Voile blinds and curtains: soften your light

Voile curtains work well in this French door setting, allowing plenty of light flow while still allowing you to enjoy the view. The placement of the pole affects the movement of the curtain when the door is opened so bear this in mind, but the addition of extra window height above the door here prevents that from being a challenge.

Who says voile fabrics are boring? Definitely not us, with fabrics such as Cascade Dusk in our new collection. The multiple colours and geometric patterns create a contemporary look. Staggered threads run into cinnamon, umber and burnt sienna colour blocks beneath, creating a real sense of movement and life. This is a striking voile yet still retains that delicacy we love of voile fabrics.

Bay windows are ideally suited to voiles, as they really make the most of the vast expanse of glass and space, and allow the beauty of the window shape to be seen more clearly. With light coming in from multiple angles at the same time you don’t have to fuss with these voile curtains, no opening or closing for shade or to reduce glare versus not enough light coming in – they’ll simply hang there beautifully, softening all the light, allowing you to sit back and admire them. These voile curtains in Eton Stone show the way in which the colour increases and decreases dependant on the depths of folds.

Voile may not be the first fabric you think of for kitchens, but our new voile Roman blinds combine the best of both worlds, being both functional and beautiful. Natural daylight is a boon to any kitchen so make the most of it with our voile curtains and blinds that allow the light to flow into any room. These Roman blinds in Burford Charcoal offer an unusual weave that creates a heavy and rustic look, which is ideal in this kitchen.

These full length windows make the perfect spot to relax and enjoy a little me time in idle speculation, looking out at the view while the light dapples on every surface. Expertly crafted voile curtains work with the light to create a tranquil haven and this curtain in Somerton has a delicate cross hatch texture and a raw, organic feel to it which gives a rustic look.

Our new voile collection includes this linen-look Eton, and a ladder effect is created in the weave that adds a touch a movement. Available in four different colours ranging from white to grey, the colour is most pronounced when the voile layers upon itself, retaining the light softening benefits when hanging. It’s a charming update to the traditional voile.

From your in-home consultation through to the experts who precisely craft your voile curtain or blind, and our team of installers who ensure your window dressings are perfect, your satisfaction with our service is at the heart of everything we do.

Create a relaxed and informal dining room with voile curtains over large windows and doors such as these. Light plays a huge role in our dining experience throughout the day, so make the most of the natural light and enhance the setting with voile fabrics.