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Bedroom Curtains

Your bedroom should be the calmest room in the house, and the right curtains make a real difference. They block out early sunrises and street lights, keep the warmth in on cold nights and add a soft finishing touch to your bedding. Browse our bedroom curtains in eyelet and pencil pleat styles, from blackout and thermal fabrics to pretty printed cotton.

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If light keeps you awake or wakes you too early, blackout curtains are the answer. Their lining blocks most daylight, so your room stays dark on long summer evenings and bright mornings. They’re also a great choice for shift workers and for children’s rooms at bedtime. See our full range of blackout curtains.

Thermal Curtains for a Warmer Room

Bedrooms can get chilly overnight, especially with older windows. Thermal curtains have a backing that helps hold in heat, so your room feels cosier. Many of our bedroom curtains are both thermal and blackout, including styles from the Eclipse and Dijon ranges.

Choosing a Style

Eyelet Curtains

Eyelet curtains thread straight onto a pole and hang in deep, even folds. They’re quick to put up and easy to open and close every day.

Pencil Pleat Curtains

Pencil pleat curtains gather into neat pleats and work on both poles and tracks. They give a softer, more tailored finish that suits traditional and cottage-style bedrooms.

Bedroom Curtain Colours and Prints

Soft shades like pink, cream and grey create a calm, restful feel. For more character, choose a printed toile from The Lyndon Company, a jacquard weave or a cosy tartan check. Darker black curtains or navy curtains add drama and help a room feel darker at night.

Getting the Size Right

Measure the width of your pole or track and the drop to where you’d like your curtains to finish. For bedrooms, a little extra width helps stop light creeping in at the sides. Our guide on how to measure for curtains explains each step. Need an exact fit? Try our made to measure curtains.

Finish your bedroom with a curtain pole, tiebacks and fresh duvet covers.

FAQ

What are the best curtains for a bedroom?
For most bedrooms, blackout or thermal curtains are the best choice. They keep the room dark and warm, which helps you sleep better.

Do blackout curtains block all light?
They block most daylight, but a little can still creep in around the edges. Choose curtains wider than your window and hang the pole above and beyond the frame to cut this down.

Should bedroom curtains be eyelet or pencil pleat?
Both work well. Eyelet curtains are easier to open and close each day, while pencil pleat curtains give a softer, more traditional look.

Are thermal curtains also blackout?
Not always. Many of our curtains are both, so check the product title or description for “thermal blackout”.