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Curtains and sheers for the bedroom

In the bedroom, darkness, privacy and calm matter most. The right curtain keeps out early morning light and street lamps, blocks views and makes the room cosier in winter. Every curtain in this collection is made to your measurements, so it covers the window completely without a gap of light at the sides.

How dark should it be? Light reduction by model

Light reduction*ModelsStyle
98 %Veronavelvet
95 %Vanta, Siena, Como, Meran, Asti, Lucca, Gardaplain and textured
90 %Luma, Solis, Nero, Titan, Fjordplain, chenille, Titan with thermal effect
90 %Magnolia, Botanica, Damask, Morocco, Auréliapatterned jacquard and velvet
85 %Linz, Borealminimalist; Boreal with thermal and sound damping
70 %Milanovelvet, softened light

* according to the product description. How dark it actually gets also depends on colour, mounting height and side overlap.

Warmth and calm in winter

The Titan thermal curtain combines blackout with heat protection, while Boreal also dampens noise, though it does not make a room soundproof. More heat-protecting models are in thermal curtains; the difference is explained in thermal curtain or blackout curtain. How to combine darkness and warmth in the bedroom is shown in thermal curtains in the bedroom.

Light sheers for the day

During the day, semi-sheer curtains give privacy with soft light, for example Sorell, Linora, Silvea or Alven. With a double track you can combine a sheer and a blackout curtain.

How to make your bedroom darker

  • Mount the rod or track 15–20 cm above the window or directly below the ceiling.
  • Plan 20–30 cm of overlap at each side so no light comes in at the edges.
  • Choose floor-length curtains; a hem resting lightly on the floor closes better at the bottom.
  • Darker colours block more light than lighter shades of the same fabric.

All opaque models are in blackout curtains, and for children in kids' room curtains. The Curtain Measurement Finder helps you measure.

Frequently asked questions

What does the light reduction figure mean?
It describes how much light the fabric itself holds back. A curtain with 95 % light reduction makes the room very dark but not pitch black – especially if light gets past the sides or top.

Which colour suits a bedroom?
For restful sleep, calm shades such as grey, blue, green or warm natural tones are popular. Dark colours hold back more light; light curtains make small rooms feel larger.

How long does delivery take?
Made-to-measure production takes about 7 working days, delivery 5–10 working days.

How to choose curtains for the bedroom

When choosing bedroom curtains, consider both personal taste and practical requirements . The right choice will enhance comfort, privacy, and the overall style of your room.

1. Functionality

  • Blackout curtains : Keep the room dark for restful sleep and block outside light.
  • Transparent or semi-transparent curtains : Let in daylight while maintaining privacy.
  • Thermal or insulating curtains : Store heat in winter and block heat in summer.
  • Thick fabrics : Particularly suitable if your bedroom faces the street or neighboring buildings.

2. Material selection

  • Linen & Cotton : Breathable, eco-friendly and ideal for a fresh, natural look.
  • Silk & Velvet : Luxurious and perfect for elegant or sophisticated interiors.
  • Polyester blends : Durable, easy to care for and suitable for modern living styles.
  • Wool & heavy fabrics : Provide warmth and structure, especially in the colder months.

3. Match your bedroom style

  • Minimalist/Modern : Neutral tones and clean lines.
  • Classic/Elegant : Fine fabrics such as silk, velvet or jacquard patterns.
  • Romantic/Cozy : Soft colors with subtle floral or striped patterns.
  • White

    Brightens the room and creates an airy feeling . Ideal for small rooms and fits various interior styles, such as Nordic or Mediterranean .

  • Beige or light gray

    Neutral, calming tones that blend seamlessly into modern, Japanese or Scandinavian interiors.

  • Dark tones (gray, blue, green)

    They offer strong blackout and a sense of stability . Ideal for modern, industrial, or retro interiors .

  • Light pink or lavender

    Soft and romantic – perfect for quiet, feminine rooms .

  • Warm yellow or gold

    Adds warmth and coziness ; ideal for traditional or rustic designs .

  • Brown or coffee

    Warm and grounded – creates a natural, calm atmosphere .

The right color can create an atmosphere for rest and relaxation .

Tips for choosing colors for bedroom curtains

  • Light curtains make small bedrooms appear brighter and more spacious .
  • Darker tones in larger rooms create a warm, cozy atmosphere .
  • In sunlit rooms, dark or blackout curtains are suitable to reduce glare.
  • In darker rooms , light curtains help reflect light and brighten the room.
  • Coordinate colors : Choose curtains that harmonize with the overall bedroom decor to create a harmonious overall look.

Accessories and headers for bedroom curtains

Improve the aesthetics and functionality of your curtains with the right accessories:

  • Sturdy, adjustable curtain rods in a design that matches your interior.
  • Decorative brackets or ribbons to hold curtains elegantly open.
  • Various fastening options : eyelets, rod pockets, or pleat strips. Explore different headboard designs to find the perfect style for your bedroom.
  • Add thermal or blackout lining for better insulation, light control and privacy.