The Curtain Exchange

The Curtain Exchange of Birmingham

Operated by: Owner Terri DeSantis

  • Welcome to our new website. We would love to help you find curtains for your home.

  • Curtains and Draperies in Birmingham

    Our curtains and draperies here in Birmingham define the perfect marriage of luxury and convenience. We are one of about thirty cities who can enjoy high-quality, luxury curtains that are ready to hang. Combine these fabulous curtains with the timeless hardware, opulent accessories, and professional help that are available and...

  • Inspiration Home 2011

    Come see the Birmingham Home and Gardens 2011 Inspiration Home, featuring curtains exclusively from The Curtain Exchange of Birmingham. Tour dates are November 19 - December 4, 2011. 

    For more information, go to: 

    http://www.birminghamhomeandgarden.com/Inspiration-Home/

  • The Curtain Exchange in Birmingham is now open on Mondays

    Beginning September 19, The Curtain Exchange of Birmingham will now be open on Mondays. Our new store hours are Monday through Saturday, 10am to 5pm. Come see us and start your holiday planning now!

Location:

2811 18th Street South
Birmingham, AL 35209
United States
Store: (205) 871-7575
Fax: (205) 871 9747

Hours:

Monday - Saturday
10 am - 5 pm
Sunday
Closed

We sell curtains, hardware, shades, accessories... see all products »

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Customer Reviews:

“The Curtain Exchange makes dressing your windows convenient and luxurious.”

Birmingham Magazine, September 2008

“The wall of floral silk window treatments [from The Curtain Exchange] serves a dual purpose of camouflaging an off-center window and giving the room a more feminine look…”

Birmingham Home & Garden, 2006 Inspiration Home Issue

“A glamorous dining room that’s also comfortable? Of course. McKee surrounded a round table with upholstered chairs, all set against a backdrop of silk draperies [from The Curtain Exchange] fabricated like a dropped-waist ball gown.”

Southern Accents Birmingham Showhouse, November-December 2004