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Natural Twill Cotton Linen Blackout Pencil Pleat Curtains (Pair)
Olive Green Twill Cotton Linen Blackout Pencil Pleat Curtains (Pair)
Blush Pink Twill Cotton Linen Blackout Pencil Pleat Curtains (Pair)
French Blue Twill Cotton Linen Blackout Pencil Pleat Curtains (Pair)

French Blue Twill Cotton Linen Blackout Pencil Pleat Curtains (Pair)

Regular price £299.00Sale priceFrom £149.50
Off White Twill Cotton Linen Blackout Pencil Pleat Curtains (Pair)
Darkest Spruce Twill Cotton Linen Blackout Pencil Pleat Curtains (Pair)

Darkest Spruce Twill Cotton Linen Blackout Pencil Pleat Curtains (Pair)

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Florence Floral Jacquard 100% Cotton Lined Pencil Pleat Curtain (Pair)
Natural Linen Lined Loop Top Curtains (Pair)
Natural Linen Lined Pencil Pleat Curtains (Pair)
Natural Twill Cotton Linen Blackout Eyelet Curtains (Pair)
Vintage Rose Twill Blackout Curtain (Pair)
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French Blue Stripe Twill Blackout Curtain (Pair)

French Blue Stripe Twill Blackout Curtain (Pair)

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Natural Twill Frill Loop Top Blackout Curtain (Pair)

Bedroom Curtains FAQs

Should I choose blackout or lined curtains for my bedroom?

This depends on how sensitive you are to light. If you are a light sleeper, shift worker, or just love a pitch-black room, blackout curtains are the best choice as they block almost all external light. If you prefer a softer, filtered light and want to reduce glare without total darkness, fully-lined curtains are a wonderful option. 

Read more in our lined vs blackout guide.

Which fabric is best for a bedroom?

Both cotton and linen are fantastic choices. Linen curtains offer a relaxed, textured look that adds warmth and softness to a bedroom. Cotton curtains tend to have a smoother, cleaner finish. Both are natural, breathable, and look beautiful. 

You can compare them in our linen vs cotton guide.

How do I measure bedroom curtains?

Getting the right size is key to keeping light out. We recommend measuring the width of your pole or track, not the window itself, and then deciding where you want the curtains to end (at the sill, radiator, or floor). For a full, luxurious look in the bedroom, we often suggest floor-length. 

Visit our measuring guide for step-by-step instructions.