Curtains & Blinds
Ready-made curtains, sheers, blinds and curtain rods to dress every window.
The window layer of a finished home. Browse ready-made blockout and sheer curtains, roller and venetian blinds, panel glides, and curtain rods, tracks and tiebacks from our partner — the pieces that give every room privacy, light control and warmth. Live pricing, bought direct from the retailer.
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Memphis Roller Blinds
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Bamboo Blockout Pinch Pleat Curtains
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Damask Blockout Pinch Pleat Curtains
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Leicester Room Darkening Pinch Pleat Curtains
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Leicester Room Darkening Pinch Pleat Curtains
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Leicester Room Darkening Pinch Pleat Curtains
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Leicester Room Darkening Pinch Pleat Curtains
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Leicester Room Darkening Pinch Pleat Curtains
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Lincoln Room Darkening Pinch Pleat Curtains
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Lincoln Room Darkening Pinch Pleat Curtains
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Window Blinds & Shades
Java Room Darkening Roller Blinds
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Window Blinds & Shades
Java Room Darkening Roller Blinds
from Curtain Wonderland
Window Blinds & Shades
Java Room Darkening Roller Blinds
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Moroso Room Darkening Pinch Pleat Curtains
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Helena Room Darkening Roller Blinds
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Window Blinds & Shades
Helena Room Darkening Roller Blinds
from Curtain Wonderland
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Memphis Roller Blinds
from Curtain Wonderland
Window Blinds & Shades
Memphis Roller Blinds
from Curtain Wonderland
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Panel Glide Track
from Curtain Wonderland
Window Blinds & Shades
Java Room Darkening Roller Blinds
from Curtain Wonderland
Window Blinds & Shades
Java Room Darkening Roller Blinds
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Curtains & Drapes
Seville Blockout Eyelet Curtain 220cm & 250cm Drop
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Seville Blockout Eyelet Curtain 220cm & 250cm Drop
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Seville Blockout Eyelet Curtain 220cm & 250cm Drop
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Buying curtains & blinds online: an independent guide
Blockout vs sheer vs light-filtering
Blockout curtains and blinds stop light and help insulate — the right call for bedrooms, media rooms and west-facing windows. Sheers soften light and give daytime privacy while keeping a room bright, and layering a sheer behind a blockout curtain gives you both day and night options on one window. Light-filtering roller blinds sit in between, cutting glare without blacking the room out.
Eyelet vs pinch pleat, and getting the size right
Eyelet (ring-top) curtains are the easy, casual option that slide onto a rod; pinch pleat gives a tailored, formal header that works on a rod or track. For fullness, order curtains about double the width of the window so they still look gathered when closed, and decide on the drop (to the sill, below the sill, or to the floor) before you buy — ready-made ranges come in set drops like 220cm and 250cm.
Rods, tracks and hanging it all
Match the hardware to the curtain: eyelet curtains need a rod, pinch pleat suits a track or a rod with rings, and panel glides run on their own track. Mount the rod 15–20cm above the window and extend it past the frame each side so curtains stack off the glass and the window feels larger. Add tiebacks or holdbacks to hold sheers and curtains open neatly during the day.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between blockout and sheer curtains?
Blockout curtains and blinds block light and add insulation, which suits bedrooms and west-facing rooms. Sheers filter light for daytime privacy while keeping a room bright. Many people layer a sheer behind a blockout curtain to get both day and night options on one window.
Should I choose eyelet or pinch pleat curtains?
Eyelet (ring-top) curtains are casual and slide straight onto a rod, making them the easy option. Pinch pleat curtains have a tailored, gathered header for a more formal look and work on a track or a rod with rings. Choose eyelet for simplicity and pinch pleat for a dressier finish.
How wide should my curtains be?
For curtains that still look full when closed, order a total curtain width of roughly double your window (or rod) width. Mount the rod above and wider than the window so the curtains stack off the glass when open, which also makes the window look larger.
Do you sell curtains and blinds directly?
No — we match you to curtains, blinds, curtain rods and bedding across Australian window-furnishing specialists with live pricing; you buy direct from the retailer.
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