There are different types of fabrics used for curtains, and the choice often depends on the desired look, function and personal preference.
The degree of transparency or light filtration is also an important factor in making a good choice.
1. For the perfect night's sleep: 100% light-proof, blackout curtains:
High-quality light-tight curtains made from a beautiful woven fabric that ensures complete privacy and a very good night's sleep. These curtains block all outside light, making your room completely dark and allowing you to sleep undisturbed.
The back of the fabric (lining) has the same color as the front and is made of a soft fabric that ensures a smooth fold. In addition, these 100% blackout curtains provide extra insulation, which will reduce your energy costs.
100% blackout curtains are not actually available as a ready-made version. The back of the curtain (lining) looked quite plastic in the past and therefore it looked like there was a shower curtain hanging.
These beautiful, soft linings in the same color as the front have a very nice, smooth pleat.
2. For the perfect atmosphere and privacy: Semi-blackout / Dim-out curtains:
Luxury blackout curtains made of a high-quality fabric with a smooth pleat and an insulating effect
Blackout curtains are specially woven to block out a lot of light for a nice, dark and attractive room. Dark colors block slightly more light than lighter shades. The back of the curtain has the same finish and appearance as the front, so the curtain also looks attractive and beautiful from the outside. Available in many different colours.
Blackout curtains are super popular and are often used in bedrooms and living rooms due to the versatility of colors.
3. Inbetween curtains:
Smoothly falling inbetween curtain that pleasantly filters the daylight but also offers a lot of atmosphere and privacy. The fabric has an open woven linen look with subtly different colored yarns. The alternating thinner and thicker yarns give it a nice structure. Feels nice and sturdy, yet refined and has a nice drape.
An "inbetween curtain" is a type of translucent curtain, known for its ability to provide privacy without creating complete darkness. Inbetween curtains usually have a slight filtering of light, giving them an intermediate degree of transparency.
Inbetweens are becoming increasingly popular and are often used in living rooms, bedrooms and dining rooms.
3. Net curtains:
Net curtains are a type of curtain known for its light and transparent properties. It is often used to provide a space with privacy and diffused natural light, while maintaining views outside.
Sheer curtains are often made of light and fine fabrics, such as voile, batiste or organza. These materials often have an open weave structure, making them transparent.
Net curtains are often used in combination with other types of window coverings, such as blackout curtains or inbetween curtains. This allows the amount of light entering and the degree of privacy to be adjusted to the needs of the residents.
Net curtains are popular in various interior styles and are often used in living rooms, bedrooms and dining rooms. It is a versatile choice for those who want to enjoy natural light without completely forgoing privacy.
