In the bedroom, blackout matters most. Blackout roller blinds give full darkness for quality sleep, double roller combines a sheer and a blackout fabric for day and night use, and pleated is ideal for attic bedrooms.
Why these curtains
For full darkness, choose blackout roller mounted over the frame so no light leaks at the sides. If you also want soft daytime light, double roller offers two fabrics in one system. For sloped attic windows, pleated sits flush on the glass and doesn't hang at an angle.
Frequently asked questions
Which curtains give full darkness?
Blackout roller fabrics are 100% opaque. For maximum darkness we mount over the window frame, not inside it.
Roller or double roller for the bedroom?
If you only want blackout — roller. If you also want daytime light without losing privacy — double roller (sheer + blackout in one system).
Do you have a solution for an attic bedroom?
Yes — pleated blinds for Velux/sloped windows, with no-drill mounting and a day/night option.