Strathfield homes have particular tastes — and we know them.

Master-planned at the turn of the 20th century as one of Sydney's first "garden suburbs," Strathfield was designed for wide tree-lined avenues, deep front setbacks and oversized single-block homes. South-east of the station, streets like The Boulevarde, Albert Road and Homebush Road still showcase grand Federation, Queen Anne and Inter-war architecture with ceilings between 2.9 m and 3.4 m, bay windows wider than off-the-shelf curtains can dress, and ornate timber surrounds that retail standards simply don't honour.

Move 400 metres north and the postcode changes character entirely: high-rises rising around Beresford Road, Albert Road and Wilga Street that house Strathfield's investor-occupier population and the families of Santa Sabina College, MLC School, Trinity Grammar and Meriden School — a private-school precinct as dense as any in metropolitan Australia. Add in one of Sydney's strongest Korean-Australian and Chinese-Australian resident communities, and you get a window-furnishings demand profile unlike any other suburb we service.

That's the brief we work to — and the brief our in-house curtain workshop, plantation shutter line and strata-approved roller range have been refined for over twenty-five years.