Thermal curtains
Your house costs a lot to heat. So why let that valuable warmth escape outside through badly insulated windows? Having thermal curtains creates a high-performance insulating layer that significantly reduces heat loss through windows. So you stay cosy – and can even turn down the thermostat and save on fuel bills. Book an in-home appointment to find out more.
- Made-to-measure, creates a bespoke look
- Thermal fabric helps insulate windows
- 100s of styles and colours
- Measuring and fitting included
Browse our gallery of Thermal curtains
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Curtains and Roman blinds
Erika Champagne curtains and Clarence Natural Roman blinds
Put a tick in the box marked ‘cosy’. This is the kind of lounge that’s lovely in summer – but amazing in winter. There’s a charming play of textures and shades here, with the coordinated curtains and blinds adding to the homeliness factor.
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Harlow Charcoal curtains and Aurella Ash Roman blind
Joined-up décor is the order of the day here. All the elements sing from the same style sheet, with the walls and furnishings in similar shades for a fab look. Of course, the tall curtains and Roman blind play an important part.
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Tetbury Mustard curtains and Laverne Sulphur Roman blind
The rich blue really makes this plain design standout – it’s definitely the eye-catching feature in this modern home office. The pencil pleat header helps to relax the feel, while the fabric balances the geometric pattern in the blind it’s layered with.
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Baroque Natural curtains and Rodez Linen Roman blinds
This strong motif is calmed by the neutral tones, so the fabric layers wonderfully with the pure neutral blind at the window while coordinating with the walls, the floor, the sofas and the table. The pencil pleat header softens the look.
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Horizon Mist curtains and Tetbury Wedgewood Roman blind
There’s a definite Scandi vibe going on here. The subtle geometric pattern on the grey curtains is very Nordic and very now. The understated shade helps pull the room together and brings the best from the cool blue Roman blind.
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Curtains and Pleated blinds
Rayna Aqua curtains and Portobello White Pleated blinds
The cute pattern and blues and greens in this curtain really help soften an otherwise ice-cool living area. It’s an important homely touch. Also, see how the Pleated blind is great for creating some privacy without totally blocking out the world.
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Curtains and Roman blinds
Isra Dove Grey curtains and Riviera Dusk Roman blind
A strong colour scheme runs through this bedroom – the mix of greys and off-whites is very together. Both the curtains and the Roman blind use the same shades, but the different patterns make a really interesting way to dress the window.
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Curtains and Roman blinds
Beach Huts Pink curtains and Roman blind
Now this is cute! This fun pattern is perfect for a child’s bedroom – especially with a blackout lining that helps create a cosy and sleep friendly space for your little one. Here, it’s teamed with a matching blind for double the fun.
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Curtains and Roman blinds
Aurella Tan curtains and Lyon Oatmeal Roman blinds
Simply charming. This curtain’s off-white motif on a neutral backdrop looks fab while the shades run right through this room, bringing together the blinds, the carpet, and the furniture. The pencil pleat header softens the look for a homely finish.
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Riviera Mist curtains and Hatti Mineral Roman blind
This is the definition of coordinated. The mix of tones in the curtains is in the walls and the furnishings and the Roman blind. And that ties things together nicely! The deep pleats from the eyelet curtains help define the window too.
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Curtains and Roman blinds
Hatti Chambray curtains and Francesca Wedgewood Roman blind
A pencil pleat header goes great with this gorgeous design, softening the striped pattern and making this design perfect for a cosy bedroom. Here, it’s layered with a Roman blind in similar shades for a full and coordinated finish at the window.
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Curtains and Roman blinds
Tetbury Wedgewood curtains and Lavern Sulphur Roman blind
The rich blue really makes this plain curtain standout – it’s definitely the eye-catching feature in this modern home office. The pencil pleat header helps to relax the feel, while the simple fabric balances the geometric pattern in the blind it’s layered with.
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Curtains and Roman blinds
Portia Indigo Blue curtains and Lattice Pistachio Roman blinds
This floral print curtain looks great in the strong blue and when teamed with the lively geometric Roman blind. In this stripped-back dining room, the pencil pleat header keeps things casual while the layered fabrics become an eye-catching focus.
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Curtains and Roman blinds
Beach Huts Pink curtains and Roman blind
Now this is cute! This fun pattern is perfect for a child’s bedroom – especially with a blackout lining that helps create a cosy and sleep friendly space for your little one. Here, it’s teamed with a matching blind for double the fun.
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Curtains and Roman blinds
Opluence Dove Grey curtains and Portia Stone blinds
The pinch pleat header really brings this simple fabric to life, with the elegant folds enhancing the height of the window and catching the eye. Here, it also frames a gorgeous floral Roman blind and coordinates wonderfully with the décor.
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Wollaton Red curtains and Steward Red Roman blind
Here’s a great lesson in combining two classic patterns in a traditional setting. The check curtains and striped Roman blind use similar shades for a joined-up look – using different colours would’ve clashed and ruined the scene.
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Curtains and Roman blinds
Lundy Pistachio curtains and Roche Olive Roman blind
This is how to layer fabrics and colours harmoniously! The textures and greens in both window dressings are similar, but different enough to be interesting. The resulting look builds on the best bits of the curtains and blind.
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Curtains and Roman blinds
Aurella Claret curtains and Bardot Redcurrant Roman blinds
Smart casual is a great look for a dining room – the atmosphere can easily be switched depending on the occasion. While the blinds would look lovely on their own, the curtains make the whole vibe more special and perfectly fit the mood here.
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Curtains and Perfect Fit Venetian blinds
Lyon Plum curtains and Gold Copper Perfect Fit Venetian blinds
Deep rich colours are perfect for the dining room, where wowing guests is a must. That’s why plum curtains look amazing here. Teamed with the sleek copper blind, it’s a look that’s all about attracting comments over dinner.
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Curtains and Roman blinds
Broadleigh Cotton curtains and Roman blind
It’s only subtle, but these yellow curtains make this room. The natural shade ties in with the understated décor, while giving everything a warming lift. See how the deep pleats from the eyelet header and the Roman blind frame the window.
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Curtains and Roman blinds
Element Denim curtains and Nova Fuschia Roman blinds
This high-drama effect is created by closely coordinating the smart pinch pleat curtains with rich, inky blue walls. Surrounding the window with dark tones like this enhances the softer shades in the Roman blind and the outside light coming into the room.
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Curtains and Roman blinds
Rodez Linen curtains and Celeste Pistachio Roman blind
Here, an otherwise simple neutral look is brought to life thanks to the wavy print on the cushions and the Roman blinds. The curtains help tie the whole lot together.
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Curtains and Roman blinds
Kashmir Cream curtains and Tetbury Cream Roman blinds
Coordinated colours are the key to the success of this lounge. It all matches, from the curtains and blinds to the lampshade, sofa and cushions. The ornate pattern in the curtains adds a subtle, decorative accent to the scheme.
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Why you’ll love thermal curtains
It’s quite simple: thermal curtains help keep your home warm and make it more efficient to heat. That’s because thermal curtains act as an effective insulating layer, stopping the warm air inside your home from escaping outside through the windows. You’ll find chilly draughts no longer bring the temperature down too!
With no warm air getting out or cold air getting in, you’ve no need to have the heating cranked up high. In fact, you can turn down the thermostat, stay cosy and save money on fuel bills.
What’s more, almost any curtains in our range can have the thermal treatment. So you’ve plenty of choice. Take your pick from the gorgeous plains or go for one of the fashionable geometric, striped or floral patterns.
And because our designs are made-to-measure, you choose all the details of your new thermal curtains. That’s everything from the pole to the tie back to the heading, giving you a bespoke look you’ll love.
Find your perfect thermal curtains during an in-home appointment
Your best chance of finding the perfect thermal curtains is by having an in-home appointment with Hillarys. One of our experts will come to you, bringing along the entire range for you to flick through. You can browse fabric samples and see how the different styles look next to your furnishings and colour scheme.
You’ll also hear specialist advice and knowhow from your expert, giving you all the information needed to make the perfect choice. Your curtains expert will measure up too, taking away all the hassle and giving you a quote that includes fitting.
Thermal curtains, made-to-measure for you
Made-to-measure thermal curtains look fabulous, because they’re tailored to your measurements and choices and fit by an expert. This also helps with the insulating qualities, as the bespoke fit is super snug to the window.