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Double Curtains

Can you double up curtains?

The answer is – yes of course!

Layering curtains is on trend and in style, being featured in a range of home designs across the Gold Coast. With Gold Coast Blinds and Shutters, the options are endless. Opt for double curtains with different opening techniques, versatile heading styles and contrasting or coordinating colours. 

 

Double Curtains - On Trend in the Gold Coast

With so many options at your fingertips, finding the perfect curtain can be challenging. That’s why at Gold Coast Blinds and Shutters, we can walk you through the best double curtain styles for your home. To make things a little easier, we have put together a few styling tips from our lead designers. 

These tips will help with selecting your base curtains in addition to other options for layering.

 

Select a solid coloured blockout curtain fabric to create a blank canvas that showcases textured or patterned fabrics. Then select a sheer curtain that complements your blockout selection.
Narrow your colour selections down to ones that match the interior of your home, we recommend only 2-3 variations. This will ensure your selections aren’t clashing.
Minimal is in. Select something that isn’t too extravagant. Sometimes less is more.
Light colours and white can help make your room feel larger.
Thinking about something more bold? Then throw in some contrasting colours to add more drama to your space.

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Add Character With Double Curtains

Embrace opulence with double curtains. Providing both versatility and functionality, double sheer curtains can open up the space and provide privacy at the same time. With a range of different colours, textures and patterns you will be spoilt for choice. The contrast between the sheer and blockout curtain fabrics allows you to create a practical and private environment in every room. Constitute drama with bold choices, calmness with soft natural colours, luxury with elegant shades and textures, and warmth with heavy fabric blends. 

 

FAQ

Do sheer curtains go in front or behind?

While both are acceptable, the more common approach these days is to place the heavier curtain behind, and the sheer curtain in front. For aesthetic reasons, the sheer curtain is not noticeable when open, and it allows the textures and patterns of the heavier curtain to be seen. Additionally, placing the heavier curtain closer to the glass creates added insulation for your room and blocks harsh weather conditions.