Decorative curtains frame the window, emphasise room height and connect colours across an interior. Consider the drop from the fitting point, the width to cover and whether one or two panels are required.
Measure from the track or pole to the desired finishing point. A curtain may lightly meet the floor, while a 1–2 cm clearance can simplify cleaning. Narrow panels suit decorative framing; closing curtains need enough width for a natural gathered finish.
Light shades help compact rooms feel open. Deeper colours create a strong frame in living rooms, while balanced, lively prints can bring personality to kids’ and teen rooms. Use the room-specific collections to narrow the choice.
Use our curtain measuring guide and compare curtains for kids’ rooms, living rooms and teen rooms.
Measure from the exact track or pole position to the chosen finishing point, allowing for a floor-touching or slightly raised finish.
One panel works as a decorative accent; two panels create symmetry and are more practical when the window needs to be covered.
Light control depends on fabric density and colour. Do not assume blackout performance unless it is stated on the product page.
