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Green Curtains

Green brings the calm of the outdoors into your home. From soft sage to deep bottle green, our green curtains add colour that feels fresh, natural and easy to live with.

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For a richer, more dramatic look, dark green curtains add depth and a touch of luxury. Bottle green works especially well in living rooms and studies, alongside brass, dark wood and warm lighting. Shades like olive and forest green create a similar cosy feel.

Green Velvet Curtains

Our Montrose Bottle Green curtains combine soft velvet with a blackout thermal coating, so they look sumptuous while keeping out light and draughts.

Green Blackout and Thermal Curtains

If you want colour and performance, choose the Montrose Bottle Green velvet or the Gleneagles Tartan Green, both thermal blackout. For a lighter touch, the Strata and Galaxy Green curtains are dim out, softening daylight without blocking it completely.

Green Patterned Curtains

Leaf prints and florals suit green perfectly. Try the Beechwood Green Leaf Trail, Fernworthly Green or Catherine Lansfield Inga Leaf Teal for a botanical feel, or Sade Green Floral and Cleo Floral Willow for something softer. Love a classic pattern? See our tartan and check curtains, including Balmoral Check and Gleneagles Tartan in green.

Green Eyelet or Pencil Pleat Curtains?

Most of our green curtains are eyelet curtains, which slide straight onto a pole for a modern finish. For a more tailored look, choose a pencil pleat style such as the Galaxy Green or Cleo Floral Willow.

Styling Green Curtains

Green sits happily with neutrals, so cream, white and natural tones are a safe match. For a bolder scheme, pair dark green with mustard or ochre accents, or sage with blush pink. Finish the look with green bedding, a curtain pole and tiebacks.

FAQ

What colour goes with sage green curtains?
Sage green works well with cream, white, natural wood and soft grey. For a warmer look, add blush pink or terracotta accents.

Are dark green curtains good for a living room?
Yes. Dark green adds warmth and depth, especially in rooms with plenty of natural light. Velvet in bottle green looks particularly rich.

Do you have green blackout curtains?
Yes. The Montrose Bottle Green velvet and the Gleneagles Tartan Green are both thermal blackout.

What’s the difference between sage green and olive green?
Sage is a soft, grey-toned green. Olive is warmer and deeper, with a yellow-brown undertone.