Korean Blinds,
Made for Softer Living
A gentle touch for a room, shaped with patience and care.
A Softer Way to Dress Your Window
Our made-to-measure Korean Blinds sit somewhere between curtains and roller blinds — soft, layered fabric that gathers gently when raised, giving the room a tailored, homely feel without the bulk of full curtains.
We offer them in Dimout and Blackout fabric — worth knowing upfront that our Blackout Korean blinds reduce light very effectively but are not a 100% full blackout the way a dedicated Blackout curtain is.
Two Fabrics, Two Ways to Shape the Light
Every room asks for something a little different from its windows. A living room may feel better with daylight gently filtering through, while a bedroom may need stronger light reduction and privacy. Our Korean Blinds come in two fabric choices — Dimout and Blackout — so you can choose according to how the room is actually used.
Dimout Korean Blinds
Softens daylight while keeping the room from feeling closed in — a common living room choice.
Blackout Korean Blinds
Offers stronger light reduction for rooms where a darker setting is preferred, while keeping the soft folded look of Korean Blinds.
Dimout or Blackout? See the Difference
Dimout
Softer daylight with a light, comfortable feel.
Blackout
Stronger light reduction for a darker, more restful room.
See How Korean Blinds Feel at Home
From bright living rooms to quieter bedrooms, see how Korean Blinds sit naturally across different Singapore homes. Each blind is made to measure around the window, the room and the way the space is used.
Blackout Korean Blinds
Blackout Korean Blinds
Dimout Korean Blinds
Blackout Korean Blinds
Blackout Korean Blinds
Dimout Korean Blinds
A Closer Look at the Double-Layer
2 Layers, One Soft Fold
Fabric is layered for a fuller, more tailored look when raised.
Takes Up Less Space
Neater than curtains, softer than a roller blind.
Dimout or Blackout
Pick the fabric that matches how dark you need the room.
Questions About Korean Blinds?
Korean Blinds are made with layered fabric that gathers into soft folds as the blind is raised. They offer a neater profile than full curtains while giving the window a softer finish than a standard roller blind.
Dimout fabric softens incoming daylight and keeps the room brighter, while Blackout fabric provides stronger light reduction for a darker setting. The better choice depends on the room and how much daylight you want.
No — our Blackout Korean blinds significantly reduce light but are not a full, 100% blackout fabric. Some light may still filter in, particularly at the edges.
Yes. They can be made to measure for different window sizes in HDB and condo homes. We recommend choosing the fabric according to the room’s daylight, privacy needs and how the space is used.
Curtains hang from a track and draw to the side, while Korean Blinds raise vertically and gather into soft folds. Korean Blinds generally take up less space around the window, while curtains create a fuller fabric finish across the room.
Roller Blinds use a flat sheet of fabric that rolls neatly around a tube, giving the window a simple and streamlined appearance.
Korean Blinds use layered fabric that gathers into softer folds when raised, giving the room a gentler, more fabric-led look.
If you prefer something clean and minimal, consider Roller Blinds. If you’d like something softer without the fullness of curtains, Korean Blinds may be a better fit.
We don’t recommend Korean Blinds for bathrooms. Their layered fabric construction is better suited to dry interior spaces such as living rooms, bedrooms and studies.
Yes. Motorised Korean Blinds are available for added convenience, particularly for larger or harder-to-reach windows. Speak with our team about whether motorisation suits your window size and installation.
Yes. You can choose the fabric room by room — for example, Dimout Korean Blinds for the living room and Blackout Korean Blinds for bedrooms.
Start with how you use the room. If you want softer daylight throughout the day, Dimout is usually the more comfortable choice. If you prefer stronger light reduction and privacy, consider Blackout. If you’re unsure, send us a photo of your window and we’ll help you work through the options.
Not Sure What to Choose? We'll Help.
You don’t need to work it all out from a screen. Send us a photo of your window and we’ll come back with honest suggestions and a quote.