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A more finished drape

Lined Curtains for a Fuller Drape

Lined curtains add a layer of lining fabric behind the face fabric, helping with light and giving the finished curtain a fuller, more considered drape. Order it as its own product alongside the rest of our curtains range.

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Lined Curtains for a Fuller Drape
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Why add a lining

A fuller, more finished drape

A lining sits behind the chosen face fabric, changing how the curtain falls and helping with the amount of light entering the room, without changing the colour you see from inside.

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Helps with light

Lined curtains can help with the amount of light entering the room, working alongside the face fabric rather than replacing it.

02

A fuller drape

The added lining gives the finished curtain more body, so it hangs and folds with a more considered, tailored drape.

03

Ordered as its own product

Lined curtains are listed as a separate product to our standard curtains, so confirm the configuration for the lined option specifically.

Pair with the right choice

Combine lining with fabric and heading

A lining works alongside your fabric and heading choice, not instead of them. Compare it with the related choices below before you order.

Compare blockout fabric
Need stronger light control

Compare blockout fabric

Blockout curtains block light through the fabric itself, and can be considered alongside or instead of a lined finish.

See blockout curtains →
Pair with pinch pleat
Want a structured heading

Pair with pinch pleat

A pinch pleat heading suits the added body of a lined curtain, giving a fuller, more tailored fold.

See pinch pleat curtains →
Bedroom pairing
Furnishing a bedroom

Bedroom pairing

Bedrooms often look for a more finished, considered drape. See how lined curtains work alongside other bedroom window options.

See bedroom blinds →

The details

What to check before ordering

A lined curtain adds one more layer to the usual choices: fabric, heading and track. Check how each part works together before you configure the order.

01

Ordered separately

Lined curtains sit alongside Double, Curved and Box and Bay Curtains as their own configured product.

02

Heading choice

Choose the heading that suits the room, then confirm it is available for the lined configuration.

03

Mount and track

Confirm Ceiling / Top Fit or Face Fit for the mount, then choose a Designer or Motorised track for the lined curtain.

04

Opening and stack

Left, right or centre opening still applies to a lined curtain, so plan the same clear wall space for the stack.

Factory-direct value

Better specified without the showroom mark-up.

More of your budget goes into the furnishing. You measure and install; we deliver the product, practical guidance and support.

Save up to $2,200

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Save up to $2,200 on eligible roller-blind orders, or $1,330 on curtains and plantation shutters. Savings apply within each category at the eligible spend tiers, without a coupon.

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$45 per order

Australia-wide shipping

One flat delivery fee for blinds, curtains and pelmets—not per item. Regional and oversized exceptions may apply.

Before you order

Measure first. Then build with confidence.

The measuring guide walks you through widths, drops and fit step by step. If a window has an obstruction or an odd shape, ask us before you order.

How to measure

Fitting it yourself

The installation guide shows the brackets, fixings and each step in order, so you know what the job involves before you start.

Installation guide →

Compare in your own light

Screen colours and photos are a guide. Free samples show the real colour and texture next to your walls and floor.

Order free samples →

Common questions

Lined Curtains: your questions answered.

What does a lining add to a curtain?+

Lined curtains add a layer of fabric behind the face fabric, helping with the amount of light entering the room and giving the finished curtain a fuller, more considered drape.

Are lined curtains the same as blockout curtains?+

No. Lined curtains and blockout curtains are different products. A lining can help with light and drape, while blockout describes the face fabric itself blocking light through it.

Will lined curtains block outside noise?+

Lined curtains are chosen for light control and a fuller, more finished drape. They are not a soundproofing product, so they should not be relied on to block noise. If quiet matters, order a sample and judge the fabric weight in your own room before you decide.

Which heading works with lined curtains?+

Confirm the heading choice as part of the lined curtain configuration, comparing it against the room and the face fabric the way you would for any other curtain.

Can I order samples for lined curtains?+

Yes. Choose your fabric collection and add the colours you want to compare, then complete one sample order and check them in your own window light before configuring the lined curtain.

Should I measure the fabric width or the track width for lined curtains?+

Follow the measurement the product guide asks for on your chosen track and heading. Applying your own fullness percentage on top of that, instead of the guide’s instruction, can lead to an incorrect order.

Configure your lined curtains

Add a lining for a fuller, more finished drape, then choose your fabric, heading and track. Compare the face fabric and lining together at home before you order.

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