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Quick shop for all types of curtains
Popular curtain headings
How your curtains attach to a pole or track will affect the drape and overall look of the curtains.
Eyelet curtains
Eyelet curtains hang in wide, even fold and work well with thicker and heavier fabrics. The punched metal rings at the top of these curtains slide smoothly and easily over the curtain pole for a smart finish.
Pencil pleat curtains
Pencil pleat curtains have many folds, each about the width of a pencil, to create a ruched, gathered look. Plastic hooks are attached along the header of these curtains, which attach to a track or pole.
Tab top curtains
Tab top curtains provide a neat, attractive solution for dressing your windows. They have a header of evenly spaced fabric loops, through which a curtain pole or rod can be threaded.
Types of curtains
When it comes to selecting the style, length and material for your curtains, there’s lots to consider. Are they being used to block out light? Insulate a room? Or to make the windows the focal point of your home? Here are the different types of curtains you can choose from.
Blackout curtains
Block out glaring sunlight or street light glow with blackout curtains. Alternatively, you can also use blackout blinds with non-lined curtains to keep your room dark.
Thermal curtains
Draughty windows? A thermal curtain will help to retain warmth in the winter. Plus, they'll also keep the room cooler in the summer.
Sheer, voile and net curtains
While they don't absorb heat on their own, these curtains soften the light from outside while allowing fresh air to come in.
Velvet curtains
Add more depth to your rooms. Sumptuous with a shine, velvet curtains create a luxe look and help you create a warm and cosy vibe.
Curtain linings
Which curtain type – lined or unlined – is best for your needs? Lined curtains are usually heavier and hang in soft, loose folds. They help reduce the amount of light entering the room and keep the heat from escaping. Unlined curtains are a good option if you’re looking for a window dressing that's purely decorative and don’t mind light filtering through.
Shop curtains by colour
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Curtains by room
Living room curtains
Go for blackout curtains if you stream often. Pick decorative curtains if you want to create a focal point or choose voile and sheer options to keep the room airy.
Bedroom curtains
Time to bring a fresh flair to your bedroom. Choose blackout blinds or curtains to keep your room cosy, whatever the weather.
Kids' room curtains
From neutral options to vibrant patterns and colours, choose any curtain to create a comfy space for them.
Door curtains
You can use door curtains at your front and back doors or between rooms to keep draughts out and add extra privacy.
How to measure curtains
Need help choosing the correct curtain size or simply confused about the length of the curtains? Watch this short video to learn how to measure your windows for eyelet and pencil pleat curtains. Also, check out this guide to help you put up a curtain track or pole.
Curtains ideas
Patterned curtains
A super-fun way to express yourself, inject personality to your room with patterned curtains.
Floral curtains
Bring the outdoors indoors and breathe new life into your room with fresh, floral designs.
Check curtains
Love all things countryside? These beauties are just your thing. Stylish? Check. On-trend? Check.
Striped curtains
Go big on lines. Add extra height to your space with striped curtains.
Cleaning your curtains
We know you cannot avoid sticky hands, playful paws, dust and debris from making the curtains dirty. But we'll help you with easy tips to clean them.
- Use a steam cleaner to clean your curtains once a week if you have kids or pets at home.
- Many curtains are machine washable so you can easily refresh them twice a year.
- Make sure to pre-treat stains, if any. It helps in nipping the stain in the bud before it touches the other parts of the curtain.
- Check for the colourfastness of your curtain fabric. The easiest way is to take a corner of your curtain and dip in a bowl of water mixed with detergent.
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