Linen Curtains
There's a reason linen keeps showing up in homes you love the look of. It drapes beautifully, breathes in the heat, and brings a natural texture that makes a room feel finished. Every linen curtain is made to your exact measurements, because linen this good deserves a fit to match.
Custom made in Australia.
24 Free Samples
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Australian Made
24 Free Samples
Long Warranties
Best Price Guarantee
Elevate Modern Interiors with S-Fold Curtains
S-Fold curtains, feature uniform 'S'-shaped pleats that deliver continuous, flowing elegance with architectural precision. This modern curtain style is designed to glide smoothly along a discreet overhead track system, ensuring consistent spacing, fluid motion, and a visually balanced drape whether open or closed.
Why our linen curtains belong in your home
The catch with most linen curtains is the fit. Standard sizing rarely accounts for how windows are actually built, and when you add in limited colourways, you're often settling twice, once on size and once on style. Our linen curtains are cut to your exact measurements in the colour that suits your space, so the finish is exactly what you had in mind.
Burleigh Sheer Curtain
Sea Salt
A high performance linen blend sheer designed for modern Australian living
from $357
Laconia Air Sheer Curtain
Swan
Timeless pure linen sheer with a soft, fluid drape. Woven in Turkey for natural movement.
from $563
Allusion Sheer Curtain
Ghost
Our best-selling linen-cotton sheer with a soft, natural drape. Fire retardant and machine washable
from $399
Eyre Sheer Curtain
Brume
Exclusive linen-look sheer with an organic feel. Crafted from 73% recycled polyester.
from $391
Burano Sheer Curtain
Talc
Timeless linen sheer with a two-tone weave and organic texture. Self-weighted, extra wide.
from $390
Kyoto Sheer Curtain
Ricepaper
Pure linen with a tumbled texture and a relaxed, organic feel. Breathable and full of character.
from $624
Linen vs linen blend
We offer both pure linen and linen blend fabrics and the right choice comes down to what you want from the room. Pure linen is heavier, more textured, and breathes beautifully. It's the one if you want the full natural look and feel. A linen blend is softer to the touch, easier to care for, and a little more consistent in finish, ideal if you're after the linen aesthetic with slightly less fuss. Order free samples of both and see how they look in your own light before you decide.
Quality you can see, feel, and live with
Cheap curtain fabric shows. It can pill, fade, and often looks thin. The fabrics we use are selected to last, to hold their drape, and to look better the longer they're in your home. Linen especially rewards the investment. A quality weave softens over time in a way a budget fabric simply doesn't. We're confident enough in what we make to back every curtain with a five-year warranty. Every fabric in our range comes with a lightfastness rating, the specific measure of how well a colour holds up against UV light exposure. It sits under the broader umbrella of colourfastness, but for curtains in the Australian sun, lightfastness is the number that really counts because we think you should know exactly what you're buying before it goes up on your windows.
Frequently asked questions
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Are linen curtains good for Australian homes? | Linen is one of the best curtain fabrics for the Australian climate. It's naturally breathable, which helps regulate temperature in warm rooms, and its open weave diffuses harsh sunlight without blocking it entirely. It works equally well in coastal, suburban, and inner-city homes. |
| What is the difference between linen and linen blend curtains? | Pure linen is heavier, more textured, and more breathable. It develops a soft, relaxed drape over time. A linen blend combines linen with cotton or polyester for a softer handle, less creasing, and a more consistent finish. Both are available made to measure and the difference is in the feel and how much maintenance you want. |
| How do I measure for made-to-measure linen curtains? | Measure the width of your track or rod, then decide on your drop, from the top of the track to where you want the curtain to finish. For a classic floor-length look, measure to just above the floor. Our free measuring guide walks you through each step, and our team is available for a free design consultation if you need help. |
| Do linen curtains shrink when washed? | Pure linen can shrink by up to 3% after washing, which is normal for a natural fabric. To keep shrinkage to a minimum, wash on a cool or cold cycle and avoid tumble drying on high heat. It helps to hang them back up while still slightly damp so the weight of the fabric pulls them back into shape as they dry. |
| I washed my linen curtains and now they're sitting higher. What do I do? | This is normal with natural linen and easy to fix. Hang them back up and run a steamer down the length of the fabric. The heat and moisture will help the fibres relax and the curtains will drop back down. Linen also naturally releases with warmth, so in a heated room they'll continue to drop a little more over time. Avoid pulling or tugging, which can distort the weave. |
| Can I get linen curtains in custom colours? | Yes. Our linen curtains are available in a range of colourways, from natural linens and soft whites through to deeper tones, so you can match your curtains to your existing palette rather than working around a limited off-the-shelf range. Order free fabric samples to see the colours in your own light before you commit. |
| Are linen curtains suitable for bedrooms? | Linen curtains work beautifully in bedrooms. A linen sheer paired with a blockout roller blind is a popular combination, giving you the soft relaxed look of linen during the day and full light control at night. For a full blockout curtain with a linen aesthetic, our Pasadena fabric delivers a linen look in a blockout weave. Linen sheers can also be made as a lined curtain with a blockout layer sewn behind, so you get the style at the front and the sleep-friendly darkness at the back, without having to choose between the two. |
| How colourfast are your linen curtains in the Australian sun? | All our curtain fabrics are rated on the Blue Scale, the international standard for colourfastness that measures how well a fabric holds its colour when exposed to light. The scale runs from 1 to 8, with 8 being the most colourfast. Our fabrics vary in rating depending on the fabric and colour, and we publish the Blue Scale rating for every fabric in our range so you can make an informed choice. We opt for quality fabrics and are upfront about the numbers, because Australian sun is unforgiving and you deserve to know what your curtains are built for. |
| How long do made-to-measure linen curtains take to arrive? | Our made-to-measure linen curtains are typically manufactured and dispatched within 8 business days, with delivery across Australia. You'll receive tracking details once your order ships. If you need curtains by a specific date, contact our team and we'll do our best to help. |
| How lightfast are your linen curtains in the Australian sun? | Colourfastness is the general term for how well a fabric resists colour change, whether from water, rubbing, or light. Lightfastness is the specific rating that measures resistance to UV light, and for curtains it's the number that matters most. The scale runs from 1 to 8, with 8 being the most resistant to fading. Our fabrics vary in rating depending on the fabric and colour, and we publish the lightfastness rating for every fabric in our range so you can make an informed choice before you buy. Australian sun is unforgiving, and we think you deserve to know exactly what your curtains are built for. |
How to guides
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