Eyelet curtains
A contemporary heading that provides large, even curtain pleats
Get the look you want
Choose your fabric, lining and header
Expert advice in your home
Your advisor will help you get it right
Avoid costly DIY fails
Measuring and fitting is included
We take care of it all
Including our expertly fitted poles and tracks
Discover our range of gorgeous, affordable fabrics, and order samples online. We’ll bring our full range to your in-home appointment for you to browse.
Inspirational ideas for beautiful blackout curtains
Blackout fabrics are really great for combatting those bright, early summer mornings so that everyone can get a good night’s sleep
Request your free, no-obligation in-home appointment with your local curtains advisor. It's really quick and easy to do.
At your appointment your advisor will measure your window, share practical advice and leave you with a quote.
Once your curtains have been made, your advisor will return to hang and steam them. And if you've ordered a pole or track they'll fit this too.
You can browse our website to explore our curtain fabrics, lining options and header styles, order samples and look at our range of poles and tracks.
Header types can transform the overall look of your curtains. Find out more about the options available in our range.
See answers to our most frequently asked questions on blackout curtains. If you have a question about our service or your appointment, see our FAQs here.
Blackout curtains have a blackout lining that is heavier than a standard lining. This means that the amount of light coming into your room is significantly reduced. You can add a blackout lining to any of our made-to-measure curtains for extra comfort.
Our beautiful made-to-measure curtain fabrics are all available with a practical Blackout lining to help your child get a better night’s sleep. These linings have thermal properties too, so they help to reduce heat loss, keeping your nursery a more comfortable temperature. Discover more nursery inspiration.
Blackout curtains will significantly reduce the light coming into your room, but there may be a small amount of light seepage around the edges of your curtains. To help counteract this, you can layer Blackout curtains over Blackout blinds to help create an even darker environment. Your local advisor will give you advice about this at your in-home appointment.