Custom Curtains are an opportunity to design a home that’s distinctly created for you and your family. BM Blinds will offer sound advice and great options when it comes to linings, headings, colours and much more. To set your home apart from the rest, and add an interior designer’s touch, you can choose any fabric you like from our SLX Roman Blinds and Curtains Collection. BM Blinds provides a large range of colour palettes and pattern options all in one location. This partnering means you can get roman blinds in the same or complimenting colourway – the full window package! This is your chance to go for something unique, something beautiful and something specific for you and your home.

Dress to Impress
Ready made curtains have come on leaps and bounds in recent years but if you want curtains that look new for a life time then there’s no denying custom is the way to go. Quite simply, you cannot beat the luxury, craftsmanship and perfection of a bespoke custom curtain. The attention to detail with regards to lining, stitching and overall finish is reflected in the final curtain. With 66 designs and 176 colour options you’ll be spoiled for choice.

My Windows Are Different Shapes
With so many self-build homes across Ireland unusual window sizes are common, making it hard to buy a standard ready made curtains to suit. With custom made curtains this isn’t a problem; you have the freedom to measure for the exact window size, down to the last millimetre.

Linings
You can choose certain linings depending on the purpose of the room such as blocking light out in a bedroom with a blackout or keeping heat in thanks to some linings extra thermal qualities. There’s a number of options to choose from in our range so here’s the breakdown;

PC99 – Twill weave sateen Poly/Cotton (Standard)

Thermal Lining – a lightweight lining with welcome thermal properties to keep you room warm and protects from dreaded drafts. This option comes at no extra cost!

Deluxe Sateen Lining – elegant sateen lining which has plush results.

Silk Black Out Lining – that same as Deluxe Sateen Lining with the added benefit of being Blackout. Ideal for Bedroom and any rooms which have lots of sun light.

Bonded Interlining/Blackout Bonded Interlining – these have a layer of wadding added to a regular lining or blackout lining as you choose. They add a thick luxurious look to your curtains, but are most suitable for fabrics that are a little stiffer due to the way they drape.

Headings
Choosing SLX custom made curtains means you can decided on the finished heading. The heading will depend on your curtain pole;

Pencil Pleat – these curtain heading usually consists of three rows of string threaded through it for three hook positions to suit all types of track and pole. It’s the most basic type of curtain heading and the top tape is washable. No other custom made curtains are washable as they’re made with a stiffener on top which goes limp if wet. Available in 3” Pleat | 2.0 Fullness

40mm Eyelets – this is a contemporary look using slightly less fabric so providing a cleaner finish. Available with a 2.5cm ‘stand up’ to the top of the curtain so measure from the top of the pole to where you want the curtains to finish. You must add 2.5cm to give us your overall required finished length. 1.8 Fullness | Eyelet: Stainless Steel . Brushed Steel . Gold . Black

Pinch Pleat – a classic drapery heading also known as the three-finger pleat. This heading creates a sleek modern header while allowing the curtain full functionality and fullness. Available 4” Double Pinch Pleat | 4” Triple Pinch Pleat | 6” Double Pinch Pleat | 6” Triple Pinch Pleat (our favourite!) | All 2.25 Fullness

One last word of advice…
Minimum Width: 460mm | Maximum Width: 4262mm

Minimum Drop: 460mm | Maximum Drop: 4000mm

As you can tell, the level of customised detail that goes into each and every one of our custom curtains is second to none. When you’re happy with all the personal specifications chosen for your curtains you can put your feet up. . .  we’ll look after the rest.

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