Custom roller blinds for clean, simple light control

The three fabrics control light in different ways. A blockout roller blind stops effectively all light for full privacy and dark rooms, which suits bedrooms and media rooms. A light filter fabric softens the daylight while keeping the room private, and a sunscreen fabric cuts glare and heat yet lets you keep the view through the window. Many homes mix all three depending on the room, and we bring samples to your free measure so you can compare them in your own light.

A double roller blind, often called a day and night blind, puts two blinds on one bracket so you can switch between privacy and a view from a single window. The usual pairing is a sunscreen or light filter fabric for the daytime and a blockout fabric for night. It is one of the most flexible setups we make, since one window covers glare control during the day and full darkness in the evening without a second track.

Yes. Most of our roller blinds can be made as motorised blinds, controlled by a handheld remote, a wall switch, an app or a smart home assistant. Motors can run on a rechargeable battery, mains power or solar, and they are a popular choice for hard to reach windows, large living areas and homes that want a tidy, cordless finish. We help you pick the right motor and power option at quote stage.

Child safety is built into the way we make and install roller blinds. We follow the Australian safety standard for corded internal window coverings, which means chains are tensioned and secured to the wall so there are no loose loops within a child’s reach. For the safest result in a nursery or play space we usually recommend a cordless or motorised roller blind, which removes the cord altogether.

Roller blinds work almost anywhere, which is part of why they are so popular. Blockout rollers suit bedrooms and media rooms, sunscreen rollers are ideal for living areas and home offices where you want to keep the view and cut glare, and moisture resistant fabrics work well in kitchens, bathrooms and laundries. Because each blind is made to measure, you can run the same look through the whole home with a fabric chosen for each room.

Yes, and it is a popular way to soften the look of a blind. Many clients pair a practical roller blind with curtains or sheers on the same window, so the blind does the light control and the fabric adds warmth and texture. We can coordinate the colours across both so the room feels considered, and measure the combination together so everything fits and sits correctly.

Yes. We handle the whole job from a free in home measure through to professional installation across Brisbane, the Gold Coast and the surrounding suburbs. Our team confirms the exact sizing, recommends the right fabric and control option and fits everything so the blinds run smoothly and sit square in the window. You can check our service areas on the locations page.

The price depends on the size of the window, the fabric you choose and whether you add features such as a double roller or motorisation. Because every blind is made to measure rather than bought off a shelf, the fairest way to give you a number is a free measure and quote, where we look at your actual windows and talk through the options. There is no obligation, and the quote stays valid while you decide.