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Blackout curtains

Order your blackout curtains ready sewn or by the meter from us! Blackout curtains are effective in reducing the amount of light that enters the room, creating a more pleasant and relaxing atmosphere. Ideal for bedrooms, living rooms or any space where it is important to control light and maintain privacy. It also helps to improve thermal comfort, helping to keep the heat in in winter and reducing heat gain in summer.

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Why choose a blackout curtain?

A blackout curtain is the ideal choice if you want to control the light coming in and create a calmer, more comfortable environment. It is effective in reducing outside light, so it works particularly well in bedrooms, children's rooms, living rooms or rooms where relaxation and a peaceful environment are important.

Different types provide different light blocking: dimout curtains reduce light significantly, while blackout versions create almost total darkness. In addition, their insulating properties help keep the heat in in winter and reduce the heat in summer.

A well-chosen blackout curtain is not only practical, but also a stylish addition to your home, adding both comfort and cosiness to your space.

Where is a blackout curtain recommended?

Blackout curtains are recommended primarily for bedrooms where adequate darkness is important for restful sleep. It is also a common choice in living rooms, especially if you want to create ideal lighting conditions for watching TV or projection.

It's also very useful in a child's room, helping to create a calm environment for sleeping during the day and going to bed at night. And in offices or study rooms, it reduces glare and makes work more comfortable.

Benefits of custom-made curtains

A custom-made blackout curtain is tailored to the exact size of your window, ensuring maximum light blockage and aesthetic appeal. No compromise on size or functionality.

With the right sizing and pleating, the curtains not only work better, but also look more elegant. This makes the blackout curtain not only a practical solution, but also a defining element of the interior.

Dimout or super blackout curtains - what's the difference?

The main difference between dimout and super blackout curtains is the degree of light blocking. Dimout curtains usually filter incoming light at 70-90%, making the room darker, but not completely dark. This is ideal for living rooms or rooms where complete blackout is not necessary.

In contrast, the super blackout curtain provides almost complete light blocking up to 100%. Thanks to its special weave or coating, it does not let light through, making it the perfect solution for bedrooms, children's rooms or any space where total darkness is important.

In terms of functionality, both types also contribute to thermal insulation, but blackout curtains are usually made of thicker, more dense material, so they also have a stronger effect in this respect.

The choice depends on your needs: if you just want to dim the light, a dimout curtain is the right choice, but if you need total darkness, a blackout curtain is the best choice.

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Folding guide

Choosing an abundance of curtains for the right fall and look is paramount.
 

Light-transmitting curtains we usually recommend 1.5x, 2x or even 2.5x depending on the density of the material, but 2x is the most common choice for a nice, full effect.
For blackout curtains depending on the thickness, 1.5x or 2x the thickness is recommended, where 1.5x is the most common solution.

For white curtains, you can choose either white or transparent pleats, but in many cases the transparent version is aesthetically preferable. When using rod curtains where the pleat remains visible, a transparent pleat is particularly recommended, with a wider pleat of about 5 cm, which gives a more elegant and cleaner overall effect. This guideline also applies to blackout curtains.

Curtain sizing guide

Curtain sizing guide

Determine the width of the curtain:
The required width is always determined by the size of the valance or curtain rail (A), not the width of the window.
If you are installing a new harness, it is advisable to make it about 10-20 cm longer on each side of the window. This way, when the curtain is pulled aside, it will not cover the glass surface. It is recommended to fix the curtain at least 15 cm above the top of the window.
When using rod curtains, the decorative elements at the end of the rod are not included in the width of the curtain.
In the case of curtains, the measurement is taken between the edges of the inner frame of the window, and a few centimetres are added to allow for the curtains to extend beyond the glass.(E)

Calculate the length (height) of the curtain:
The length of the curtain can be defined in several ways: it can reach the windowsill (B), hang slightly below (C) or even the floor (D).
To get an accurate result, measure the height at least at three points (left, middle and right), as the floor, ledge or cornice is not always perfectly straight. The lowest of the three measurements should be taken.
The starting point of the measurement should be the centre of the clips or curtain rings at the top.
If you want the curtain to reach the sill or the floor, subtract 2 cm from the resulting size to avoid the material touching the surface and getting dirty or friction.
If there is no sill or if the cornice is within the plane of the sill, measure the distance to the bottom edge of the window or sill and add about 15-20 cm.
If there is a radiator under the window, make sure that there is at least 2 cm between the curtain and the radiator to allow for proper airflow and safety.