Curtains · Jaipur

Style. Comfort. Elegance.

Custom curtains, curtain fabrics and window treatments for every room. Explore sheer, blackout and layered curtains in a wide range of fabrics, colours and styles — our team helps you choose based on light control, privacy, room décor and window size, from OM Furnishing, the home furnishing division of Cloud9 Mattress Jaipur.

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OM Furnishing curtains — beige drapes with sheer layer in a living room, Kalwar Road Jaipur showroom
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See Your Room Before You Buy

See the difference the right curtains can make.

This is an example of how we can help you visualise the transformation. Share a photo of your room and our team will suggest curtains, fabrics and colours that suit your space — before you spend a rupee.

Start With Your Room

What do you want your curtains to do?

From controlling sunlight to adding privacy and style, choose the curtain function that matters most to you.

Start with your room — light control, privacy, decoration, blackout and layered look curtain guide

Curtains do more than decorate a window. Light control filters natural light and reduces glare while keeping a room bright. Privacy keeps your space comfortable day and night. Decoration enhances your room's style, colour palette and ambiance. Blackout curtains block most or all sunlight for better sleep, and a layered look combines sheers and drapes for flexible light control with a rich, elegant finish.

Choose Your Curtain Type

Sheer, blackout or layered.

Choose the right curtain type based on your light, privacy and style needs.

Sheer curtains, blackout curtains and layered curtains compared — light filtering, privacy and best-for room recommendations

Sheer curtains are light and airy, filtering sunlight while maintaining your outside view — best for living rooms, dining areas and daylight spaces. Blackout curtains block most light for maximum comfort and privacy, suited to bedrooms, kids' rooms, home theatres and shift workers. Layered curtains combine sheers and blackout or dimout drapes for flexible light control and a rich, elegant look — ideal for living rooms, master bedrooms and large windows.

Choose Your Curtain Hanging Style

The finish that suits your décor.

Curtain hanging styles can change the overall look and feel of your room — choose the finish that suits your décor and window.

Curtain hanging styles — grommet, back tab, double pinch pleat and triple pinch pleat with best-for room recommendations

Grommet curtains are modern and sleek, sliding smoothly on the rod — best for modern spaces and high-traffic areas. Back tab gives a timeless, tailored look with fabric tabs hidden at the back, suited to traditional interiors and bedrooms. Double pinch pleat is elegant and full-bodied, ideal for formal living rooms and dining areas. Triple pinch pleat is the most luxurious and voluminous style, best for large windows and elegant, luxury interiors.

Single Panel or Split Panel

Choose the layout that suits your window.

One continuous panel or two panels that open from the centre — pick what works best for your window and room layout.

Single curtain panel versus split curtain panels compared

A single panel is one continuous curtain, useful for narrower windows or certain room layouts, giving a clean, minimal look that's simple to use. Split panels — two panels that open from the centre — are generally more convenient for wider windows and doors, offering a balanced look and better coverage.

Choose Your Curtain Fullness

How much fabric do you need?

Curtain fullness refers to how much fabric you use in relation to the width of your window — greater fullness gives a richer, more gathered appearance.

Curtain fullness guide — 1.5x light and minimal look, 2x balanced and versatile, 2.5x rich and luxurious look

1.5x fullness gives slight gathers, uses less fabric and suits a clean, modern look. 2x fullness is the most popular choice, with moderate gathers that work well in most spaces. 2.5x fullness creates deep, rich gathers for a luxurious, dramatic effect — ideal for formal and spacious rooms. Measure your window width and multiply it by your chosen fullness factor to get the total fabric width you need.

Choose Your Curtain Length

Above floor, kiss floor, or puddle.

Choose the style that suits your room, ceiling height and personal preference, then measure from the top of the curtain rod to your selected length.

Curtain length guide — above floor, kiss floor and puddle length compared

Above floor curtains end 1-2 cm above the ground for a clean, modern, easy-to-clean look — best for casual spaces, kitchens and kids' rooms. Kiss floor curtains lightly touch the floor for a neat, elegant look that works well in most rooms, including living rooms, dining rooms and bedrooms. Puddle length extends beyond the floor for a luxurious, dramatic look, best suited to formal spaces, high ceilings and large windows.

Choose Your Curtain Fabric

Look, light, privacy and maintenance, compared.

Choose the right fabric based on the look, light control, privacy, comfort and maintenance you want for your room.

Curtain fabric comparison table — linen, polyester blends, sheers, blackout, dimout, cotton and velvet compared by look, light, privacy, maintenance and best suited for

Linen and linen blends are natural, textured and elegant with moderate privacy. Polyester and blends are durable, wrinkle-resistant and low maintenance — ideal for high-traffic homes with kids. Sheers allow lots of natural light with low privacy, best for daytime use. Blackout fabric blocks almost 100% of light for bedrooms and home theatres. Dimout reduces most light with good privacy for a softer effect. Cotton gives a soft, matte, natural charm, and velvet is luxurious and opulent for formal, statement spaces. Combine fabrics — like sheers with dimout or blackout — for better light control, privacy and a more styled look.

Choose Your Colour & Pattern

Match, contrast or coordinate.

Consider your wall colour, furniture, flooring and décor — bring home fabric swatches and test in your lighting.

Curtain colour guide — match, contrast and coordinate approaches with best-for room recommendations

Match your curtains with your walls or large furniture for a seamless, calm and spacious look — best for small rooms and minimalist spaces. Contrast with a colour that stands out from your walls or main furniture to add drama and highlight your windows — best for neutral, modern interiors. Coordinate using colours from the same tone family to create a balanced, harmonious look — ideal for layered, classic or colourful interiors.

Which Curtains Work Best for Each Room?

Choose by the needs of each room.

From privacy and light control to comfort, style and everyday practicality — living room, bedroom, kids' room, dining and home office.

Curtain guide by room — living room, bedroom, kids room, dining and home office with match, contrast and coordinate tips

In the living room, blend with existing colours or use a different tone to make a statement. In the bedroom, match to walls or bedding for a calm, cohesive feel, or add depth with a deeper shade. For a kids' room, use cheerful colours or playful patterns. In the dining area, richer or darker tones add an elegant feel. For a home office, calming, neutral colours support focus and productivity.

Curtain FAQs

How much fabric fullness do I need for curtains?

Measure your window width and multiply it by your chosen fullness factor. 1.5x fullness gives a light, minimal look; 2x is the balanced, most popular choice; 2.5x gives a rich, luxurious, more gathered appearance.

What curtain length should I choose?

Above floor (ending 1-2 cm above the ground) gives a clean, modern, easy-to-clean look. Kiss floor, where curtains lightly touch the floor, works well in most rooms. Puddle length, where fabric extends onto the floor, suits formal spaces with high ceilings and large windows.

What is the difference between sheer, blackout and layered curtains?

Sheer curtains are light and airy, filtering sunlight while maintaining your view. Blackout curtains block most light for maximum privacy and comfort, suited to bedrooms and home theatres. Layered curtains combine sheers and drapes for flexible light control and a rich, elegant finish.

Can I see how curtains will look in my room before buying?

Yes. Share a photo of your room on WhatsApp and our team can help you visualise how different curtain styles, fabrics and colours will look in your space before you decide.

Visit OM Furnishing

See, feel and compare premium curtain fabrics, styles and colours in person. Shop No. 3/4, OM Tower, Kalwar Road, Jai Dadi Nagar, Gokulpura, Jaipur - 302012 · Open 10:30 AM – 9:00 PM, every day.

Fabric, colour and style availability can vary by collection. Please confirm current availability with our showroom before purchase.