Made to measure curtains

Start by measuring each window’s width and height, then decide if you want full blackout panels, sheer panels, or a layered combination. In this listing you get two navy-blue blackout panels (150 cm x 225 cm each) plus one white sheer panel (200 cm x 225 cm), designed for windows and doors. For a polished look, aim for 1.5 to 2 times the window width across panels to achieve fullness. Choose a color and fabric that complements your room, and check care instructions since this silk-polyester-cotton blend drapes well and is relatively easy to maintain.

The fabric blend and the blackout lining determine how much light you block, how the curtains drape, and how durable they are. This set uses a silk-polyester-cotton blend with built-in blackout, offering a soft feel, good weight, and effective light control. The navy color helps keep a cohesive look while reducing light leakage around edges. Follow the care labels for washing and drying, as blends like this typically respond well to gentle cycles and air drying.

Beginner shoppers should start with a straightforward blackout option and a coordinating sheer to create a simple layered look. In this collection you get two navy blackout panels plus a white sheer, which is perfect for a first-time setup on windows or doors. Design enthusiasts or experienced decorators can plan for extra fullness, consider stacking panels, and explore different textures or lengths to tailor the ambience. Layering with a sheer helps control brightness during the day while maintaining privacy at night.

Mount the curtains on a compatible rod or track, ensuring the total width and weight are supported. With two blackout panels and one sheer in this set, choose a rod length that accommodates those panels and allows for smoothing and stack-back on both sides. Follow the care instructions for the silk-polyester-cotton blend; typically wash on a gentle cycle and avoid high heat when drying. Ensure door and window installations leave room for operation and overlap where needed to block light effectively.

Consider accessories and variations to complete the look, such as matching tiebacks, tracks, or additional panels if you have extra-wide windows. This listing combines navy blackout panels with a white sheer for a layered effect, but you can mix with other colors or fabrics from premium ranges if you want a different style. Plan for full coverage by calculating the required panel count to achieve the desired fullness. A coordinated setup from a line of made to measure curtains can help you maintain consistent light control and aesthetics across rooms.