Sheer curtains, made to measure in Adelaide's north
Sheers take the glare off a bright window without shutting the room in. During the day they let light through and blur the view in, so you get privacy from the street while the room still feels open.
Why choose them
Sheer curtains at a glance
We measure every window, make the curtains to size and fit the track or rod ourselves. Sheers work on their own, or on a double track in front of a blockout curtain so you can switch between daylight and full dark.
Where they work best
- Living rooms and street-facing windows
- Large glass and sliding doors
- Softening a room that already has blinds
- Layering with blockout curtains
Options
Make them yours
- Heading style
- Wave (S-fold) for even, modern folds, or pinch pleat for a more tailored look.
- Fabric
- Linen-look, voile and textured weaves in whites, creams and soft greys.
- Hardware
- Ceiling or wall-fixed tracks, single or double, in colours to suit your trims.
- Operation
- Hand-drawn, wand-drawn or motorised tracks.
Worth knowing: Sheers are not a night-time privacy solution: with lights on inside, people can see in. For bedrooms and street-facing rooms at night, pair them with a blockout curtain or blind.
Our work
Sheer curtains we have installed
Questions
Sheer curtains FAQs
Do sheer curtains give privacy at night?
Not on their own. Sheers blur the view in during the day, but at night with lights on inside they become see-through. Pair them with a blockout curtain on a double track for night privacy.
What is the difference between wave fold and pinch pleat?
Wave fold hangs in continuous soft S-shaped folds and stacks neatly. Pinch pleat gathers the fabric into sewn pleats at the top for a more formal, tailored look.
Can you install sheers and blockouts on the same window?
Yes. We fit a double track with the sheer on the window side and the blockout in front, so each curtain opens and closes independently.
Get a quote for sheer curtains
Tell us which rooms you're thinking about. We'll come to you, measure every window and talk through what will work before you commit.