Curtains
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Dunelm
Funky Forest Made to Measure Roman Blind
£70
Dunelm
Beckett Basket Weave Blackout Eyelet Curtains
£57.50
Wilko
Heavy Slub Curtain Panel - Grey
£9.99
Dunelm
Avis Stripe Pencil Pleat Curtains
£100
Wilko
Hoxton Blackout Eyelet Curtains - Grey
£15.35
Wilko
Kassidy Blackout Curtains with Tape Tops - Silver
£22
Wilko
Blackout Eyelet Curtains - Blue
£15.99
Wilko
Westwood Dim-Out Curtains - Black, Polyester
£23
Choice Furniture Superstore
Butterfly Roman Blind - Blue, Cotton
£25.49 £29.99
Wilko
Bracken Panel Voile Curtain
£9.99
Graham & Brown
Made To Measure Wallace Peach Curtains Pink Curtains Plain Curtains Graham & Brown
£113.26
Wilko
Kassidy Blackout Curtains with Tape Tops - Blue
£29
Wilko
Ascot Extending Curtain Pole 120-210cm - Chrome
£19.98
Dunelm
Disney Mickey Mouse Extendable Metal Eyelet Curtain Pole
£42
Wilko
Athelia Jacquard Curtain 2 Panels - Charcoal
£16.98
Dunelm
Jaipur Eyelet Curtains
£35
Wilko
Dusk Eyelet Curtain - Natural
£29.99
Wilko
Regency Door Curtain - Wine Red
£19
Wilko
Cosmo Slub Voile Curtain - Silver
£9.99
Graham & Brown
Made To Measure Clavering Birds Noon Curtains Blue Curtains Animal Curtains Graham & Brown
£103.34
Marks & Spencer
M&S Collection Herringbone Eyelet Curtains - WDR90 - Rust, Rust,Pink,Natural,Green
£109
Dunelm
Vintage Floral Extendable Metal Curtain Pole
£30
Dunelm
Milford Stripe Eyelet Curtains
£80
Dunelm
Camden Wood Effect Light Oak Ceiling Fix Curtain Track
£60
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For a full, generous drape, the combined width of the curtains should be 1.5–2 times the length of the pole for eyelet curtains, and 2–2.5 times for pencil pleats. Ready-made curtain widths are usually given per curtain, so add the pair together. Curtains that are too narrow look flat and thin when closed.
Floor-length curtains look the most elegant: let them just touch the floor, or hang 1 cm above it for easier cleaning. Sill-length curtains suit windows with a radiator below. UK ready-made sizes are often given in inches, such as 66 × 90 in, where the second figure is the drop.
Hang it 10–15 cm above the window frame, or halfway between the frame and the ceiling, and extend it 15–25 cm beyond the frame on each side. Hanging curtains higher and wider makes windows look larger and lets the curtains stack back clear of the glass, so more daylight comes in.
Blackout lining blocks almost all light, which suits bedrooms and nurseries. Thermal lining helps keep warmth in during winter and reduces draughts. Many curtains combine both. Interlined curtains, with a soft layer between fabric and lining, give the best insulation and the fullest, most luxurious drape. Lined curtains also fade less in sunny rooms.
Eyelet curtains slide easily along a pole and look contemporary. Pencil pleats work on both poles and tracks, so they suit bay windows and traditional rooms. Tab tops look relaxed and suit lightweight fabrics that are rarely drawn. Choose the heading to match your pole or track before choosing the fabric.
Ready-made curtains suit standard windows and smaller budgets. Made-to-measure is worth it for bay windows, very tall or wide windows, or when you want a specific fabric, interlining or a particular heading. Bespoke curtains can cost several times as much, so check ready-made ranges first for standard sizes. Ask retailers for fabric samples before ordering.