Soft, architectural window furnishing
Curtains that shape the room—not just cover the glass.
Bring softness, scale and practical light control together with made-to-measure curtains planned around the opening and the way the room is used.
- Made to measure
- Sample before choosing
- Considered details
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Made to measurePlanned for the actual opening
Sample before choosingCheck colour and texture at home
Considered detailsCoordinate fabric, heading and track
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01 Sheer daylight
Diffuse hard daylight and add softness while maintaining a light, open room.
02 Privacy and room darkening
Choose a lined or blockout solution where night privacy and stronger light control are priorities.
03 A tailored finish
Plan drop, fullness, heading and track placement as part of the room architecture.
Plan the composition
The best curtain starts beyond the edge of the window.
Consider where the fabric stacks, how high the track sits and how the curtain meets the floor before confirming measurements.
- 1Decide the practical jobStart with daylight, privacy, room darkening and insulation priorities.
- 2Choose the visual rhythmFabric texture and heading determine whether the result feels relaxed or structured.
- 3Allow for stack and travelPlan clear space beside the opening and an unobstructed path along the track.
Compare materials at home →
01 Compare at home
See the material against your walls and in your window light.
Choose samples →
02 Measure your opening
Plan the fit and keep a labelled record for every window.
Measuring guide →
03 Fit with confidence
Prepare the opening and use the instructions for your chosen system.
Installation guide →
Do sheers provide night-time privacy?
Sheers soften daylight but do not provide reliable privacy when the room is lit at night. Consider a blockout curtain or a double curtain arrangement when privacy matters.
Should I enter the fabric width or the track width?
Use the measurement requested in the selected product guide. Do not multiply your track width by the fullness percentage yourself unless the guide specifically asks for that.
Which heading should I choose?
Compare the regular waves of S Fold with the more structured look of pleats. The heading affects the track, projection and how the fabric stacks.
Can curtains clear a door or window handle?
Plan track projection and stack-back with those obstructions in mind. Measure from the intended mounting position and keep door movement clear.
Supported DIY journey
Measure first. Install with the right guide.
Curtain measurements depend on the chosen track, heading and finished drop. Use the hub for preparation, then follow the exact guide supplied for the selected range.
See the fabric in your room
Texture and colour change with the light around them.
Compare samples at different times of day before selecting a curtain range.