Craftsman Curtains & Bespoke DesignCCBD Project Partners · Sydney
Window Furnishings for Sydney Residential Developments
Reviewed by CCBD Project Team · Last updated 8 November 2026
CCBD (Craftsman Curtains & Bespoke Design) supplies and installs curtains, blinds and blockout for Sydney residential developments — one specification per apartment type, display suites, and installation staged to settlement. Pricing is quoted for each project, with a dedicated contact replying within two business days.
At a glance
Key facts
| Topic | CCBD Project Partners |
|---|---|
| Specification | One agreed schedule per apartment type |
| Sequence | Display suite, then staged rollout |
| Installation | Coordinated floor by floor and with building access |
| Fabrics | 600+ fabrics, including stain-resistant and abrasion-resistant options |
| Value | Fast delivery and outstanding value through our supply network across Australia, Asia and Europe |
| Response | A dedicated contact replies within 2 business days |
| Warranty | 5 years |
How do developers keep window furnishings consistent across a building?
Agree a specification matrix per apartment type, price it for the project, then repeat the approved selections through each stage. The example below is a planning illustration, not a prescribed product schedule.
| Apartment type | Living | Bedrooms | Wet areas |
|---|---|---|---|
| Example: 2-bed | Sheer + blockout curtain, double track | Blockout Roman or curtain | Roller blind |
Display suites before the wider rollout
Curtains and Roman blinds in a display suite help show the finished window treatment. The approved product and fabric schedule can then be applied to the relevant apartment types, subject to the actual site check measure before each manufacturing stage.
Staged installation to settlement
Floor-by-floor scheduling is coordinated with the builder and building access. The project schedule records apartment types, products and installation stages, so the team can plan each handover and maintain consistency through the development.
Project planning
Usual lead times
| Product | Usual lead time |
|---|---|
| Curtains & Roman blinds | 4–6 weeks |
| Blockout curtains | From about 2 weeks |
| Roller blinds | 2–3 weeks · express within 1 week available |
| PVC shutters | 2–4 weeks |
Lead times are from order confirmation and depend on fabric availability and site conditions.
From brief to handover
How does a CCBD project work?
| Step | What happens | Timing |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Register | Send plans, a window schedule or photos | — |
| 2. Scope & pricing | Dedicated contact confirms scope and project pricing | Within 2 business days |
| 3. Samples & approval | Fabrics at our Alexandria studio or sent to you; specification signed off | As agreed |
| 4. Make | Made to the approved specification after a site check measure | See lead times |
| 5. Install & handover | Installed by our team; after hours or weekends where required | Scheduled to your program |
Project questions
Frequently asked questions
Can you fit out the display suite first?
Yes. A display suite can establish the selected curtain, blind or blockout specification before the wider apartment rollout. We record the agreed fabric, lining, hardware and fitting details in a schedule. The same specification can then be used for relevant apartment types, with actual openings checked on site before manufacture.
Can the same specification be used across stages?
Yes. CCBD can keep one approved specification per apartment type and use it across staged manufacture and installation. A window-by-window schedule records products, fabrics, linings, tracks and fittings. Current fabric or component availability must be reconfirmed for later stages, and any variation should be approved before it is made.
How do you work with building access requirements?
The project contact coordinates installation stages with the builder and the building access arrangements. CCBD can plan work floor by floor and record access conditions in the project schedule. A site check measure happens before manufacture, and installation timing is agreed against the settlement program rather than assumed from the original drawings.
What lead times apply to large orders?
Curtains and Roman blinds usually take 4–6 weeks, blockout curtains are available from about 2 weeks, roller blinds take 2–3 weeks with express within 1 week available, and PVC shutters take 2–4 weeks. These are from order confirmation and depend on fabric availability, quantities and site conditions. Larger orders should be scheduled in stages.
How is development pricing set?
Pricing is quoted for each development rather than taken from a published list. The quotation considers apartment types, the number of windows, selected products, fabrics, hardware, staged installation and site access. A dedicated contact replies within two business days to review the brief and identify what is needed for a final specification.
Can we choose hard-wearing fabrics?
Yes. CCBD has 600+ fabrics, including stain-resistant and abrasion-resistant options for high-use rooms. The selected treatment must still suit each opening, lining requirement and care routine. We compare actual samples and document the chosen fabric in the apartment-type specification so it can be repeated consistently across the project.
Bring us your project brief.
About CCBD: CCBD has designed, made and installed window furnishings for Sydney homes and projects since 2003.