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Curtain Prices in Nigeria 2026
Curtain prices in Nigeria typically run from around ₦25,000 for a panel of sheer polyester to ₦350,000 and upward for velvet or fully motorised custom drapery, depending on fabric weight, panel size, lining type and whether the piece is stock or made-to-measure. This page breaks down the Vento Furniture curtain range across our Lagos, Abuja and Port Harcourt showrooms — four price tiers, what each tier is actually made of, and which tier fits which window and which room in a Nigerian home.
All prices are current Vento retail prices in naira, quoted per standard panel (single panel, not a pair). Large bay windows, sliding patio doors and double-width French windows will use two, three or four panels depending on fullness — those combinations are priced at the quote stage. Free Lagos delivery applies across all four tiers, and the tropical-climate lining options (UV block, harmattan dust barrier, thermal) are available on mid-range and premium fabrics. Browse the full Vento curtain collection for stock pieces, or read the curtain buying guide if you are early in the decision.
Quick Curtain Price Reference (Nigeria, 2026)
| Segment | Price per Panel | Typical Fabric | Best Suited For |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sheer & Basic | ₦25,000 – ₦60,000 | Sheer polyester, voile, linen-look | Light filtering, daytime privacy, layered pairing |
| Blackout & Patterned | ₦60,000 – ₦150,000 | Blackout weave, jacquard, lined cotton blend | Bedrooms, home cinemas, nurseries, west-facing rooms |
| Velvet & Premium | ₦150,000 – ₦350,000 | Velvet, silk-look, hotel-weight lined drapery | Formal living rooms, dining rooms, reception halls |
| Custom & Motorised | ₦350,000+ (by width × drop) | Made-to-measure, motorised tracks, smart-home compatible | Large bay windows, floor-to-ceiling glass, multi-window living rooms |
Nigerian market note: curtain panels sold at Balogun, Idumota and open tailoring markets typically start between ₦8,000 and ₦20,000 per panel. These use light polyester with thin or no lining, and do not include tracks, poles, or measurement. Hotel-grade fabrics ordered through Lagos interior decorators can run ₦400,000 – ₦900,000 per panel once bespoke tailoring, blackout lining and motorised tracks are added. The Vento range sits between the two — finished panels with proper lining, available in standard sizes or made-to-measure, with tracks and fittings quoted together.
Sheer and Basic Curtains — ₦25,000 to ₦60,000
What this tier covers
The Vento sheer and basic tier is built for rooms where curtains are a daytime light filter rather than a full privacy barrier. Panels in this segment use sheer polyester, voile, or linen-look fabrics — they soften natural light, take the harshness out of midday Nigerian sun without blocking it, and give the window a finished edge without adding visual weight to the wall.
This tier works best when paired with a second layer: a sheer panel up front for the day, and a blackout or mid-range panel behind it pulled across at night. Pairing doubles the functionality of the window — most Vento customers in Lagos mainland rentals and mid-tier family homes build the curtain system this way rather than choosing one heavy panel that either blocks everything or filters everything.
Representative panels in this tier: the Lustrous Linen Curtain, Turkuaz Tulle Drape, Polyester Wide Leaf, and Tül Büzgü Fon Antik.
Choose this tier if: you want day privacy without losing daylight; the room already has shutters, blinds or a second curtain layer behind it; or you are layering the window and need the light front piece.
Blackout and Patterned Curtains — ₦60,000 to ₦150,000
What this tier covers
The Vento blackout and patterned tier is the most popular price band across our Lagos and Abuja showrooms and accounts for the largest share of individual curtain sales. Panels in this segment use a dense weave or triple-pass blackout coating bonded to the back of the fabric, which blocks direct sun in the early hours and full daylight during the day — essential for bedrooms, nurseries and home cinema rooms in Nigeria where the sun rises early and hits west-facing bedrooms hard.
Patterned pieces in this tier come in jacquard weaves, printed cotton blends, and subtle geometric motifs. The lining is usually cotton-backed, which helps the panel hold its drape and adds thermal insulation — useful for rooms with strong afternoon sun on the glazing. Most standard Nigerian window sizes (2m × 2.4m, 2.4m × 2.7m) are covered in stock sizes; non-standard sizes step up into the Custom tier.
Representative panels in this tier: the Dreams Drapery, Tranquil Drapery, Sapphire Drapery, Delight Drapery, and Turkish Delight Drapery.
Choose this tier if: the room is a bedroom, nursery, guest room or home cinema; the window faces east or west and gets direct sun; or you want one panel to handle both day privacy and night blackout.
Velvet and Premium Curtains — ₦150,000 to ₦350,000
What this tier covers
The Vento velvet and premium tier is designed for formal living rooms, dining rooms and reception halls — the rooms where the curtain is a styling feature in its own right, not just a light and privacy tool. Velvet and silk-look panels in this segment have the weight and sheen to hang in soft, deep folds from the rod, and the fabric grade is heavy enough to carry across floor-to-ceiling windows without looking sparse.
Lining in this tier is typically hotel-weight — cotton or polyester blackout lining bonded to the velvet, with interlining between the face fabric and the lining for extra body and thermal insulation. Hardware is usually stepped up at the same time: brass or brushed-metal rods and finials replace the budget aluminium tracks that work for basic panels, because the weight of velvet needs a rod that will not sag over a two-metre span.
Representative panels in this tier: the Sultan’s Velvet Shades, Velvet Glimmer, Velvet Vista, Opulent Drape, Gilded Glamour, and Balloon Luxury. Pair them with Vento luxury sofa sets or a formal dining set when coordinating a whole room.
Choose this tier if: the room is a formal living room or dining room; the ceiling is high and the window is floor-to-ceiling; or you are coordinating the curtain to a luxury sofa suite and the fabric needs to match that specification.
Custom and Motorised Curtains — ₦350,000 and Above
What this tier covers
Custom and motorised is the top tier at Vento and is the only segment where pricing is genuinely variable — because every job is measured, fabricated and installed to the specific room. Pricing follows the formula of width multiplied by drop, plus fabric grade, plus track specification, plus installation — so a 6-metre-wide bay in a Lekki penthouse with motorised tracks will land in a different place from a single 2.5-metre drop in an Abuja office.
Motorised tracks in this tier can be set to open on a timer, open to a voice command through Alexa or Google Home, or link to a Smart-Life-compatible hub that also controls lighting and air conditioning. The tracks are rated for daily use over multi-year spans, and the motors are silent enough to run in a bedroom without waking anyone.
Made-to-measure without the motorised element is also part of this tier — typical use cases are large bay windows that stock sizes will not cover, French doors that need sill-length panels, and multi-window living rooms where all panels must match fabric, lining and drop exactly.
Representative panels in this tier: the Grand Bazaar Drapery, Elegance Drape, Luxe Draper, Drape Ensemble, Turkish Twilight Drapery, and Regal.
Choose this tier if: the window is non-standard or very large; you are furnishing multiple matching windows in one room; or you want motorised operation as part of a smart-home setup.
What Actually Drives Curtain Prices in Nigeria
Seven factors account for most of the price variation between one Vento curtain panel and another. Understanding them helps you judge whether a quote is fair for the specification.
Fabric weight and composition. Sheer polyester at ₦25,000 and velvet at ₦250,000 are fundamentally different materials. Fibre content (polyester, cotton, linen, velvet, silk-look), weave density, and weight per square metre account for most of the price difference between tiers.
Lining type. An unlined sheer panel and a triple-pass blackout lined panel of the same face fabric can differ by ₦40,000 to ₦80,000. Thermal lining, blackout lining and interlining each add cost but also change what the curtain actually does for the room.
Panel size and fullness. A panel sized for a 2 metre window priced at 2× fullness (generous gather) uses roughly four metres of fabric across the header. At 2.5× fullness it uses five metres. The fullness ratio is a real price driver — a fuller panel hangs better but costs more.
Standard size versus made-to-measure. Stock-size panels (2m × 2.4m, 2.4m × 2.7m are the two most common Nigerian window sizes) are cut and sewn in volume and price lower. Made-to-measure requires measurement, a fabrication run for your job only, and installation — it prices higher but is the right call for non-standard windows.
Hardware and track specification. Basic aluminium tracks and plastic-end rods are included at the budget and mid-range tiers. Brass or brushed-metal rods, motorised tracks, and ceiling-recessed tracks are upgrades that move the total package up a tier even if the fabric stays the same.
Climate-specific treatments. UV-block coating, harmattan dust-resistant finish, and thermal lining are Nigerian-climate extras that not every supplier offers. They add ₦10,000 – ₦30,000 per panel but extend the fabric life noticeably in a tropical-climate living room facing direct sun.
Installation and fittings. Lagos installation is included on Vento quotes above the mid-range tier; basic-tier orders are typically self-installed with the included rod and brackets. Abuja and Port Harcourt installation is quoted separately and varies by window count and ceiling height.
How to Choose the Right Curtain Price Tier
Start with the room. Bedrooms, nurseries and home cinema rooms almost always belong in the blackout and patterned tier — the fabric has to block light effectively. Formal living rooms and dining rooms in larger homes usually want velvet or premium fabric because the curtain is seen as part of the room’s visual weight. Kitchens, bathrooms and small guest rooms are fine with the sheer and basic tier or with budget blackout panels.
Next, look at the window itself. Standard-sized windows up to 2.4 metres wide and 2.7 metres tall are covered by stock panels across all three main tiers. Anything wider than 2.4 metres, taller than 2.7 metres, or shaped as a bay or multi-panel French door needs to step into the Custom tier — not because a stock panel will not hang, but because the proportion will look wrong if the panel is not sized to the opening.
Finally, think about how many windows the room has. A living room with three windows on one wall and a pair of French doors on the other needs all five pieces to match fabric, lining and drop — which is a Custom job, regardless of whether individual panels would fit standard sizes. Mixing mid-range fabric on the French doors and premium velvet on the main windows in the same room usually reads as a mismatch even when both panels are individually well-made.
Instalments, delivery and installation. All four tiers are available on Vento instalment plans. Free Lagos delivery applies at every tier. Installation is included in Lagos at the velvet and premium tier and above, and quoted separately at the sheer and blackout tiers. Abuja and Port Harcourt installation is quoted separately and confirmed at the point of delivery.
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Curtain Price FAQ (Nigeria)
What is the cheapest curtain at Vento Furniture?
The entry point into the Vento curtain range is the sheer polyester panel starting at ₦25,000 per panel. It fits standard Nigerian window sizes up to 2 metres wide, comes with rod-pocket or eyelet heading, and is designed for daytime light filtering rather than full blackout. Cheaper panels sold at Lagos and Abuja markets typically start around ₦8,000 but use lighter fabric without lining and do not include tracks or installation — a different specification rather than a direct price comparison.
How much should I budget for curtains in a standard three-bedroom Nigerian flat?
For a standard three-bedroom flat with roughly eight to ten windows and one living-room set of French doors, a realistic Vento budget is ₦600,000 to ₦1,500,000 depending on the tier. Bedrooms and guest rooms on blackout mid-range (₦60,000 – ₦150,000 per panel) plus a living room on velvet or premium (₦150,000 – ₦350,000 per panel for two to four panels) is the most common configuration. Sheer layering in the living room adds another ₦50,000 – ₦120,000 if included.
Why are curtains more expensive than panels sold at Balogun or Idumota market?
Market-grade panels typically use light polyester with thin or no lining, ship without tracks or poles, and do not include measurement or installation. Vento panels include proper lining (blackout, thermal or UV-block at the mid-range tier and above), are available in stock Nigerian sizes, and ship with the rod or track included at every tier. The price gap reflects lining, fabric weight and fittings rather than a margin difference on the same specification.
Do Vento curtain prices include the rod, track and installation?
Stock-size panels include a basic aluminium rod or track with end brackets at every price tier. Brass or brushed-metal rods and ceiling-recessed tracks are optional upgrades. Lagos installation is included at the velvet and premium tier and above; at the sheer and blackout tiers, Lagos installation is quoted at delivery. Abuja and Port Harcourt installation is always quoted separately regardless of tier, based on window count and ceiling height.
Are Vento curtains suitable for Nigerian climate — harmattan dust and tropical sun?
Yes. Mid-range and premium fabrics are available with UV-block coating to reduce fabric fade under direct Nigerian sun, and a harmattan-resistant finish that keeps dust from penetrating the weave during harmattan season in Lagos, Abuja and the northern states. Lining types are selected at the quote stage — thermal lining is recommended for west-facing rooms, blackout lining for bedrooms, and UV-block for any window with several hours of direct sun per day.
Can I order curtains made to measure for a bay window or French doors?
Yes — the Custom and Motorised tier is the made-to-measure segment. Pricing is calculated as width multiplied by drop, plus fabric grade, plus track type, plus installation. A Vento measurement visit in Lagos is included in the Custom-tier quote; for Abuja and Port Harcourt, measurement is either scheduled during a showroom visit or coordinated with a Vento agent on site. Typical use cases include bay windows, French doors requiring sill-length panels, and living rooms with multiple windows that must match fabric and drop exactly.
How does motorised curtain pricing work in Nigeria?
Motorised curtain pricing at Vento starts from around ₦350,000 per panel for a single-window setup and scales up with window size, number of panels on one track, and whether the motor is linked to a smart-home hub. The motor unit, track, fabric and installation are quoted together. Most motorised installations in Lagos link to an Alexa or Google Home hub; for customers on Smart Life or Tuya systems, the tracks are compatible at no extra cost.
Can I pay for curtains in instalments?
Yes. Vento offers instalment plans across all four curtain tiers — sheer and basic, blackout and patterned, velvet and premium, and custom and motorised. Plan terms depend on the total order and deposit structure; a direct quote request returns the exact monthly figure. Instalments are commonly used on multi-room curtain orders where the total sits between ₦500,000 and ₦2,000,000.
Do curtain prices in Nigeria change with the naira exchange rate?
Most Vento curtain fabrics are imported, so the naira retail prices are reviewed every quarter and adjusted when the exchange rate moves materially. The four-tier band structure is stable, but individual panel prices can move within each band between quarters. Prices listed on this page are current for the 2026 second quarter.
