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Sheer curtains

Light, airy fabrics that filter glare and give daytime privacy without shutting out the view.

From $401 for a 1.8m × 2.4m window, including track. Sample pricing

Soft white sheer curtains on a ceiling track in a bedroom with an arched window

A sheer softens a room more than any other window treatment. It takes the edge off harsh afternoon sun, blurs the view in from the street, and still lets the room feel bright.

On their own, sheers suit living areas, studies and anywhere you want light more than darkness. Paired with a blockout behind, they become the everyday layer of a double curtain.

Good for

  • Living and dining rooms
  • Street-facing windows that need daytime privacy
  • Softening large glass doors

Worth knowing

  • Sheers don't give privacy at night once lights are on inside
  • They won't darken a room for sleeping. Pair with a blockout for bedrooms

Sheer curtains in real homes

Sheer curtains wrapping around a corner of glass doors on a ceiling track
White sheer curtains behind a dining table
Floor-length white sheers in a light, calm bedroom
White sheer curtains beside a cream armchair
Sheer curtains running across a wide corner window in a living area
White eyelet sheer curtains filtering daylight in a bedroom
Close-up of a sheer curtain beside a potted palm
Fabrics

Fabrics for sheer curtains

Screens vary, so treat these colours as a guide and order swatches before you decide.

Linen-look Sheer · Sheer

A soft, slubby sheer that filters daylight and keeps the view. Looks like linen, washes and hangs better.

Chalk
Oat
Pebble
Mist

Soft Voile · Sheer

A fine, airy voile for gentle privacy and the lightest possible look.

White
Ivory
Dove

Questions about sheer curtains

Can people see in through a sheer?

In daylight, very little. At night with the lights on inside, yes, so most people pair sheers with a blockout in rooms that need night-time privacy.

Do sheers stop UV?

They filter a good share of it and help protect floors and furniture from fading, though not as completely as a lined or blockout fabric.