Double curtains.
Sheer by day, blockout by night.
Two curtains on one track, drawn independently. Soft filtered light through the day, full darkness and privacy after dark.
What a double curtain does for the room.
Hover or tap a number to see where it is on the window.
- 1Sheer in front
Soft light and daytime privacy. The view stays.
- 2Blockout behind
Full darkness and privacy after dark.
- 3Double track
Two curtains on one track, drawn independently.
- 4Floor length
Full drops and returns to the wall, hemmed to the floor.
- 5Any heading
Wave fold, pinch pleat or box pleat on either curtain.
Where double curtains earn their place
A living room at ten in the morning and the same room at nine at night want completely different things from a window.
A single layer can’t do both. That’s the whole case for a double curtain.
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Worth doubling? Yes.
The most common application. Sheer for daytime, blockout for evening and for watching anything.
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Worth doubling? Yes.
Sheer for mornings and dressing, blockout for sleep. Particularly good on east-facing rooms.
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Worth doubling? Yes.
Handles a space used at every hour without ever feeling closed off.
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Worth doubling? Yes.
Daytime privacy from the sheer, full night privacy from the blockout.
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Worth doubling? Sometimes.
Blockout is doing the work, but the sheer keeps the room from feeling like a bunker during the day.
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Worth doubling? Consider carefully.
Two layers of fabric plus stack back is a lot of visual weight in a tight space.
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