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Specialty Soft Furnishings in Perth
Some rooms need more than a standard curtain or blind selection.
Discuss coordinated cushions, bed furnishings, pelmets, decorative treatments and less-standard fabric requirements with Zara Curtains & Blinds.
Cockburn Central showroom | Current samples and project discussion | (08) 9414 8606
Bring the Fabric Details Together
Specialty soft furnishings can help carry colour, texture and proportion through a room after the primary window treatment has been selected.
They may also provide a more considered response to an unusual decorative request, a coordinated bedroom or a window that needs a stronger finishing detail.
Start with the room, the existing furnishings, photographs or measurements, the fabric direction and the result you want. Zara can then confirm which current specialty services are suitable.
Specialty Furnishings for a Coordinated Interior
The following categories provide a starting point. Current availability, materials, construction, pricing and project suitability should be confirmed before selection.
Coordinated Cushions
Ask about cushions or covers designed to coordinate with curtains, upholstery, bedding colours or other fabric details in the room.
Bed Furnishings
Discuss selected decorative bed furnishings where a coordinated fabric treatment is required for a bedroom project.
Pelmets
Pelmets can provide a defined finish above a window treatment and may conceal selected track or hardware arrangements.
Swags and Tails
Traditional decorative fabric treatments may suit selected interiors where a more formal or layered window finish is preferred.
Coordinated Fabric Details
Use related fabrics, trims and finishes to create a visual connection between windows and other decorative elements.
Less-Standard Requests
Bring photographs, dimensions and inspiration for a fabric-based requirement that does not fit a standard curtain or blind category.
Not every service, fabric, trim or construction method is available for every project. Zara will confirm the current scope after reviewing the request.
Cushions That Connect the Room
Coordinated cushions can repeat or complement colours and textures from curtains, furniture, rugs and other finishes.
The suitable design depends on the intended use, preferred dimensions, fabric, closure, edge treatment, insert requirements and care considerations.
Bring photographs of the room and any fabric or colour references. The team can confirm whether the required cushion service and materials are currently available.
Selected Decorative Bed Furnishings
A bedroom can feel more resolved when the window treatment and selected decorative bed furnishings share a considered colour, texture or pattern direction.
Discuss the bed size, intended decorative item, existing bedding, curtain fabric, colours, care requirements and the level of coordination you prefer.
The team will confirm which bed-furnishing services, fabrics and finishing options are currently available. Standard linen, mattresses and unrelated bedding products should not be assumed to form part of the service.
Pelmets and Related Top Treatments
A pelmet can introduce shape, fabric and structure above a curtain or blind while helping integrate selected tracks or hardware into the room design.
Visual Proportion
The depth, width and position should relate to the window, ceiling height, curtain fullness and surrounding joinery.
Fabric and Finish
Colour, texture, pattern, trim and edge details should be reviewed beside the main window treatment and interior finishes.
Track and Hardware
The design should account for the selected curtain or blind system, access requirements and available mounting space.
Measured Configuration
The opening, wall area and nearby obstacles need to be checked before the shape and installation scope can be confirmed.
Current pelmet styles, internal construction, available materials and installation arrangements must be confirmed for the individual project.
Swags, Tails and Decorative Fabric Treatments
Swags, tails and other decorative fabric treatments can create a more formal, layered or individual window finish where that style suits the room.
The design should consider the window proportions, heading and track, fabric weight, pattern placement, surrounding wall space and the way the main curtain or blind operates.
These are specialised treatments. Current availability, construction method, compatible fabrics and installation scope should be confirmed before they are included in the design.
Coordinate Specialty Details with Curtains or Blinds
The strongest result usually comes from considering the primary window treatment first, then selecting supporting fabric details that work with it.
Start with Function
Confirm privacy, light, access and operation requirements before adding decorative layers or coordinated accessories.
Build a Colour Direction
Compare fabric samples with walls, flooring, furniture and natural light so the palette works in the actual room.
Balance Pattern and Texture
Decide where pattern should lead, where texture should support and which elements need a quieter finish.
Repeat Details Carefully
A related fabric, trim or colour can connect the room without requiring every furnishing to match exactly.
What Zara Needs to Review
Specialty projects can vary widely. A clear brief helps the team determine whether the request fits the current service range.
Room and Intended Use
Explain where the item will be used, who will use it and whether it is mainly decorative or needs to support regular handling.
Dimensions and Quantity
Provide approximate dimensions and quantity initially. Final measurements and tolerances must be confirmed for the selected service.
Existing Furnishings
Include photographs of curtains, blinds, furniture, bedding, flooring and wall colours that the new item should coordinate with.
Fabric and Care
Discuss appearance, feel, cleaning expectations, sunlight exposure and product-specific care information before selecting materials.
Timing and Budget
Share the preferred timeframe and project budget. Availability, pricing and lead times vary with the confirmed scope and materials.
Installation Requirements
Explain whether the request attaches to a window, wall, track or existing furnishing so access and installation needs can be assessed.
Commercial, healthcare, school, motorised or highly specialised applications should not be assumed to be available unless Zara confirms current capability and supporting product requirements.
Visit the Cockburn Central Showroom
Visit Unit 9, 1 Merino Entrance, Cockburn Central WA 6164 to discuss the room and compare current fabrics, colours, textures and finishing details.
Opening hours
Monday to Friday: 9:00 am to 5:00 pm
Saturday: 9:00 am to 1:00 pm
Bring photographs, measurements and inspiration. Contact the showroom before travelling if you want to inspect a particular sample or discuss a specialised request.
A Clear Process for Less-Standard Projects
The exact stages depend on the service, but the requirements, selections, quote and responsibilities should be confirmed before work proceeds.
Describe the Project
Share the room, intended item, dimensions, quantity, suburb, photographs, desired appearance and preferred timing.
Confirm Current Capability
Zara reviews whether the requested service, materials and installation requirements fit the current offering.
Compare Samples and Details
Review suitable fabrics, colours, trims, dimensions, finishing options, care requirements and coordination with existing furnishings.
Measure Where Required
Final measurements are taken or confirmed where the product or treatment depends on a specific opening, wall or furnishing.
Approve the Written Quote
Check the item, quantity, materials, dimensions, finish, price, timeframe, warranty and installation scope before approval.
Prepare, Supply or Install
The confirmed project proceeds according to the written scope, followed by collection, delivery or installation where included.
Manufacturing location, supplier, deposit, warranty and lead time should be confirmed for the specific project rather than presented as universal terms.
See How the Details Work in Finished Rooms
Use the Gallery to review genuine Zara window-furnishing and soft-furnishing projects. Current customer feedback can also provide context about communication, selection and completed work.
Project descriptions should identify specialty items only when the photographed service and details have been verified.
Frequently Asked Questions
These answers provide a starting point. Zara should confirm the current service, materials, quote and project-specific conditions before work proceeds.
What are specialty soft furnishings?
They are coordinated or less-standard fabric furnishings that sit outside the main curtain, blind and shutter categories. They may include selected cushions, bed furnishings, pelmets and decorative treatments.
Which specialty services are currently available?
The service range can change. Contact Zara with the project details so the team can confirm whether the required item, fabric, finish and installation are currently available.
Can cushions coordinate with my curtains?
Coordinated cushions may be possible using a related or complementary fabric. Availability depends on the selected material, required dimensions, quantity, finishing details and current service capability.
Does Zara provide bed furnishings?
Zara may provide selected decorative bed furnishings for coordinated projects. Explain the exact item required so the team can confirm the current scope. Standard linen and unrelated bedding products should not be assumed.
Can you make pelmets?
Pelmets may be available for selected projects. The opening, track, dimensions, shape, fabric, finish, mounting position and installation requirements need to be reviewed before confirmation.
Do you offer swags and tails?
Traditional decorative treatments may be available for suitable projects. Contact Zara to confirm current capability, compatible fabrics and the required construction and installation scope.
Can I bring my own fabric?
This depends on the proposed item, fabric composition, quantity, condition and suitability for the required construction. Ask the team to assess the fabric before relying on it for the project.
Can I see fabric samples?
Current samples can be viewed at the Cockburn Central showroom. Contact the showroom before travelling if you want to inspect a particular fabric, colour or finish.
How much will a specialty project cost?
Pricing depends on the item, dimensions, quantity, fabric, trims, construction, installation and other project requirements. A defined specification is needed before an accurate quote can be prepared.
How long will the project take?
Timing varies with the confirmed service, materials, supplier arrangements and project scope. The expected timeframe should be recorded in the written quote.
Discuss Your Specialty Project
Describe the item, room, approximate dimensions, quantity, preferred fabric direction and the result you want.
If possible, include photographs of the room, existing window furnishings and any inspiration or obstacles that may affect the project.
Prefer to speak with us?
Call (08) 9414 8606 or visit the contact page.
Have a Specialty Soft Furnishing Project in Mind?
Tell Zara what you want to coordinate or create. The team can review the request, confirm the current service options and recommend the next step.