Blackout curtains

Picture perfect

Bo loves her dual aspect bedroom, with the window on the garden facing side recently transformed into a large door which leads out into a balcony area. It needed the perfect dressing to frame the view and our Bailey Taffey curtains do just the trick. The blackout lining not only helps control the light, but locks the heat in too so Bo can enjoy cosy evenings in.

Bo Fentum

Interior designer

The worst room in the house is now my sanctuary thanks to Hillarys coming up trump’s with these fab pink bad boys.

Florals and voiles

Be prepared for any weather by doubling up your window dressings. For maximum versatility, Voile Roman blinds maintain your privacy without blocking too much sunlight while lined curtains add extra blackout benefits for a dark and restful environment.

Sulby Chalk

Wise words from a Hillarys advisor

"I'll make sure your curtains and blinds fit snugly at your windows to help reduce draughts that can slip through the gaps in your frames."

Value curtains

Our Value Collection is priced to delight you and comes with all the benefits you’d expect from any of our made to measure curtains. Lovely quality fabrics, your choice of header and lining, and fitting included every time for a first rate finish.

Play time

Bring a smile to your little one’s face with bright, patterned curtains like these in our fun Hide and Seek Jungle fabric. A themed nursery can provide you with lots of inspiration for your décor and accessories, making it easy to create a coherent scheme that’s full of interesting objects for your child to explore.

Smooth as butter

An old favourite, reimagined in a light palette, Harkness Vapour has a beautiful tactile softness. Almost like velvet, it's smooth to the touch, making a really inviting focal point of your windows.

Abigail Ahern

Interior designer

I've designed the colour palette for this collection so every single fabric works with its counterpart. You'll never have to worry if one textile and fabric will go with another, it's very harmonious.

Layer up

Shutters are great for keeping rooms cool when the temperature rises, creating a cosy feel during cooler months and for controlling light all year round. Layer with curtains like these in Faso Cornflower for added control over light, heat, and privacy.

Top to toe style

Kitchen-diner windows need to meet the functional and style needs of your family. So combining window dressings is a good idea. Here, moisture-resistant and easy clean faux-wood blinds provide style and practicality, while curtains bring colour, pattern and a cosy feel

Chris O'Neill

Hillarys Quality Manager

Everything's guaranteed. All of our products are covered by a 12 month warranty.

Fashion forward

Propelled straight from fashion into interiors we've given this military-inspired camouflage design an imaginative and subtle twist. In warm mid-tones the popular motif calls to mind soft, sandy beaches, the sea or the forest.

Abigail Ahern

Interior designer

The Camo fabric has a really subtle pattern, it’s tone on tone and adds pizzazz to any window.

Cosy curtains

Curtains are a great way to bring warmth and softness into a space, especially if you have large expanses of glass or sliding doors which can make your room feel chilly in cooler months

Lavender living

Curtains are a great choice for most door types, including traditional patio, French and metal-framed doors. Heat escapes from many homes via doors, so drawing curtains over these areas will help prevent any draughts.

Cosy up with curtains

Curtains are a great way to disguise the architectural details of a room, especially if you've got large expanses of glass. Curtains immediately soften any harsh lines and instantly make your space feel more cosy and intimate.

Abigail Ahern

Interior designer

Oriel Sepia is inspired by my travels to the deserts of the Middle East. It's a beautiful hue, perfect for autumn.

Bouclé is back

From Coco Chanel’s world-famous jacket in the 1950s to curtains and blinds in the 2020s - bouclé is back. In our latest collection of curtains and Roman blind fabric this nubby, teddy-bear like fabric hits the sweet spot between soft and hard-wearing, to give your room a cocooning vibe.

Mid century modern moments

Putting a modern spin on the traditional art form of weaving, the blueish grey tones and linear structure of these curtains reflect the architectural influences behind designer Margo Selby’s creative philosophy.

Margo Selby

Artist and designer

The Lora fabric a has a really nice linear quality and I've translated this traditional pattern to get a more luxurious, velvety textile.

Luxe velvets

For an unashamedly luxe look with a contemporary twist, wrap your windows in strokeably soft velvet. In this modern, open space the rich teal shade of the Darcia Velvet Teal curtains pairs perfectly with the geometric pattern of the Roman blind to give the room a modern deco makeover with a sophisticated finish.

Forenza Rose curtains Islita Ice White Romans

Pretty floral curtains really shine when paired with pristine white Roman blinds and pure white walls. In this tranquil bedroom, botanical art prints and lush greenery echo the floral theme

Cosy blues

Windows can account for up to 20% of a home's heat loss. As sliding glass doors are much larger than normal windows, they can make a room feel extra cold and draughty. Curtains like these provide a layer of insulation at your doors and will help your room look and feel cosier.

Style story

Florals are one of the key design elements in modern vintage interiors. This eclectic look mixes in classic styles from a variety of eras, including victoriana, gothic, art deco and mid-century, all finished in moody shades and accessorised with prints and patterns in muted heritage hues.

Rita Sugrue

Customer

Excellent service from start to finish. Fitter was polite courteous and efficient. Very pleased with outcome.