Beautiful curtain fabric is the lifeblood of Prestigious and is what we are renowned for.
Hang fabric that you will love for years to come. We have dressed the windows of homes across the world for over 35 years. So, for our latest blog, we are bringing our curtain expertise to you. Wondering about the best fabric for your space, or how to elevate a design? Let us help you curate the perfect curtain.
Summer Renaissance Collection, Cocoon Collection
Choose a statement fabric for your curtain. Select a tropical velvet with details such as florals and playful birds. Match this with an armchair or sofa for a showstopping living room scheme. Use coordinating fabrics on other upholstery, such as a geometric or ogee design. Take it one step further and coordinate with smaller soft furnishings. Match with scatter cushions and throws for cohesion.
(From Left to Right, Clockwise) Jupiter Collection, Minimalist Collection, Minimalist Collection, Blanco Collection, Safari Collection, Minimalist Collection
For spaces susceptible to cold, we would recommend a thicker curtain fabric. Cosy weaves, embroideries, or jacquards can be effective. Pair with an effective lining to increase your curtain’s insulating qualities. Opt for a light, wispy sheer for summer schemes, and help keep things cool. Choose designs that feature subtle details. Herringbone effects or ethereal printed designs add a whisper of interest. Layer sheers for a contemporary feel.
Create contrast and use a delicate shade with a punchier, more saturated colourway. Petal pinks look especially striking when used with a rich rouge. Use the deeper shade at the bottom of the curtain to create a more understated look, or vice versa. Coordinate with your upholstery fabric, cushions, and throws around the room. This is also a great way to colour block.
(From Left to Right, Clockwise) Summer Renaissance Collection, Sutton Park Collection, Poetry Collection
Embellishments complement the details of certain designs. Pair florals and nature-inspired prints with pretty pom pom trims or ruffle edges. Geometric fabrics would look striking with beaded trimmings. Contrast fabric edges can be effective too, especially when used on a plain curtain.
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