Curtains for Different Interior Design Styles

The interior design of a room determines what curtains look like. It's important to choose curtains that match the style of the room, ensuring harmony and enhancing the decor. As Indian homes are usually compact, you need curtains that reflect your interior design style while fostering cohesion and openness. In this guide, we’ll explore various interior design styles and recommend curtain choices that perfectly match and elevate the decor of Indian homes, ensuring each room feels both stylish and welcoming.

Eclectic interior style celebrates the art of blending diverse elements to curate a space that is uniquely personal and visually captivating. Incorporating indie prints such as the vibrant Mughal garden or delicate Butta prints can infuse a room with cultural richness and artistic flair. The Mughal garden print features dynamic colour patterns set against a neutral backdrop, while Butta prints offer subtle elegance with their intricate motifs. To complement these prints, opt for furniture in neutral tones like beige or cream, allowing the curtains to command attention. Accent chairs upholstered in fabrics that echo the colours of the prints add depth and cohesion. Incorporate textures like wooden coffee tables with intricate carvings or metal pieces with a rustic finish to enhance the eclectic charm. Accessorise with Persian rugs in geometric designs and cushions in varied textures and hues to layer comfort and style. Embrace bold colours like deep blues and vibrant yellows in decor pieces and artwork to add character and depth to the space. By carefully balancing these elements, you can create an eclectic interior that is both inviting and reflective of your personal style.

Brutalist interior style is a bold and architectural approach that embraces raw materials, geometric forms, and robust textures to create a distinctive aesthetic. Characterised by its use of concrete, steel, and exposed materials, Brutalist design celebrates the beauty of industrial elements and functionalism. When considering curtains for a Brutalist-inspired space, opt for minimalist designs. Consider the winged whimsy room darkening curtains. The soothing blue hue, tinged with hints of Viking blue, brings a sense of depth and tranquility to any room. These curtains should complement rather than compete with the strong architectural features of the room. For an Urban Industrial style, picture these curtains in shades of steel blue and slate grey, complementing exposed brick walls and metal accents for a modern yet inviting ambiance. Alternatively, if seeking a bolder statement, choose curtains with subtle textures or geometric patterns that align with the Brutalist aesthetic such as abstract motifs in muted colours. This approach maintains the integrity of Brutalist design while softening the harshness of raw materials, contributing to a cohesive and balanced interior space.

Boho style embraces a free-spirited and eclectic aesthetic that celebrates individuality and creativity. Boho printed curtains play a pivotal role in achieving this look, adding a burst of colour and personality to any space. Opt for curtains adorned with vibrant patterns such as paisleys, florals, or intricate geometric designs, which are characteristic of Bohemian style. These prints often feature a rich palette of earthy tones, jewel tones, and bright accents that evoke a sense of wanderlust and cultural diversity. Pair Boho printed curtains with furniture and decor that complements their lively energy, such as a mix of vintage and modern pieces. Choose natural materials like rattan, wood, and woven textiles for furniture to enhance the organic and relaxed vibe of Boho interiors. Incorporate layers of textiles through cushions, throws, and rugs in complementary colours and textures to create a cosy and inviting atmosphere. With Herringbone style printed curtains as the focal point, embrace a blend of global influences and personal treasures to curate a space that feels eclectic, vibrant, and uniquely yours.

Create a serene, relaxing ambience with coastal-style interiors, perfect for infusing your home with a breezy, laid-back atmosphere reminiscent of seaside living. Coastal design favours light and airy fabrics like linen or cotton in shades of subtle blues, evoking the tranquil hues of coastal waters. Pair these curtains with furniture crafted from natural materials such as rattan, wicker, or light-toned woods to enhance the coastal aesthetic while reflecting a relaxed, beach-inspired vibe. The Aqua Flow Sheer Curtains from our Metamorphosis collection exemplify this aesthetic with their serene blue base kissed with hints of Viking Blue, woven from airy linen to invite natural light gently into your space. These curtains embody modern elegance and filter light by 30-40%, striking the perfect balance between luminosity and privacy. The result is a serene and inviting space that harmoniously blends coastal relaxation with the vibrant cultural motifs of India's coastal regions.

Art Deco style emerged in the 1920s and 1930s, embodying a sense of luxury, glamour, and modernity. This iconic design movement is characterised by bold geometric shapes, lavish ornamentation, and a rich colour palette. Art Deco interiors often feature sleek, streamlined furniture with sharp angles and mirrored surfaces that reflect light and space. Materials such as chrome, glass, lacquer, and exotic woods like ebony are prevalent, adding to the opulence of the style. Walls may be adorned with bold wallpaper featuring geometric patterns or metallic finishes, complemented by plush carpets or geometric rugs. Curtains in Art Deco interiors are typically luxurious and tailored, using heavy fabrics like velvet or satin in rich colours such as deep blues, emerald greens, or gold. The Chevron Harmony Geometric Seafoam Green Velvet fabric perfectly embodies this aesthetic, combining a striking chevron pattern with the luxurious feel of velvet in a serene seafoam green hue. Ideal for upholstery or curtains in Art Deco interiors, this fabric adds a touch of glamour and elegance while staying true to the style's love for geometric shapes and rich textures. Accessories such as decorative sculptures, sleek table lamps with geometric patterns, and mirrored or lacquered furniture pieces complete the Art Deco look, creating a space that exudes elegance and sophistication. Pro tip: If you are working with a small area, add a mirror to reflect the light, which will give the illusion that your space is bigger than it seems.

Visual Description: Make a moodboard image featuring elements used in Art Deco style interiors such as

Metallic finishes - Light fixtures, frames, or decorative objects with gold finishes

Glass and Chrome - Table tops, lamps, or decorative accessories made of glass and chrome.

Exotic Woods - Furniture pieces or decor items made from exotic woods like ebony

Ornate Decorations - Sculptures, vases, and other ornamental pieces with intricate details.

Chevron Harmony Geometric Seafoam Green Velvet Curtains - Highlighting luxurious texture and geometric patterns.

Mirrored Furniture - Sleek, reflective surfaces to add a sense of space and light.

Bold Geometric Patterns - Wallpapers or decor pieces featuring strong, angular designs.

Shabby Chic style blends vintage elegance with a relaxed, lived-in feel, perfect for creating a cosy and inviting atmosphere reminiscent of a cottage retreat. Characterised by distressed furniture, soft pastel colours, and floral patterns, this approach celebrates imperfections with charm. Curtains in Shabby Chic interiors are typically light and airy, using fabrics like cotton or linen in soft, pastel shades, often adorned with floral prints. Check out our Pastel posy linen sheers perfect for creating a soft, relaxed atmosphere, and floral patterns align well with the romantic and vintage aspects of shabby chic decor. Tip: Embrace the essence of shabby chic style by starting with a neutral base on your walls and incorporating vintage furniture that exudes timeless charm. Showcase mixed collectibles and accessories that reflect your personal history and eclectic taste, adding layers of character to your space. Splurge on a chandelier to illuminate the vintage allure of distressed finishes and delicate lace, adding a touch of elegance and whimsy to complete the look.