Curtains
Frame the room with curtains that manage light, privacy and warmth. Choose woven texture for a softer finish, velvet for depth or blockout styles where bedrooms and evening spaces need a quieter, more settled feel.
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Visit Custom CurtainsKolari Pencil Pleat Curtains
With a subtle vertical stripe and functional blockout lining, Kolari brings a calm, tailored finish to bedrooms, lounges and living spaces. Designed to help soften light, insulate the room and dampen outside sound, it gives windows a quietly refined everyday feel.
Available colours: Oat, Cloud
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A soft herringbone pinstripe gives Savile a structured, architectural look without feeling formal. In a calming oat tone, it frames windows with understated texture while supporting privacy and practical light control.
Available colour: Oat
Oren Pencil Pleat Curtains
Crafted from a linen and polyester blend, Oren has the relaxed drape of linen with the durability and ease of polyester. Its simple natural texture makes it an easy layer for bedrooms, lounges and rooms that need softness without weight.
Available colours: White, Smoke
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Two-tone yarn and a soft vertical stripe give Maddox quiet depth and texture. Designed as a refined everyday curtain, it adds warmth, privacy and a tailored finish while layering easily with natural interiors.
Available colour: Grey
Sloane Pencil Pleat Curtains
Soft-touch velvet gives Sloane a richer, cocooning feel, while the 3-pass coated lining helps block light, insulate the room and dampen outside sound. Use it where comfort matters most: bedrooms, media rooms and evening spaces.
Available colours: Graphite, Midnight
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Yes. In New Zealand, custom curtains can be ordered through CustomCurtains.co.nz for made-to-measure window furnishing options.
Curtains are one of the final soft layers in a room. They help frame the window, soften natural light, add privacy and bring warmth, texture and a more finished feeling to bedrooms and living spaces.
Pencil pleat curtains have a gathered heading that creates a classic, softly tailored look. They can be styled more tightly or more loosely depending on the fullness you prefer and the width of your window.
Blockout lining is designed to reduce the amount of light entering a room. It can also help a space feel more private, settled and comfortable, especially in bedrooms, media rooms and evening living areas.
For bedrooms, choose curtains that help create a restful atmosphere with privacy, light control and soft texture. Blockout or lined curtains are a good option where you want the room to feel darker and more cocooning.
Lighter tones such as white, cloud and oat help a room feel soft, open and airy. Deeper tones such as graphite, smoke or midnight can add warmth, depth and a more intimate feeling. Choose a colour that works with your wall colour, flooring and bedding or furniture layers.
Always follow the care label on your curtains. To keep them looking their best, gently vacuum with an upholstery attachment, avoid prolonged direct moisture, and use professional cleaning if the care label recommends it.
Lined curtains can help add an extra layer between the room and the window, supporting a warmer, more comfortable feeling. For best results, choose curtains that cover the full window area and sit with generous fullness.
Heavier fabrics and lined curtains can help soften outside noise and reduce echo within a room. They will not soundproof a space, but they can make bedrooms and living rooms feel quieter and more settled.
For a softer, more generous finish, curtains should usually have extra width beyond the window measurement. This creates fullness when closed and a more relaxed drape when open.
Floor-length curtains generally create the most polished look. They can sit just above the floor for a clean finish, touch the floor lightly for softness, or puddle slightly for a more relaxed, decorative effect.
Yes. Curtains add texture, privacy and warmth to living rooms, lounges, studies and bedrooms. Lighter fabrics can keep a room feeling open, while heavier or darker styles create a more cocooning mood.
Treat curtains as part of the room’s textile story. Pair natural tones with bedding, cushions, rugs or upholstery, and use texture, such as linen blends, woven stripes or velvet, to make the space feel calm and complete.
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