Curtains are often hailed as the unsung heroes of our home décor. They bring in color, add texture, and give us privacy when we want to curl up on the sofa and escape the outside world. A timeless staple in interior design, curtains have thankfully evolved far beyond the heavy drapes of the past, and we’re excited to introduce our own new curtain collection designed for the modern home.
Featuring clean lines and classic patterns in our signature lightweight linen blend fabric, these curtains are suited to any room. Whether you’re looking to create a cozy nook, frame a beautiful view, or divide a space, here are some style tips for choosing the perfect window treatments (and rest assured, no net curtains here!).
1. Add a Pop of Pattern
In a minimalist or neutral room, curtains are your chance to shake things up a bit. A classic gingham or bold stripe adds just enough personality without taking over. Think of it as the playful finishing touch that brings warmth to the space.
2. Create a Contrast for Big Windows
For large, statement windows, try layering two curtain styles together. A calming outer shade paired with a vibrant color or pattern on the inside is a simple yet clever way to add depth and interest. Our sage green hue and signature striped pattern make the perfect combo.
3. Use Curtains to Create Zones
Curtains aren’t just for windows – they’re ideal for dividing up spaces and creating distinct zones, especially in open-plan rooms. Need a cozy reading nook or a tucked-away workspace? Draw those curtains for an instant hideaway.
4. Balance the Room with Neutrals
If the room already has a lot of color and pattern, opt for neutral curtains to help balance the scheme. Soft tones like oatmeal or sage can brighten a space and add calm without competing for attention.
5. Mix and Match with Wallpaper
Pair your curtains with complementary wallpaper for a curated look. Try matching patterns, like gingham on both, or mix it up with a floral wall against solid curtains. It’s a bold yet simple way to create a space packed full of personality.
6. Embrace Sill-Length Curtains
Sill-length curtains offer a relaxed, practical alternative to floor-length drapes - perfect for small rooms, windows with radiators, or spaces with furniture below. They’re ideal for kids’ bedrooms, kitchens, and country-style homes, adding coziness without overwhelming the space.
7. Keep It Neutral – But Never Boring
A muted color palette doesn’t have to mean boring. In shades like oatmeal or sage, neutral curtains add warmth and sophistication, blending seamlessly with any décor while bringing texture and depth.
8. Don’t Rule Out the Bathroom
Curtains in the bathroom? Absolutely – just keep it light and airy. Heavy drapes can feel out of place here, but a soft, semi-sheer fabric adds a touch of privacy without blocking too much light. A simple, delicate pattern will keep the space feeling fresh and soothing.
9. Add a Door Curtain for a Cozy Touch
Door curtains aren’t just for keeping drafts out – they’re a perfect way to add some style and texture to your entryways. A lovely curtain across a doorway can make your entrance feel softer and more inviting – plus, it’s a good excuse for a bit more pattern in the room.
10. Coordinate Curtains with a Bed Canopy or Skirt
For the ultimate understated luxury, match your curtains with a bed canopy or bed skirt. For a neutral room, echoing curtain patterns like gingham or stripes in your canopy will tie everything together effortlessly, creating a coordinated look without extra fuss.
11. Add Softness to Practical Spaces
Whether it’s a small, sheer drape for the kitchen window or a screen to cover up pantry shelves or appliances, curtains add softness to otherwise functional spaces. Whether you go muted or bold – these small touches make any corner feel that bit more inviting.
So there you have it – curtains that go above and beyond. With a few thoughtful choices, you can use curtains to add warmth, style and comfort to any room in the house. We can't wait to see how you style our new curtain collection in your own homes!
