Curtains
Curtains add warmth, colour, and texture to your interior. Available in endless fabrics, they offer excellent insulation and sound dampening.
Options
Pleat type
Choose from single pleat, double pleat, or eyelet. Each type gives a different look.
Blackout lining
An additional lining at the back for maximum blackout and insulation, as well as to protect the front fabric.
Electric curtain track
Open and close your curtains automatically via remote control or voice command.
Curtains look great combined with
Roller Blinds
Roller blinds are one of the most popular forms of window treatment. They combine simplicity with a sleek design and are...
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Venetian Blinds
Venetian blinds, also known as horizontal blinds, are timeless and functional. Available in aluminium and wood, they off...
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Pleated Blinds
Pleated blinds are versatile window coverings with an elegant zigzag pattern. Available in a top-down/bottom-up variant,...
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Vertical Blinds
Vertical blinds are ideal for large windows and sliding windows. The slats rotate around a vertical axis for optimal lig...
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Roman Blinds
Roman blinds combine the soft look of curtains with the functionality of a roller blind. They fold up in elegant horizon...
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Honeycomb Blinds
Honeycomb blinds (also called duette or cellular shades) have a unique cell structure that traps an insulating layer of...
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Illusion Blinds
Illusion blinds consist of alternating transparent and opaque strips. By shifting the strips, you effortlessly switch be...
DiscoverFrequently asked questions
Which pleat type suits my interior?
A wave pleat gives a modern, sleek look. A double pleat is classic and full. Eyelets give a bold, contemporary look. A single pleat is subtle and suits any interior.
Can I combine curtains with other window treatments?
Yes, curtains are perfectly suited for combining with other window treatments like roller blinds, venetian blinds, or pleated blinds. The combination provides extra insulation, blackout, and a layered, stylish look.
What is the difference between curtains and sheers?
Curtains range from light-filtering to blackout and provide privacy, insulation and light blocking. Sheers are made from transparent / in-between fabric and filter light while maintaining daytime privacy. They are often used together.