Fabrics & Layers
Double Layer Curtains
A sheer plus an opaque curtain on two tracks — day softness, night privacy.
What You See
An inner sheer for daytime light with an outer opaque or blackout curtain drawn at night — the standard bedroom combination.
Heading & Stitching
Two independent tracks: a translucent sheer window-side and an opaque decorative or blackout curtain room-side (the opposite logic to a double sheer, which is two translucent layers).
Fitting & Installation
Double track, ideally ceiling-fixed or in a pelmet; each layer operates separately by hand or motor.
Benefits
- Day and night control in one window
- Layered, finished designer look
- Each layer can be motorized independently
Who It's For
Bedrooms and living rooms that need both daylight softness and evening privacy.
Key Considerations
- — Needs double-track depth
- — Choose the opaque layer's fabric for the level of darkness you want
- — Differs from double sheer, which stays translucent
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We’ll carry it into your quote — measurement, stitching and installation by our own team.
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