Measured around the actual room
Room use, window width, drop, track position and wall space are checked before production, not guessed from a ready-made size.
Fabric and track advice without pressure
Blackout fabric, folds, tracks and motorisation are compared around what the room needs, instead of pushing the most expensive option.
They can make the room much darker, but total darkness depends on fabric, track position, window shape, and light gaps at the top, sides, and bottom.
Yes. Rough measurements and room details can help with an initial estimate, but the final curtain size should be confirmed through proper measurement.
Yes. Motorised blackout curtains can be planned if the track, curtain weight, power access, and control method are suitable.
A simple pair for one standard window typically costs $150 to $300, and blackout fabric sits above sheer and dim-out fabric in price. For a whole flat with day and night layers, expect about $1,000 to $1,800 for a 3-room HDB and $1,500 to $2,800 for a 4 to 5-room HDB. Our curtain cost calculator gives a range for your windows, and the curtain price guide explains what drives the quote.
Bedrooms, nurseries, home offices and sun-facing rooms benefit most. Living rooms often pair a sheer day layer with a blackout layer for daytime privacy and darker evenings.
They are heavier, need more space for the curtain to stack at the sides, and still let light leak around the top and edges unless the track position, side coverage and drop are planned. In living rooms they can make the space feel dark in the day, which is why many homes pair them with a sheer day layer.