Single Curtains & Blinds

Curtains, net curtains, blinds for concealment, protection and decoration

Whether in the kitchen, living room, dressing room, bedroom or conservatory, curtains decorate and dress up a room or bay window. In addition to curtains, there are blinds, Japanese panels and sheers. They create an atmosphere, filter the light from the windows and encourage the interplay of colors. Whether decorative or practical, curtains can retain heat, cut out noise, protect from the cold, hide light or dress up a room. If you want a curtain that won't let the cold into a room, thermal curtains are ideal for insulation, as are double curtains, which are generally blackout curtains with a high thread count. Curtains are ideal for enjoying the light while preserving privacy and protecting from prying eyes.

Practical curtain functions

Curtains also help camouflage any weaknesses in a room. High-ceilinged rooms, for example, are perfectly suited to curtains with horizontal stripes. For low ceilings, vertical stripes are more appropriate, to create an effect of length. The darker the room, the lighter and lighter the curtains should be to avoid a feeling of confinement.

Choosing materials, colors and hangings for curtains and sheers

Linen, cotton, velvet, woollen - the materials and looks of curtains are as varied as the colors, from fuchsia to aniseed, from duck blue to violet, as well as white, ecru, plum, and more. Curtains come in macramé, organza and linen. They can be fancy or plain. Curtain dimensions vary according to the size of your window. If some are slightly longer, they can always be reworked by hemming them to obtain a made-to-measure result. For hanging, curtains can be attached to a rod using tabs, eyelets, knots, clips, leather loops or gathered braids. Find out more about our curtain products and how to choose the right one.