It’s easy to make your home better with curtains and blinds. You can add to the look and feeling in a room, block outside light for a better night’s sleep, stay cooler in the summer… and much more.
Making your home more you
With curtains and blinds, you can soften things up with fabric that sweeps down to the floor, make a room feel cosy on a winter’s evening and give your home a more personal look – even on the outside. The IKEA range has lots of different styles, types, materials and more to help you get what you want.
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More layers, more possibilities
With a sheer curtain and a thicker one, you have a practical solution 24 hours a day. A sheer curtain protects from too much sun and gives you privacy while still letting you enjoy a view and stay connected to the world outside. The thicker curtain gives you privacy and cosiness at night and helps you set the style. And adding more layers gives you more possibilities to control daylight and the look of your window.
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Block out light for better sleep
Sleep is vital to your health and well-being and waking up refreshed is a great way to start your day. Block-out curtains or blinds keep out light so you aren’t disturbed by street lights or the moon and can enjoy a lie-in even on sunny mornings.
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Want a quieter home?
A lot of things like curtains, rugs, cushions, beds and other furniture, absorb sound. The effect increases when they are spread throughout the room. Curtains capture sound better when they have folds in them. It’s also best if you hang them at least 9 cm from the wall. Thicker curtains and more layers can help, too.
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Keeping the sun off
Cellular blinds can help maintain a comfortable temperature at home by having a honeycomb structure that traps air inside. Air is a natural insulator and, furthermore, completely free!
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Not too hot, not too cold
Celular blinds can help your home stay at a comfortable temperature. Thicker curtains keep out chilly draughts and the sun’s hot rays. Having different layers in your windows will also help insulate your home against winter cold and summer heat. And cellular blinds have a honeycomb structure that traps air inside them. Air is a natural insulator and completely free, too!
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Two ways to coordinate
Fancy a coordinated look? Here’s a couple of tips. On the left, the curtains are neutral, so they blend in with the rest of the room, including the wallpaper. On the right, the curtains make a big statement, setting the style that the cushions and throw then follow.
