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Our Curtain and Upholstery Work in Doha

Welcome to the Al Abdali gallery of the curtain and sofa projects Doha families and businesses have trusted us with. Every room here was measured, made and fitted by our own team, so you see real work, not catalogue pictures.

Every photo and video on this page comes from a real Al Abdali job in Doha: made-to-measure curtains, sheers, blackout curtains, blinds and upholstery. See a look you like? Send it to us with a photo of your window, and we’ll reply with fabric options and a price range.

Use this gallery as a starting point for your own room. Look at how each fabric hangs in daylight, how sheers and lined curtains are layered on one track, and how upholstery colours are matched to the curtains in the same space. Save the photos you like and send them to us with a picture of your window or sofa. We will tell you what was used, what would suit your room and what it would roughly cost.

The gallery is organised into photos, short videos and customer reviews. Start with the photos to find a style, watch the videos to see how the fabric moves, then read what customers said after the fitting.

The rooms in this gallery are in homes, villas, apartments and offices around Doha. We serve every part of the city, from Al Sadd, Msheireb and West Bay to Lusail, The Pearl, Al Rayyan, Al Wakrah and Umm Salal, and every job is planned and made at our Al Mansoura workshop, open since 2016. Curtain measuring is free anywhere in Doha, and most curtain orders are made and fitted 2–3 days after you approve the quote.

Prefer to talk? Call +974 6688 7149, 9 AM–10 PM every day.

Curtain gallery Doha: wave curtains and white sheers wrapping two walls of corner windows in an apartment
Formal majlis with floor-to-ceiling curtains and sheers in a Doha villa
Villa living room with lined curtains, sheers and a sofa set made by Al Abdali in Doha

Browse the Gallery by Style or Room

Tap any photo to see it larger. Every job was measured, made to size and fitted by our team.

The gallery covers several styles and rooms, so you can compare similar windows side by side. Below is a short guide to the main looks you will see, and what each one is best for in a Doha home.

Wave curtains. Many of the curtain projects in this gallery use wave headings on a ceiling track. Wave curtains form soft, even S-shaped folds and stack neatly at the sides when open, which suits wide glass, corner windows and tall apartment windows. They give a clean, hotel-style finish and work well with both sheer and lined fabrics, so the day and night layers look consistent from the street.

Sheer curtains. Sheers appear in many rooms of this curtain gallery. Doha homes rely on them because a sheer softens strong sunlight and glare, keeps the room bright and gives daytime privacy, especially in ground-floor villas and lower apartment floors. Most sheers are white or ivory, but a light grey or cream sheer can warm up a room with cool walls or floors.

Lined and blackout curtains. For bedrooms, majlis rooms and media rooms, a lined or blackout curtain usually sits in front of the sheer on a double track. The lining protects the face fabric from Qatar’s sun, helps the curtain hang fuller and cuts light for sleep. From inside the room a blackout curtain looks much like a lined one, so you can choose the colour and texture you like and add blackout only where you need darkness.

Majlis curtains. A majlis often has long walls of windows and high ceilings, so the curtains need to be full, heavy enough to hang straight and finished neatly at the floor. The formal majlis in our gallery shows floor-to-ceiling curtains with sheers, a common setup that keeps the room private for guests while letting daylight in when the curtains are open.

Corner and wide windows. Corner windows and full walls of glass are common in Doha apartments and towers in Lusail, West Bay and The Pearl. The gallery shows wave curtains and sheers wrapping two walls of corner windows, where the track has to follow the corner so the curtains run smoothly from one side to the other. We measure every wall and plan where the curtains stack so they do not block the view when open.

Living rooms and bedrooms. In living rooms, the gallery shows lined curtains with sheers and sofas chosen to match, a combination that works for both family time and guests. In bedrooms, the priority is darkness and privacy, so we usually suggest a sheer for the day and a lined or blackout curtain for the night, on a double track that lets you use each layer on its own.

Classic headings. If wave is not for you, pinch pleat and eyelet headings give a more traditional or relaxed look. Pinch pleats suit formal living rooms and majlis spaces, while eyelets are simple and practical for bedrooms and children’s rooms. Tell us which gallery photo is closest to what you want, and we will suggest the heading that fits your track, ceiling height and fabric.

Sofas and upholstery. The upholstery photos show a curved sofa set, an upholstered round seat in a villa hall and a sofa with matching curtains. These sofa projects show how fabric choice and finishing change a room: a new cover, fresh foam and neat seams can make a tired sofa look new again. We re-cover, repair and make sofas, majlis seating and chairs, and can match the upholstery to your curtains so the room feels planned as a whole.

Blinds. One photo shows our team fitting a roller blind, a neat option for kitchens, bathrooms, offices and any window where curtains get in the way. We also make zebra, vertical, roman, venetian and wooden blinds, and many customers combine a blind on the glass with a curtain in front for a softer, layered look.

Fullness and length. One detail that makes the curtains in our gallery look rich is fullness: the amount of fabric used compared with the width of the window. More fabric gives deeper, softer folds, while too little looks flat and stretched when the curtains are closed. Length matters too. Most curtains in the gallery just touch the floor or sit a few millimetres above it, which looks neat and keeps hems clean. We set the fullness and length for each window at the measuring visit.

Colours on screen. Photos are a good guide to style, but colours on a phone screen are never exact, and the same fabric looks different in morning light, afternoon sun and evening lamps. Before you decide, see the real fabric samples at our Al Mansoura shop or ask us to bring them to your measuring visit, and hold them against your walls, floor and furniture.

Like a look? Open the photo and tap Get a Quote for This Look, or send it to us on WhatsApp.

Seen a Look You Like?

Send us that photo and one picture of your window. We’ll suggest the fabric and lining, and give you a price range.

Watch Finished Rooms Up Close

Short clips filmed on site, so you can see how the fabric hangs and moves.

Videos show what still photos cannot: how a wave curtain moves when it is drawn, how light passes through a sheer at different times of day and how upholstery fabric looks from different angles. As you watch the clips in this gallery, look at the folds, the hems at the floor and the way the curtains meet the ceiling or track.

Looking for something you cannot find in the gallery, such as a particular fabric, blind type or sofa style? Ask us on WhatsApp and describe what you have in mind. You are also welcome to visit our shop, open every day from 9 AM to 10 PM, to see fabrics, finishes and samples in person.

Floor-to-ceiling curtains with a sheer · room walkthrough

White sheer between terracotta curtains

Sofa with matching curtains · upholstery and curtains

White wave sheer wall

Grey curtains and sheers · chandelier room

Living-room wave sheer wall

Curved sofa set · upholstery

Upholstered round seat · villa hall

Fitting in progress · on site

What Customers Said After the Fitting

4.9 stars from 68 Google reviews. A few of them, in our customers’ own words.

Grey made-to-measure curtains with white sheers across tall corner windows in Lara's Doha apartment

★★★★★

“We are so happy with the custom curtains we ordered. They take pride in their work and it shows in the final product.”

Lara M. · Doha · Custom curtains (pictured)

★★★★★

“The curtains instantly made the whole room look richer and more luxurious… everything was completed and delivered within just 2 days.”

Aasim A. · Doha · Wedding-room curtains

★★★★★

“This guy does really nice finishing work, and he’s also a very honest and trustworthy person.”

Rajaao · Doha · Curtains

A member of the Al Abdali Curtain Furniture team fitting a roller blind in a Doha home

How to Get a Look Like This in Your Home

1

Send the photo you like.

WhatsApp us a photo from this page and one of your window or sofa. We reply with first ideas and a price range. A wide photo of the whole wall, taken in daylight, helps us suggest the right style for your room.

2

We measure and you choose.

We visit to measure and bring fabric and lining samples, or you visit our shop in Al Mansoura. You get one clear price in QAR before anything is cut. The quote lists each window or piece of furniture separately, with the fabric, lining and track chosen for it.

3

We make it and fit it.

Your curtains are sewn to size, then we fit the track, hang them and dress the folds. Sofa and upholstery work is done in our workshop or at your home, depending on the job, and we check everything with you before we leave.

Get a Quote for the Look You Want

Tell us which photo you liked and add a picture of your room. We’ll reply with fabric options and a price range, then book your measuring visit.

Measuring for a perfect fit. Getting the look in a photo starts with accurate measuring. We measure the width and drop of every window, check the ceiling and wall for fixing points and note sockets, air conditioning units and furniture that affect how the curtains hang. That is why we prefer to measure in person, and measuring is free anywhere in Doha.

Before and after sofa upholstery. In Doha, sofas wear out faster than people expect. Heat breaks down foam, sun through large windows fades fabric and air conditioning dries out leather. Re-upholstery fixes this: we strip the old cover, replace flat foam and worn webbing, repair loose joints and fit a new cover in fabric or leather. A solid sofa frame is usually worth keeping, and the before and after difference can be as striking as a new sofa.

Choosing fabric for Qatar. Strong sun, dust and air conditioning affect every fabric. For curtains in sunny rooms, a lining protects the colour; for sofas used every day, a tightly woven upholstery fabric or good leather lasts longest and is easier to clean. Light colours keep rooms bright but show marks sooner, while mid tones hide dust better. We explain the care needs of each fabric before you choose.

What affects the price. We do not publish fixed prices, because every window and sofa is different. For curtains, the price depends on the window size, the fabric, the lining, the heading and the track. For upholstery, it depends on the size of the piece, how much repair the frame and foam need and the fabric or leather you choose. You get a price range from your photos and one exact quote after measuring.

How long it takes. Most curtain orders are made and fitted 2–3 days after the quote is approved. Upholstery and furniture jobs depend on the size of the piece and the repairs needed, and we confirm the timing with your quote so you know when to expect the work.

Planning a whole room. Your room can combine more than one service: curtains with sheers, a re-covered sofa, blinds in the kitchen or carpet in the majlis. Planning them together keeps colours consistent and means one measuring visit, one quote and one team. Show us the gallery photos that inspire you for each room, and we will help you pull them into one plan.

Working with your style. Some customers want a calm, modern room with plain wave curtains and neutral sofas; others want a rich, formal majlis with heavier fabrics and deeper colours. Whatever your taste, the gallery gives us a shared language: point to a photo and say what you like about it, whether that is the colour, the folds, the fullness or the way the curtain meets the floor.

Sharing your ideas. You do not need to know fabric names or curtain terms to get started. Screenshots from this gallery, photos from magazines or pictures of a room you liked in a hotel all help. Send them together with a photo of your own room, tell us how you use the space and what bothers you about it now, such as glare, heat, lack of privacy or a worn sofa, and we will suggest practical options for your budget.

Offices and businesses. Alongside homes, we make and fit curtains, blinds and upholstery for offices, shops and reception areas in Doha. For workplaces, we suggest durable fabrics, easy-to-clean blinds and a consistent look across every window, so the space looks tidy from inside and outside.

Caring for your curtains and sofa. To keep a finished room looking like the photos, vacuum curtains and upholstery gently with a soft brush every few weeks, keep windows closed during dusty, windy days and rotate sofa cushions so they wear evenly. Follow the care advice we give for each fabric, as some can be washed while others should be dry-cleaned only.

Common questions. Can you make the same curtains as a gallery photo? In most cases we can match the style, heading and layering; the exact fabric depends on what is available, and we will show you the closest options. Can I see the work in person? Visit our shop in Al Mansoura, at plus code 7G9R+X36, about 500 metres from Al Mansoura Metro Station, to see fabrics and finishes.

Do you only work on curtains? No. Besides curtains and blinds, we handle sofa upholstery and repair, custom sofas and majlis seating, carpet, flooring, wallpaper, wardrobes and cabinets. Visit our services page for the full list, or see curtains and upholstery for details.

Thank you for browsing the Al Abdali gallery. When you are ready, send us the photo you liked and a picture of your room on WhatsApp, and we will take it from there.

We reply during opening hours, 9 AM–10 PM every day. Prefer to talk? Call +974 6688 7149.

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