Find the colour that suits your room
Light, mood and walls: three simple questions to choose a curtain colour you will love every day.
Before you choose.
Screens show colours differently. Look at the product photos in daylight, check the colour name on the page, and if you hesitate between two shades, email us a photo of your room: we will tell you which one works best.
Look at the light
North-facing rooms get a cool light: warm whites, beiges and taupes bring warmth back. South-facing rooms can take cooler greys, blues and greens without feeling cold.
Choose a mood
Neutrals make a room calm and bright. Deep colours such as navy, forest green or terracotta make it cosy and frame the window like a picture.
Match or contrast your walls
One or two shades darker than your walls gives a soft, tailored look. A contrasting colour makes the curtains the focal point of the room.
Shop by colour
Whites & creamsBright, fresh, made for small rooms and sheers
Beiges & taupesWarm neutrals that work in every room
GreysCalm and modern, easy with any wall
Greens & sageNatural tones that bring the garden in
Blues & tealsRestful shades for bedrooms
BrownsDeep and cosy, perfect for autumn
PinksSoft colour for bedrooms and nurseries
TerracottaEarthy warmth for living roomsLayering tip
A white or ivory sheer behind coloured curtains softens daylight and keeps privacy during the day, while the curtains bring colour and darkness at night.
Light-blocking and colour
Darker colours look more opaque, but the light-blocking level depends on the fabric, not the colour. Check the blackout or room darkening badge on each product.
