Why choose Voile curtains?

Voile curtains combine style and practicality all in one. They are a perfect choice for rooms that are overlooked, as they obscure the view from the outside during the day while allowing in lots of light. Voiles are popular because they suit lots of different types of windows and doors, while creating a bright ambience.

Are voiles suitable for bay windows?

Yes. A bay window is a beautiful feature and Voile curtains are ideal for making the most of lots of lovely natural light, while providing daytime privacy. For the perfect fit, we offer bespoke shaped curtain tracks and poles, specifically designed for bay windows.

What is the difference between net curtains and voiles?

Voile curtains are a modern take on traditional net curtains. Typically, net curtains are knitted while Voile curtains are woven. This gives Voiles a sleek, smooth finish that’s effortlessly elegant.

How should I dress a window with a Voile?

There are lots of lovely ways to dress a window with a Voile. Depending on the look you want to achieve, you could pair sheer curtains with standard curtains, or layer them with a blind. Voile curtains also look fabulous on their own. A range of fabrics and header styles are available, including pencil pleat, wave or eyelet Voile curtains.

Can you see through Voile curtains?

Voile curtains are made from a sheer, translucent fabric. They are ideal for providing daytime privacy while gently filtering the light. For nighttime privacy, you could team Voiles with blinds or curtains. This also creates a lovely layered look.

Do voile curtains help control temperature?

Voile curtains are made from lightweight, sheer fabrics. For a cosy feel that keeps the heat in during the winter, you could team Voiles with thermal blinds or curtains. Layering different window treatments creates a snug effect that’s stylish too. But for warmer months, they also gently defuse the sun, allowing lots of lovely light into a room. To keep out more of the sun, team Voiles with blackout blinds or curtains. Combining different window dressings can also create a luxurious layered look.