How do I measure my windows for new curtains?

To ensure a perfect fit, measure the width of your window frame or curtain track/pole. For the length (drop), measure from the top of the track or pole down to where you want the curtain to end , typically the windowsill, below the sill, or all the way to the floor. We recommend adding a few inches to the width for a fuller, gathered look.

What is the difference between blackout and dimout curtains?

Blackout curtains are designed with a special lining that blocks 100% of external light, making them perfect for bedrooms or home theaters. Dimout curtains, on the other hand, significantly darken a room by blocking about 70-90% of light, but they do not eliminate it completely. Both options are great for privacy and energy efficiency.

Which curtain fabric is best for a living room?

For a living room, it depends on the aesthetic you want. Light, sheer fabrics like cotton or linen blends create a breezy, open feel and let in natural light. For a more formal or luxurious look, heavier fabrics like velvet, silk, or jacquard are excellent choices. They also offer better sound absorption and light control.

How should I wash and maintain my curtains?

Maintenance depends on the fabric. Light cotton or synthetic blends can often be machine-washed on a gentle cycle with cold water. However, delicate fabrics like silk, velvet, or heavily lined blackout curtains should always be dry-cleaned to prevent shrinking or damage. We recommend vacuuming them gently with a brush attachment once a month to remove dust.

Do your curtains help with insulation and noise reduction?

Yes! Thick, tightly woven fabrics and curtains with thermal or blackout linings naturally provide a layer of insulation. They help keep your room warm in the winter and cool in the summer by blocking drafts and sunlight. These heavier materials also help absorb ambient street noise, creating a quieter interior.