Ardely Blackout Pencil Pleat Curtains - Indigo
Ardely Blackout Pencil Pleat Curtains - Tearose Pink
Curtina Marple Eyelet Curtains - Natural
Curtina Marple Eyelet Curtains - Sage Green
Dijon Blackout Thermal Pencil Pleat Curtains - Green
Dijon Blackout Thermal Pencil Pleat Curtains - Natural
Dijon Blackout Thermal Pencil Pleat Curtains - Silver
Fusion Cannes Eyelet Blackout Curtains - Bottle Green
Fusion Cannes Eyelet Blackout Curtains - Natural
Fusion Cannes Eyelet Blackout Curtains - Silver
Fusion Dijon Pencil Pleat Curtains - Black
Fusion Dijon Pencil Pleat Curtains - Blue
Fusion Eyelet Blackout Curtain Lining
Fusion Galaxy Pencil Pleat Curtains - Dark Teal
Fusion Galaxy Pencil Pleat Curtains - Wine
Sundour Amberley Eyelet Curtains - Earth
Sundour Amberley Eyelet Curtains - Natural
Sundour Amberley Eyelet Curtains - Nickel
Sundour Amberley Eyelet Curtains - Sage
Thermal Curtains
Compare thermal curtains for an extra fabric layer at your windows. Check the stated lining and heading style, as light control and thermal features vary between products.
Each product page shows the available options, dimensions, materials and care details to help you choose.
Choosing your curtains & exploring the range
What you can find in the range
Designs in this collection include Ardely Blackout Pencil Pleat Curtains, Brushed Woven Glencoe Check Eyelet Curtains and Curtina Marple Eyelet Curtains. These give you different starting points to compare alongside the other pieces in the range.
Colour options represented in the range include Indigo, Tearose Pink, Green and Terracotta. Use these as a starting point for coordinating with the fabrics or finishes already in your room, then compare the shade shown on the individual design.
Heading, lining and room use
Think about how you use the room as well as the colour. In a bedroom, compare the stated blackout lining if light control matters; in a living room, consider how the pattern sits beside your sofa and walls. A dark fabric is not automatically a blackout curtain, so use the product specification to compare performance.
Look at the scale of a pattern in the room photograph and the texture in close-up images. A larger print can become a focal point, while a plain or smaller pattern can sit more quietly alongside busy wallpaper. Screen colours can vary, so read the shade name alongside the images.
Finding the right size
Sizes are shown as width × drop, with inches followed by centimetres. For pairs, the width refers to each curtain. Check the listing for lining, pack contents and care instructions; door curtains and voile panels may be supplied individually.
Explore related collections
Explore Eyelet Curtains, Pencil Pleat Curtains, and Blackout Curtains for more options and complementary pieces. Check each listing for the colours and details you need.
