The Spring Edit
The Softest silhuett of the season
Spring is the season to the soft Roman blind. Crafted in 100% linen, it offers a natural drape with a subtle texture that captures and diffuses daylight rather than blocking it. Ideal for kitchens and living areas where light is meant to move freely.
Soft style is the latest addition to our Roman blind collection – a model named after the gentle, relaxed expression of its lower edge, in contrast to the more structured look of a classic Roman blind. With its pared-back design and construction without battens, the blind takes on an almost screen-like drape when lowered - soft, textile, and uninterrupted. A weighted bottom bar ensures a clean and elegant finish.
The Art of Suspension
TRACK - SEAMLESS AND DISCREET
A ceiling-mounted track allows sheer linen curtains to fall uninterrupted from ceiling to floor. The look becomes modern, architectural and almost weightless, letting the fabric speak without distraction. Our customer-favourite in 100% linen is particularly striking in this setting, its natural texture softens the clean line and adds subtle depth. The overall expression is effortless, airy and contemporary.
ROD
A curtain rod gives sheer linen curtains a more defined presence. The fabric rests softly over the rod, creating a classic and slightly more decorative silhouette where every fold becomes part of the design. The result feels framed, warm and intentionally styled.
Explore Spring curtains
Maximum blackout effect
As spring evenings grow longer, blackout becomes part of everyday comfort. Proportion is key, mount curtains high, close to the ceiling, and extend them generously beyond the window frame. This approach enhances light control while introducing a more textile, hotel-inspired atmosphere. The curtain becomes an architectural element, framing the entire wall rather than just the window.
Pattern Play
Spring invites playfulness. It is the season to introduce colour and pattern, bringing renewed energy into the home. Explore the Cottage Collection for floral motifs and gentle hues reminiscent of countryside mornings and open windows. Let the curtains become the focal point, balanced by solid textiles for a composed aesthetic. In a child’s room, the pattern sparks imagination; in a living space, it becomes a quiet signature.
The finishing touch
COORDINATE CURTAIN AND BEDSPREAD
Coordinating curtains and bedspreads in matching tones or patterns creates a cohesive interior, giving the room direction and clarity. Whether precisely matched or subtly aligned through colour, the effect is understated but essential to a considered space.
A NEW LOOK
A curtain tieback updates the look easily without changing the textile. Drawing the fabric aside allows more light in while defining the proportions of the window.
NOTHING TO WASTE
Surplus fabric from curtain production can be repurposed as napkins for a spring table setting. Using the same textile across different areas of the home creates a subtle connection between spaces and functions.