Couture Curtains

18/01/2026

We installed this Roman Blind in Haitaitai last week. The fabric is Kali Check by Colefax & Fowler. We hand sewing all pattern matched fabric using invisible thread before machine sewing for a perfect finish.

Don't forget our sale which finishes the end of February - 20% off RRP of EVERYTHING including ALL fabrics.

14/01/2026

New Year Sale!
20% off Wallpaper - Top Designer Brands.
Sale ends 28th February

03/01/2026

To see in the New Year, we're having 20% off EVERYTHING in January & February.
That's 20% off all Shutters, Blinds, Fabrics, Tracks and Wallpaper.
Check out our website for our entire range
ccurtains.co.nz

11/08/2023

Visiting a fabric hub in Chinatown - Singapore

11/08/2023

More Japanese fabrics.....

11/08/2023

I'm loving this Japanese print on Cotton Canvas all the way from Singapore.....Soon to be made into cushions 😁

22/07/2023

19/07/2023

I'm a huge fan of wallpaper - I love the different textures, contrasts and depth of colour that you don't by simply painting the wall.
It can create a sophisticated space or make it fun & quirke. There is something for every look and personality.
I'm also a merchant for various quality designer wallpaper brands that you can view at Wellington's Design Library 282 Thordon Quay
Contact me for competitive pricing 🙂

09/07/2023

Another happy customer who loves her Creation Venetians.....

07/07/2023

I love Creation faux wood (PVC) Venetian Blinds - perfect for moisture prone areas such as bathrooms or kitchens.
With a wood grain look in either 50mm or 63mm slats, it's also available in 4 different colours to suit most colour schemes and comes with motorisation as an option.
Contact me for competitive pricing.

Handy tip.....wet wipes make cleaning the slats quick and easy!

06/06/2023

I have been seeing the curtain work coming out of the bigger companies who have reputations of being more "prestigious" and know what they're doing.
A long time ago perhaps, but their quality today is very questionable.
The left photo is how they're doing things.
Big companies care more about profit than quality and are mass-producing their products so "quicker" is "better".
Not only should you never see the tags but this way (left photo) the side of the fabric is exposed to the sun/mildew and will not sit nicely/straight. This is a similar to how Briscoes have their curtains made.

The purpose of the lining is protect the fabric giving the curtains longevity.

Do not be persuaded by the sales tactics of the sales reps - they are not artisans who take pride and care in their work.