Net curtains
They allow natural light to pass through while gently filtering it, bringing lightness and brightness to your spaces.
Curtains
Dress your windows with made-to-measure curtains. Discover a wide range of fabrics, colours and finishes to create the perfect atmosphere in every room.
Opaque Curtains
They block out light and provide complete privacy for a deep, uninterrupted sleep.
A tip before choosing your curtains
Most people start by comparing fabrics and colours. However, the best way to make the right choice is to first ask yourself one simple question: what do you want your curtains to achieve? Once you define your goal—letting in more light, improving privacy, increasing comfort or transforming your space—choosing the right type of curtain becomes much easier.
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Choosing curtains may seem like a simple decision until you start comparing the options. Sheer curtains, linen curtains, blackout fabrics, thermal fabrics… It’s common to focus on the fabric first, when in reality the right choice depends on a much more important question: what do you want to achieve in that room?
Not every window has the same requirements. In a living room, the priority is usually to maximise natural light and achieve an elegant drape that complements the décor. In a bedroom, privacy and a good night’s sleep become more important, while in a kitchen, easy-care fabrics that make the most of natural daylight are often the preferred choice.
That’s why, before choosing your curtains, it’s worth considering a few details that are often overlooked: the orientation of the window, whether it gets morning or afternoon sun, whether there are buildings opposite, or whether the room already has shutters. These small details can make all the difference when choosing the right curtains.
At Cortinadecor, we make made-to-measure curtains designed to fit every window and the way you use each room. From sheer curtains that gently filter natural light to blackout curtains for bedrooms, as well as thermal and fire-retardant fabrics, and solutions designed for living rooms, kitchens and children's bedrooms.
There’s no such thing as the perfect curtain for every home. There’s the curtain that best suits the needs of each space. When you choose based on how you want to live in that room, rather than simply how you want it to look, finding the right curtain becomes much easier.
Still unsure about the fabric or colour?
There’s no need to choose blindly. Order free samples and see the texture, colour and finish in your own home before placing your order. Choosing your curtains will be much easier.
Yes. Certain fabrics, particularly thermal curtains, can help reduce heat transfer between indoors and outdoors. This can improve comfort in the home throughout the year and help maintain a more stable room temperature.
Blackout or thermal curtains are usually recommended for bedrooms, as they help reduce incoming light and create a more comfortable environment for sleeping. If you want to combine privacy with natural light during the day, they can be paired with sheer curtains.
Sheer curtains are designed to filter light and create a brighter space, while regular curtains generally provide greater coverage, privacy and decorative impact. The two are often combined to achieve the right balance between natural light, privacy and style.
Wave curtains have become one of the most popular choices thanks to their uniform drape and contemporary look. Lightweight sheer curtains and curtains made from natural fabrics such as linen also remain highly popular, particularly for living rooms and large windows.
Sheer curtains are the ideal choice for making the most of natural light while maintaining privacy during the day. Their fabric gently filters the light, reduces glare and creates bright, welcoming spaces. They are particularly suitable for living rooms, dining rooms and other daytime living areas.
Wave curtains, sheer curtains and made-to-measure curtains work particularly well for large windows and expansive glazed areas. These solutions provide elegant, uniform coverage across large surfaces while creating a sense of spaciousness and visual continuity.
