Curtains for rental villas & apartments

Brown fabric curtains and white sheers at a balcony doorway — From Hiên Rèm’s photo collection. Compare a physical sample before choosing your colour.

Make the controls easy to find

After a journey, guests want to put down their bags and settle in. Place the curtain wand, cord or remote where it is easy to find, with brief instructions if needed. At a balcony door, leave enough stacking space so guests can walk through without going around the sofa or pulling the fabric sideways.

Check the bedroom when the sun is out

For a restful dark room, check both the fabric’s light control and gaps around the fitting. If handover takes place after dark, note that a morning-sun check is still needed. With two layers, try each separately and then both together, especially at corners and where panels meet.

Another view from Hiên Rèm’s new curtain collection — From Hiên Rèm’s photo collection. Compare a physical sample before choosing your colour.

Keep a small record for each room

When a blind or curtain needs replacing, “the same beige as before” can be hard to identify. A short record by window makes reordering clearer. Keep it with an installed photo and the final quotation, using a label such as “Bedroom 1, balcony door”.

Main fabric, sheer or blind codes, with the confirmed manufacturer.
Finished dimensions, heading, track and opening direction.
Care instructions, support contact and agreed terms.

A short guide for international guests

A photo of the actual controls with short English instructions is often easier to follow than a long explanation. Include only functions tested on the installed system. You can email Hiên in English with the room count and window photos to start discussing the requirements.

For a multi-room handover, work through a window list and record any adjustments still needed. The fabric records and installed photos also help the property manager take over the day-to-day care.