Sheer Curtains

Featuring the best sheer curtains in Australia

Quality and aesthetics are both so important when it comes to choosing sheer curtains. They may appear humble when seen alongside louder furnishings in a room but do plenty of work in the background to set the mood. ArchiPro features only the best quality products from trusted suppliers in Australia with a range to complement any number of diverse interiors. Mix and match with other readymade curtains to complete the look.

Types of sheer curtains

Voile curtains

This delicate, lightweight sheer fabric adds an understated elegance to any room. Voile curtains come in plain, patterned or lace edge varieties and have a good drape to them.

Net curtains

Net curtains are knitted rather than woven and are coarser than voile fabrics. They provide a good level of daytime privacy while still filtering through a decent amount of natural light.

Lace curtains

These classic curtains are great for adding a traditional or romantic touch as a window treatment and the intricate designs help to add an element of privacy.

Advantages of high-quality sheer curtains

Sheer curtains are made from lightweight curtain fabrics than their heavy and opaque counterparts. While their lightness gives them their special quality, it also makes them more delicate. High-quality fabric will stand the test of time and resist the yellowing that strong UV light can sometimes cause on low-quality white sheer curtains. If you opt for a looser woven fabric, such as net curtains, then good-quality materials can mean that you won’t have to fret about fraying and tearing.

How to choose sheer curtains that are right for you

When making the decision to purchase sheer curtains in Australia, understanding your main reason for doing so is important. If privacy or bright light are your primary concerns, then heavier semi-transparent curtains with a denser weave are a good fit. Texture, colour, and draping might be more important details to attend to if styling is near the top of your list. Try to also consider the furniture, fixtures, and decorative objects in the living room (or otherwise) that they’ll be in, being sure not to create a conflict in the aesthetic. If you like a dimmer room, you can go for blackout curtains, which are great at blocking out light.