Curtains & Blinds in Woolloongabba

Cottages and Cranes, Side by Side

Woolloongabba is Brisbane’s stadium suburb — The Gabba anchors the neighbourhood, and the streets around it mix heritage-listed Queenslander cottages, tightly held within families for generations, with a wave of new apartment towers going up as the precinct redevelops. It’s a suburb where a renovated timber cottage and a brand-new high-rise can sit on the same block.

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.

Character Cottages

Woolloongabba’s older Queenslanders bring the tall, narrow sash and casement windows and original timber reveals typical of inner-Brisbane character housing. Sheer curtains with blockout curtains on a double track is the usual fit-out for a renovated bedroom, and we measure every opening on-site since older cottages rarely have two identical windows.

New Apartments

The newer towers bring wide glass and stacker doors onto small balconies. S-fold curtains on a ceiling track give a clean, contemporary stack for open-plan living, and a sliding door blind is a common alternative. Let us know your building’s body corporate rules before ordering and we’ll factor them into the quote.

Servicing Woolloongabba from Our Darra Showroom

Frequently Asked Questions — Woolloongabba Curtains & Blinds

Do you fit curtains in high-rise apartments near The Gabba?

Yes — tell us your floor and any body corporate restrictions at booking and we’ll factor access and fabric backing into the quote.

Our cottage’s windows aren’t all the same size — is that a problem?

Not for us. Original Queenslander openings vary window to window, which is exactly why we measure each one on-site rather than working off a floor plan.