"Curtains hold the power to completely elevate a room’s ambiance. They soften sharp architectural lines, add warmth, ensure privacy, and control light to create a cozy yet stylish atmosphere. As the saying goes, a window without dressings is a window incomplete."

Window Size for Curtains
Not all windows are the same and while some windows may suit floor to ceiling drapery, others may benefit from a blind. Whatever the case, you need to consider the window style and the aesthetic you wish to create. 

Curtain Style 
Formal or casual? The interior style of your home will help to guide your decision. A traditional home with high ceilings and period features may suit heavy velvet drapery puddled on the floor, while a more contemporary modern home might suit a minimal style that is less fussy. The curtain header you select (of which there are a range of options) will also achieve a certain look. Take your time to review the different header options and ensure you select a header which suits your desired aesthetic. Generally, by maintaining the header style throughout each space you will achieve a cohesive look. 

Curtain Function
What benefits can a curtain provide? Is it a bedroom that requires blackout for a peaceful sleep? Is it an office where the sunlight needs to be managed? Or is it a living room that you like to keep cosy at night? Each room in your home will have different needs. Understand how children and pets interact with the house; these factors need to be considered as durability and easy-care attributes are of the utmost importance. 

Curtain Position
Depending on where you live the damaging rays of the sun can lead to the deterioration of your drapery and interior furnishings. Selecting a fabric with a high UV protection rating will help to reduce this issue, although curtain edges are especially vulnerable to sun damaged. To remedy this always push back (stack) your curtains so they sit off the glass, or, add a sheer curtain fabric to filter the rays at the same time. 

Curtain Lining
Lined curtains are vital to creating a thermal insulation barrier at the window; when professionally fitted they can reduce heat loss by 40-60%. With a variety of quality lining products including block out, triple weave, silicone, and interlining there is something for every situation and behind every curtain fabric. 

Curtain Fabric Types
We offer an array of options from linen drapery fabric, retro curtain fabric, and sumptuous velvet curtain fabric to versatile outdoor curtain fabric and even bright colours like yellow curtain fabric to suit every taste and style. Whether you desire a refined, elegant ambiance or a cozy, casual feel, our diverse selection of curtain fabrics allows you to effortlessly transform your living spaces. Embrace the charm of sheer fabrics to gently diffuse light or opt for blackout options that provide the ultimate in privacy and light control. 

Curtain Header Styles
The curtain header refers to the way in which the fabric is sewn or pleated at the top of the curtain. This directly impacts the way the material drapes or hangs, as well functional characteristics such as stack-back (the amount of space a curtain will occupy when drawn fully open). There are plenty of curtain header styles – from traditional to contemporary – each providing functional benefits and helping to achieve the overall look of a space.