Real display home · Real product

It’s a display home, so every window is on show. Here’s what’s actually hanging on them.

What you’re looking at

S-Fold sheers. The soft, even wave is the “S-Fold” heading in our curtain configurator.

Ceiling-fit tracks in white, so the track disappears into the cornice line. Black is the other option.

Wall-to-wall runs in the living room, so the curtain reads as one soft wall rather than a row of windows.

Floor-length drops set to just touch the floor. That’s the “Bottom Clearance” setting when you order.

Sheers in the bedrooms and the study for daytime privacy without losing the light.

A white roman blind over the window seat on a cord-and-cleat control. The cord anchors to a wall cleat, as child-safety rules require.

Bedrooms and study. Upstairs, the bedrooms and the study nook get the same treatment: white sheers, ceiling track, floor length. In the main bedroom the sheer runs across the gabled window and the sliding door. Sheers won’t black a room out. If you need dark for sleep, layer a blockout roller behind them and order both to the same window width.

The roman blind. One window got a roman instead: the window seat. A roman gives you a flat, tailored panel that folds up in neat stacks, a better proportion on a small, deep window than a curtain. This one is white on a cord-and-cleat control. In the configurator that’s Roman Blinds → Cord and Cleat, then your light level and fabric.

3. Install. Made to your sizes and posted to your door with the fittings. A drill, a level and a step ladder is the whole toolkit. Step-by-step install guides are on the product pages and under How-to Guides.

Sheer Curtains — S-Fold, white residential track, top fit, floor length. Design yours

Roman Blind — cord and cleat, white. Design yours