Children's Fabric

Definitely. While playful patterns are popular in children’s bedrooms and nurseries, many of our animal designs have a more subtle, sophisticated look that works beautifully in living rooms, dining rooms, or studies. A pair of made to measure curtains in a refined animal fabric can add personality without overpowering your scheme.

Yes! We offer up to six samples so you can see and feel the fabric before placing an order, we just ask you cover a small fee of £2.50 for UK postage. It’s the best way to check colour, texture, and suitability for your project.

The collection includes a wide range of playful and child‑friendly designs, from fun illustrations to softer, more subtle patterns, suitable for a variety of interior projects

Yes, many designs work perfectly as curtain fabric or made to measure roman blinds, adding colour and character to bedrooms and nurseries.

Absolutely. Selected fabrics are suitable as upholstery fabric, making them ideal for cushions, chairs, headboards or cosy reading corners.

A blackout lining is a specialised curtain or blind lining designed to significantly reduce incoming light. Added behind your chosen fabric, it works by blocking light at the window, helping to create a darker, more restful environment. Thicker than a standard curtain lining, blackout lining is particularly popular for bedrooms and nurseries, where improved light control can support better sleep. It can also help reduce some outside noise while adding body and structure to finished curtains.

A blackout lining is a specialised curtain or blind lining designed to significantly reduce incoming light. Added behind your chosen fabric, it works by blocking light at the window, helping to create a darker, more restful environment. Thicker than a standard curtain lining, blackout lining is particularly popular for bedrooms and nurseries, where improved light control can support better sleep. It can also help reduce some outside noise while adding body and structure to finished curtains.

A blackout lining is useful if you want to darken a room, reduce glare, or enjoy a better night’s sleep. They’re a popular choice for bedrooms, children’s rooms, and media rooms. If you prefer to keep natural light during the day, you may choose a standard or thermal lining instead. The good news is blackout linings also provide thermal benefits, making them a versatile option if you want to combine comfort with practicality.

Yes — blackout lining can help improve insulation by reducing heat loss in winter and limiting heat gain in summer. It’s a clever way to enhance comfort as well as light control.