Inspiration
Discover Your Curtain, Together
More than a catalogue — a personal guide to help you find the right curtain for your space. Start with the right questions, explore room-based recommendations, and get inspired on fabric and colour choices.
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Find Your CurtainBy Your Living Space
Room-by-Room Curtain Guide
Every space has different needs. Below you'll find the most suitable curtain guidance for your space.
Living Room
Wide windows and natural light take centre stage. Layering sheer and lined curtains creates a soft, elegant look.
Bedroom
Privacy and sleep comfort come first. Blackout curtains or a heavier lined curtain create a calm space to rest.
Kitchen
Practicality and easy care matter most. Zebra or roller blinds offer a clean, simple solution for everyday use.
Office
You need to reduce screen glare while keeping natural light. Vertical or roller blinds give flexible light control on wide windows.
Outdoor
Sun protection and comfort matter on balconies and terraces. An outdoor curtain is a solution you can use in every season.
Curtain Advice by Scenario
It's not always about room type — sometimes a space's own scale, glazing, or style is what really decides the right curtain.
- Small SpacesLight-coloured, sheer curtains create a sense of airiness in small rooms; avoiding heavy, dark fabrics makes the space feel larger.
- Large WindowsFor wide glazing like a balcony door, vertical blinds or folding systems are more practical and balanced than a single large panel.
- Warm InteriorsHeavier, textured curtains in warm beige, natural linen, or taupe bring an intimate, welcoming atmosphere to a room.
- Minimal InteriorsPlain-coloured, simple-textured roller or zebra blinds give practical light control without disrupting a minimal interior's calm lines.
Where to Start
Curtain Selection Guide
Six key factors to keep in mind when choosing the right curtain.
Light Control
How much daylight the room gets, and how much you want to soften or block, determines fabric density.
Privacy
For windows facing the street or a neighbouring building, visibility from outside during the day is a key factor.
Window Type
A standard window, a balcony door, or a wide glass surface — each makes a different mechanism more practical.
Room Function
Living room, bedroom, kitchen, or office — the purpose of the space determines whether decorative or practical comes first.
Colour and Texture
A fabric that suits your wall colour, furniture, and overall decor style ties the room together.
Measurement
The right width and length measurements directly affect how your chosen style looks and functions.
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Curtain Type Comparison
This is meant as general guidance, not a strict rule — the right choice for your space depends on your real measurements and needs.
- Sheer Curtains →
- Light Control
- Low – Medium
- Privacy
- Low
- Decorative Impact
- High
- Ease of Use
- Easy
- Maintenance
- Easy
- Suitable Rooms
- Living Room, Dining Room
- Lined Curtains →
- Light Control
- Medium – High
- Privacy
- Medium – High
- Decorative Impact
- High
- Ease of Use
- Medium
- Maintenance
- Medium
- Suitable Rooms
- Living Room, Bedroom
- Roller Blinds →
- Light Control
- Medium
- Privacy
- Medium
- Decorative Impact
- Medium
- Ease of Use
- Very Easy
- Maintenance
- Very Easy
- Suitable Rooms
- Kitchen, Office, Small Windows
- Zebra Blinds →
- Light Control
- High (Adjustable)
- Privacy
- Medium – High
- Decorative Impact
- Medium
- Ease of Use
- Easy
- Maintenance
- Easy
- Suitable Rooms
- Office, Living Room
- Blackout Curtains →
- Light Control
- Very High
- Privacy
- High
- Decorative Impact
- Medium
- Ease of Use
- Medium
- Maintenance
- Medium
- Suitable Rooms
- Bedroom, Media Room
- Vertical Blinds →
- Light Control
- High (Adjustable)
- Privacy
- Medium
- Decorative Impact
- Medium
- Ease of Use
- Easy
- Maintenance
- Easy
- Suitable Rooms
- Office, Wide Glass Surfaces
Moodboard
Colour Inspiration for Your Space
Choosing a curtain colour is one of the easiest and most effective ways to set the mood of a room.
Warm Beige
An airy, welcoming base that works with almost any furniture colour.
Natural Linen
A warm, natural feel with a raw texture; strong in Scandinavian and natural-style interiors.
Ivory
The lightest tone; adds airiness to small rooms and elegance to larger ones.
Taupe
A balanced tone between beige and grey; works with both modern and classic decor.
Stone Grey
A cool-neutral grey that stands out in minimal, architectural interiors.
Charcoal
A strong contrast tone, typically used in small doses or in blackout curtains.
Muted Olive Green
A neutral green that connects with nature; a measured accent in decorative lined curtains.
Curtain Colour Harmony
When choosing a curtain colour, let one element lead and the rest support it: a neutral floor or furniture balances a bold curtain, while a patterned floor works better with a plain curtain.
A Closer Look at Detail
Fabric & Texture Guide
See how texture will feel in your space through real fabric imagery.
Sheer Fabric
A light-softening, semi-transparent texture. Keeps the room bright while easing direct visibility.
Best For: Living room, dining room
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Textured Sheer
Keeps its transparency while carrying a visible surface texture; adds character to a simple room.
Best For: Living room, study
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Linen-Look
A raw, warm surface reminiscent of natural linen. Suits natural and Scandinavian-style interiors.
Best For: Living room, bedroom
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Blackout Weave
A tightly woven, dense fabric structure. Preferred for spaces that need a real darkening effect.
Best For: Bedroom, media room
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Velvet-Look
Gives a soft, full surface feel. Creates a rich look in decorative lined curtains.
Best For: Living room, decorative spaces
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Practical Notes
Practical Curtain Tips
Mounting the curtain rail at least 10–15 cm beyond the window frame lets the curtain block light more effectively.
In south-facing, sun-exposed rooms, a denser-weave fabric resists fading better over time.
On ground floors, a sheer curtain alone may not provide enough privacy — consider backing it with a lined curtain.
A curtain close in tone to your wall colour makes the room feel visually larger.
In kitchens exposed to grease and steam, an easy-to-wipe roller blind is a practical choice.
On wide glass surfaces, vertical or folding systems make everyday use easier than a single large panel.
Real Footage
See It in Real Footage
Examine the movement and texture of the fabric through real footage.
Measurement and Installation
The right measurement determines both the look and the function of your curtain. Browse our guide before measuring yourself, or request a measurement from us.
Our on-site measurement service is only available within Edirne Merkez.