Curtains and rods for every room

Let the sunshine in on your terms with curtains that add privacy, colour and texture to any room. Dress every window with practical styles and great value.

Set the light and privacy to suit the room

Create soft, filtered light or block out every last ray with great-value curtains for every room. To find a good fit, think about how you use the room throughout the day and night, choosing the fabrics and fittings that make every window work for you.

Sheer curtains for soft, filtered light

There’s something so beautiful about soft light filtering into a room. Sheer curtains allow you to create that effect, commonly used in living areas, dining rooms and bedrooms, paired with neutral and colourful home decor.

Blockout curtains for a good night's sleep

Get the baby to sleep or give yourself that sleep-in with blockout curtains that reduce the amount of outside light that brightens up the room. Also known as blackout curtains, they’re practical for bedrooms, nurseries and media spaces.

Curtain rods and brackets to finish the job

You don’t realise how much a curtain rod can change a room until you’ve made the swap. Aside from different colours, finishes and designs, we have extendable curtain rods that let you adjust the fit to the window, which can be handy in rentals or if your window measurements don't fit a standard rod.

Curtain FAQs

How do I measure for curtains?

Measure the width of the window and the drop from the planned rod position down to your preferred finishing point. Allow for extra width so the fabric gathers instead of sitting completely flat.

What's the difference between sheer and blockout curtains?

Sheers are designed to filter daylight, providing light daytime coverage. Blockout curtains help reduce incoming light and provide more privacy, making them well suited to bedrooms and spaces where you want more control.

Which curtain rod do I need?

Pick the curtain rod that fits the width of your windows as well as the curtain heading style and fabric weight. The rod should also be compatible with your chosen brackets and long enough to let the curtains sit beyond the window edges when open.