Tacile textures
When it comes to tactile textures, nothing beats invitingly soft velvet. Glamorous and luxurious, our range of sumptuous velvet curtains and Roman blinds combines tactile softness with a unique textured appearance that creates a chic and cosy effect at your window. Our velvet fabrics are also available as cushion covers. Mix and match plains and prints for an eclectic look.
Darcia Velvet Rose
Bold pattern and subtle colour
These gorgeous geometric print curtains from the Margo Selby collection have been made with a triple pinch pleat header, where three sections of fabric are pulled together and sewn in place into a neat pleat. A highly decorative option for a smart and elegant finish with a tailored appearance.
Wise words from a Hillarys advisor
"Calming colours can really help transform the look and feel of a room. I can help you find the exact shade you're looking for, whether you want to match your shutters to your furniture, your wallpaper, or even a favourite ornament."
Nest Almond
Value curtains
Our Value Collection is priced to delight you and comes with all the benefits you’d expect from any of our made to measure curtains. Lovely quality fabrics, your choice of header and lining, and fitting included every time for a first rate finish.
Bouclé is back
From Coco Chanel’s world-famous jacket in the 1950s to curtains and blinds in the 2020s - bouclé is back. In our latest collection of curtains and Roman blind fabric this nubby, teddy-bear like fabric hits the sweet spot between soft and hard-wearing, to give your room a cocooning vibe.
Soho Bouclé Spice
Styling inspiration
Here's a great idea for bringing softness and texture into your bedroom. Replace a solid headboard with natural, linen look curtains enclosed in a rustic wooden frame
Maisie Almond
Alto Linen
Louise A
Customer
Great product. Excellent customer service. Very pleased.
Sustainable florals
Take a break from the digital world by injecting nature and greenery into your décor with beautiful floral and botanical prints. Curtains like these in Botanical Bayberry will bring colour and texture into any room and transform it into a little piece of paradise. The fabric is made from 52% recycled polyester, helping you make more sustainable choices at home.
Botanical Bayberry
Sustainable fabrics
In our NEW collection of fabrics for curtains and Roman blinds we’re taking sustainability seriously, with fabrics made from recycled polyester and natural fibres. We've defined sustainable fabrics as being made from a minimum of 50% more sustainable materials that we consider to have a lower environmental impact to conventional alternatives.
Zane Sand Dune
Bailey Taffy curtains and Delizia Blush Roman blind
Our curtains are available with a choice of header styles and coordinating curtain poles for the perfect finish. Here, the slimline brass curtain pole perfectly echoes the elegant features within the room
Bailey Taffy
Hillarys top tips
You'll love what we do
Blackout and thermal linings are available on all curtains so sleep can go undisturbed.
Bouclé is back
From Coco Chanel’s world-famous jacket in the 1950s to curtains and blinds in the 2020s - bouclé is back. In our latest collection of curtains and Roman blind fabric this nubby, teddy-bear like fabric hits the sweet spot between soft and hard-wearing, to give your room a cocooning vibe.
Soho Bouclé Spice
Scandi inspired
If you've a busy home, that can sometimes get a little chaotic and loud then you’ll be grateful for a calm and serene space to retreat to. Take inspiration from our Scandi inspired Arlington Shingle curtains, pairing beautifully with the neutral theme of this room, enriching the space and making it a more interesting and inviting place to spend time.
Arlington Shingle
Texture and pattern
Corduroy has made a welcome return to the catwalk that is settling back in to our homes. Its soft structure means the fabric is well-suited for blinds and curtains, with its characteristic vertical furrows making the material particularly exciting.
Parker Caper
Abigail Ahern
Interior designer
I’m obsessed with the collection of cord textiles. It's a textile typically worn by academics but we've taken it to new heights.
