Curtains & Blinds in New Farm

Queenslanders, Art Deco & Riverfront Towers

New Farm is one of Brisbane’s oldest and most architecturally varied suburbs — heritage Queenslanders and Federation homes on the leafy streets around New Farm Park, some of the city’s best art deco buildings, and premium riverfront apartment towers closer to the water and James Street. More than seven in ten New Farm dwellings are apartments or units, which makes body corporate rules a genuine part of most quotes here.

Atlas Blind & Curtain supplies and installs custom curtains and roller blinds — that’s the whole of what we do, whichever kind of home you’re in.

Fitting Large Glass Spans

New Farm’s riverfront apartments often bring floor-to-ceiling glass and wide sliding stacker doors onto a balcony. S-fold curtains on a ceiling track give a clean, contemporary stack for large glazing, and a sliding door blind is a common alternative. Tell us your building’s body corporate rules before you order and we’ll factor them into the quote — many restrict what’s visible from the street to white or neutral backing.

Character Homes

For the older Queenslanders and Federation homes, sheer curtains with blockout curtains on a double track suits the tall original sash windows, measured individually since openings rarely match exactly across the house.

Servicing New Farm from Our Darra Showroom

Frequently Asked Questions — New Farm Curtains & Blinds

Do you work with body corporate restrictions on window dressings?

Yes — tell us your building’s rules at booking (many require white or neutral backing visible from outside) and we’ll factor that into the quote.

Can you fit floor-to-ceiling glass in a riverfront apartment?

Yes — S-fold curtains on a ceiling track are the usual answer for wide, tall glazing, and we measure the exact span rather than assume a standard width.