Add a soft, refined finish to your space with the Ivory Faux Silk Curtain. The subtly textured fabric mimics the gentle sheen and fine slub of natural silk, creating a smooth, elegant look in a warm ivory tone. Its understated surface reflects light beautifully without appearing glossy. Choose a dimout lining to soften the daylight, or blackout to keep a room properly dark.

Product Specifications

Design	Plain
Colour	White
Fabric Type	50% Polyester, 25% Cotton, 25% Viscose
Great For	Bedroom, Children, Conservatory, Dining Room, Kitchen, Living Room, Nursery, Office
Opacity	Blackout, Light Filtering
Material	Faux Silk
Features	Thermal
Window type	Bay Window, Bifold Door, French Door, Sliding Door, Patio Door, Standard Window

Main features

Made to Measure - expertly tailored to your measurements for a flawless fit
Choice of Heading Styles - pencil pleat, pinch pleat, eyelet or wave for a custom look
Light Control - filter or block light to suit your space
Thermal Insulation - helps keep rooms warm in winter and cool in summer
Easy Care Fabrics - designed for everyday practicality
Professional Finish - creates a neat, elegant look in any room
Backed by our 5 year Guarantee - confidence that lasts

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Product images are for illustration purposes only. While we endeavor to provide the best representation possible, we always ask that you request a free sample before your purchase.

Imagery shows the product with Blackout Lining.

Joins of the fabric

Larger curtains may have a join. This will be dependant on the size of the fabric.

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Our products fall under the definition of custom-made. Products can only be returned if they are faulty. Ensure you’re happy with the measurements you provide.

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