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Made for your windows

Frame the light. Soften the room.

From the lightness of a sheer to the depth of a lined curtain, plan window treatments around the way you live.

Larsen sheer curtains filtering daylight in a dining room

Three ways to dress your windows.

Larsen patterned full-height curtains in a room setting

Curtains

Bring softness, colour and a sense of height to the room. Fabric, fullness and heading work together to shape the finished drape.

Close-up of the open weave and folds of a Larsen sheer fabric

Voiles & sheers

Filter daylight and soften the view. We consider privacy with the fabric and the lighting inside and outside your room.

Roman blinds

A tailored fabric treatment with folds that gather as the blind rises. Consider it on its own or layered with curtains.

The heading changes the look.

We consider heading, fullness, fabric weight and the track or pole together. The available options are confirmed for your chosen fabric and window.

Wave or pinch pleat?

Wave: Soft, regular folds for a flowing finish.

Pinch pleat: Sewn-in pleats for a more structured, tailored look.

Consider the detail.

Lining & light

Choose a lining to support the fabric’s drape and the light control you need. Blackout lining reduces light through the fabric; light can still enter around the edges.

Layering

Combine a voile with curtains or a blind to change the room’s light and privacy throughout the day.

Tracks & poles

Think about ceiling or wall fixing, the available space, corners and bay windows. We confirm the appropriate system and any motorisation requirements in the specification.

Finishing touches

Discuss trims, leading edges, tiebacks and coordinating soft furnishings with your designer. We confirm what can be made and supplied for your chosen scheme.

From your first ideas to fitting.

01

Discuss the project

Start with the complimentary 30-minute chat about the rooms, budget, timescale and help you need.

02

Develop the scheme

In your paid design appointment, compare the fabric, colour, heading, lining and hardware for the agreed project.

03

Confirm the specification

We confirm final measurements, quantities, making, hardware and the full quotation before manufacture.

04

Arrange installation

Agree lead times and fitting arrangements, with the scope and any additional charges confirmed for your location.

Your design appointment

Fabric and wallcovering consultation · £150 per room. A 60-minute appointment, paid in advance and credited against your resulting Fultons order.

Your booked design appointment gives you dedicated time with our team and the professional sample library. Fabric and wallcovering schemes are supplied as part of an agreed project. We do not offer casual sample-book browsing or standalone single-roll wallpaper and cut-length fabric sales.

What affects the price?

Width and drop, fabric width and pattern repeat, fullness, heading, lining and making affect the fabric and production cost. Tracks, poles, motorisation, access and fitting are confirmed separately within the project quotation.

Should I measure before visiting?

A photograph and approximate width and drop help us understand the project and early budget. Final measurements and the fitting method must be confirmed before manufacture.

Can you coordinate the rest of the room?

Yes. Curtains and blinds can be considered alongside furniture, wallcoverings and flooring within your chosen design service.

Let’s talk about your project

Tell us about your curtains project

Start with a complimentary 30-minute showroom chat about your project, priorities, budget and timescale. We’ll explain how we can help and agree the scope and any fee for the next stage. There is no obligation to proceed.

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