See the fabric in daylight
Compare the weave, colour and fullness against a window. Sheer fabric changes the appearance of the light passing through it.
SHEER CURTAINS
Sheer curtains.
Light, softly framed.
Light, flowing fabric gives windows a softer outline. Explore sheer curtains for garden doors, curved window bays and spaces where the view is part of the room.
A FEW DETAILS TO CONSIDER
Plan the finish.
And the everyday use.
Plan a second layer
Sheers alone may not provide the privacy you want when lights are on indoors. Discuss a separate drapery or shade layer for different times of day.
Follow the architecture
A straight or suitable curved track can follow the window layout. Confirm bends, stacking space, heading and floor clearance together.
SHEER CURTAINS IN REAL SPACES
A bay window. A garden doorway.
The curved window bay and garden doors show fabric arranged around different openings. These are sheer curtains, displayed separately from Vienna shades and Dream Curtains.
BEFORE YOU CHOOSE
See the options.
Ask the right questions.
Will sheers provide privacy at night?
Sheer fabric lets light through and may reveal silhouettes when the room is lit. If evening privacy matters, discuss a separate drapery or shade layer and compare samples under different lighting.
Can the track follow a curved window bay?
A suitable track can be planned around some bends and bay arrangements. Measurements, bend geometry, fabric fullness and stacking space need to be checked together.
Can I choose motorized operation?
Ask about a compatible motorized curtain track. Track length, bends, heading and fabric weight determine the suitable system; the photos on this page illustrate the fabric styling.