What Are Blackout Curtains?​

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Blackout curtains are designed to reduce or block light from entering a room. They’re typically lined with dense or layered fabrics that also offer thermal insulation and privacy.​ 

 

We currently offer three levels of light control:

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 Sheer

Allow soft, natural light to fill the room while offering light privacy.

Best for: Living rooms, kitchens, or layered window treatments

Effect: Airy, delicate glow; adds texture without heavy coverage

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 Light Filtering

Softens daylight while keeping the space bright and breathable.

Best for: Open-plan spaces, living rooms, or areas where gentle light is preferred

Effect: Partial privacy with a warm, inviting glow

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Room Darkening

Dramatically dims the room without full blackout.

Best for: Bedrooms, nurseries, reading corners

Effect: Cozy feel, reduced brightness, strong privacy.

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Blackout

Blocks 90–100% of light depending on fabric weight and fit.

Best for: Media rooms, shift workers, light-sensitive sleepers

Effect: Near-total darkness, added insulation, maximum privacy​​​

 

 

 

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Header Style Options​

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Our blackout curtains are available in two elegant header styles:​

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Grommet Header
Modern, easy to slide, ideal for everyday use

 

Hook Header
Clean and refined, provides structured drape (includes curtain hooks)

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→ Coming soon: Pinch pleats for a more tailored and formal look — ideal for layered styling or structured interiors.​​

 

 

 

 

 

​​Helpful Things to Know​​

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Color & Performance
Darker fabrics naturally block more light, but light-colored blackout curtains with proper lining are equally effective.

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Coverage Is Key
Hang your curtains wide and high to reduce light gaps and enhance the blackout effect.

Example: For a 120 cm (47 in) wide window, aim for curtains 180–240 cm (71–95 in) total width depending on desired fullness.

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Premium Lining
Our blackout curtains are lined with soft, quality materials — no plastic-like stiffness or heavy synthetic feel.

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​​​​Care & Installation Tips

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- Blackout and room-darkening panels are slightly heavier; ensure your rod and brackets are securely anchored.

- Hang the panels as soon as you receive them, gravity will naturally smooth out wrinkles.

- Steam gently if you like, but never on velvet.

- Dry clean or spot treat only.​​

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If you have any questions or need further assistance, don’t hesitate to contact us. We’re here to help!