Curtains

Types of curtains

Eyelet curtains

The classic choice to go with your stylish curtain pole, eyelet curtains have reinforced holes in the top which slide across the curtain rail with ease. They’re nice and easy to attach and give a lavish look to your living spaces – try them in the living room or bedroom for a cosy appeal!

Voile curtains

When you want a touch of privacy but don’t want to skimp on light, a set of voile curtains gives you the best of both worlds! Enjoy the natural light in your home without feeling like you’re on show with these stylish curtains, perfect for bedrooms and front-facing rooms.

Blackout curtains

Blackout curtains are designed to keep out as much light as possible, great for early sleepers, late risers, or if your sleep is hampered by streetlights or car headlights. Functional as well as stylish, we have blackout curtains in a great range of colours and patterns to dress up your rooms and give the ultimate cosy feel!

Curtain fabric options

With 100s of curtain styles, colours, and fabrics to choose from, you’ve got all the choice you need to make your home as cosy as possible. From the lightweight fabrics found in our voile curtains to thick fabrics in blackout and thermal curtains, you can use your curtains to provide some warmth to your space.

Colour & design choices

Your windows are a pivotal part to your home décor, and your choice of curtains can really bring a room together! Whether you’re keeping it simple with a block colour to complement your bedding or a bold design to add some pizzazz to your living room, you can use your curtains to add some personality to your home.

Don’t forget to keep your curtains looking tidy with our great range of rings & fixings to help you let in as much light as possible whilst adding style to your space in the process!

H2. Choosing the right curtains for your home

Curtains frame your windows beautifully and can draw the eye when closed, so try and find a set which works with your current décor. Picking up on the colours in your bedding or cushions is a nice touch, as is matching the colour to the light in your room: opt for brighter colours to bring some vibrancy to dark rooms, and muted tones in rooms with plenty of natural light to avoid overwhelming your guests!