As a specialist in made-to-measure window dressings we offer one of the biggest choices of curtain fabrics for made-to-measure Roman blinds and curtains available in the UK … and our collection has just got even bigger!
We’ve launched another two additional curtain fabric collections that we think include something for everyone. From English garden inspired florals, to muted greys and neutrals with a Scandi twist, here’s just a taste of some of the fabrics available and looks you can replicate in your home.
Fashionable florals inspired by English gardens
Our new floral-inspired patterned fabrics will breathe freshness and light into a bedroom with beautiful intricate florals in a palette of soft pinks, greens and yellows.
DESIGN TIP: A trend we’re seeing more of is to mix different types of floral designs in one interior scheme, as shown here. We present our fabrics in a way that you can easily choose co-ordinating designs that all tie in beautifully together. These can be made into curtains, Roman blinds and matching cushions. You can also benefit from expert advice during a free consultation with your local Apollo who can talk you through all of the fabrics and window dressing ideas in your own home.
The Cottagecore trend is all about bold blooms
Or why not embrace the Cottagecore trend, but give it a modern twist with a floral pattern clash. Shades of blush pink run throughout the floral fabrics used in this decor to pull the patterns together, set against a backdrop of dark dramatic walls and floor.
DESIGN TIP: Double dressing large windows with blinds and lined curtains will help to prevent heat loss through windows … helping to keep heating bills down during the colder months.
Scandi inspired fabrics
For a more paired-back Scandi-vibe, our new neutrals with subtle Nordic-inspired prints will create a calming sanctuary in any room. Layer subtle patterns in a complementary palette to create depth and interest.
Dark and dramatic designs in sumptuous texture-rich curtain and Roman blind fabrics
Our new collection also includes a wide selection of darker dramatic fabrics featuring charcoal grey accents, sure to ensure your room will be anything but bland. These dark grey curtains with an abstract geological print will make a statement in any room.
DESIGN TIP: One of the benefits of our in-home quote and design consultations by your local Apollo expert is that you can perfectly match and co-ordinate colours to existing furniture fabrics – no guesswork needed! We bring our fabric collection books to you so you can see how they will look in your home and how the fabric sits next to your existing colourways.
Why curtains?
Curtains have been a staple in UK homes for many years – and their appeal in interior design remains as strong as ever. There are almost endless options when it comes to the material, colour, pattern and style that you can choose, whether your curtains are a design focal point within a room or a more subtle backdrop for furniture and accessories.
We love the look of creative curtain designs when paired with a co-ordinating or contrasting blind.
Curtains are functional too – they can help to keep your bedroom dark for a good night’s sleep and will help prevent heat from escaping from windows in the winter months – helping with the rising energy costs we’re all experiencing.
At Apollo we can create the curtains that are right for you. We offer a wide range of curtain fabrics and header types, including pencil pleat, pinch pleat, triple pinch pleat, eyelet and wave, not to mention a number of lining options. Everything is handmade to exacting standards by our talented team.
And that’s not all – we also make cushion covers, tiebacks and Roman blinds from the same fabric collection so everything can be matching or coordinating – to create that truly bespoke look in your home. Plus we offer a selection of poles and tracks from top manufacturers such as Silent Gliss and Hallis Hudson to complete the look and quality of your new curtains.
Inspired? You can view the range online or why not book a home design consultation to touch and feel the fabrics up close.