
Soft flowing fabrics to create a light and elegant finish
There's a particular quality of light you get through a well-chosen sheer curtain that no other window covering replicates. Harsh direct sunlight is softened and diffused into a warm, even glow that fills the room without glare. The outdoors remains visible as a soft impression through the fabric, maintaining your connection to the garden or street while creating an envelope of privacy from passersby during the day.
The Surf Wave heading system transforms the classic sheer curtain into something genuinely contemporary. Rather than a gathered, bunched arrangement, the fabric hangs in perfect uniform and evenly spaced waves — an effect that looks both relaxed and architecturally precise at the same time.
Sheer Surf Wave Curtains are particularly effective in open-plan living and dining areas, where they can define zones while allowing light and air to flow freely between spaces. They also pair exceptionally well with block-out blinds or curtains behind them — the sheer curtain provides daytime privacy and glare control, while the blockout curtain is pulled across for nighttime privacy or media viewing.
Our sheer fabric range includes soft light weight to slightly heavier textured sheers that offer more substantial daytime privacy. Colours include crisp whites, warm naturals and darker toned options.
Do sheer curtains provide privacy?
Sheer curtains provide daytime privacy — you can see out but people looking in from outside see only the fabric. At night with lights on inside, sheers offer less privacy.
Can I layer sheer curtains with blockout blinds?
Yes — layering is one of the most popular approaches. Sheers for daytime light filtering, a blockout blind or curtain behind for full privacy and darkness at night.
What is the Surf Wave style?
Surf Wave (S-fold) creates uniform, evenly flowing waves in the curtain fabric using a continuous tracking system.
Are curved tracks available for bay windows?
Yes. Curved track systems are available for bay windows and other non-linear configurations.