Sydney sheer curtains that soften the light, not the view.

Yes. Once it is dark outside and your lights are on, a sheer shows shapes and movement from the street. If a room needs night-time privacy, we pair the sheer with a blockout curtain behind it on a double track, or a blockout roller blind on the glass.

In daylight a sheer lets you see out while making it hard to see in. How open it looks depends on the weave: finer sheers are lighter and more see-through, linen-look and textured sheers are more private. We bring samples to hold up at your own window so you can judge it in your own light.

S-fold, also called wave fold, is a curtain heading that hangs in even, continuous S-shaped waves from carriers on the track. It looks clean and modern, glides easily and stacks neatly to the side when open. It is the sheer style most Sydney homes choose.

Yes. Every sheer is custom made to your measurements and Australian made, never cut from a stock size. Then our own team does the sheer curtain installation: the track, the curtains, a final check that everything glides and stacks neatly, and a clean-up. Installation is included in your quote.

Either works. A ceiling track lets the sheer run from ceiling to floor, which makes the room feel taller and hides the window frame. A wall track suits windows with a bulkhead, cornice or no room above. We recommend the best option for each window at the measure.

Yes. Sheers can run on a motorised track controlled by remote, wall switch or app, and can be integrated with smart-home systems including Amazon Alexa and Google Home. It is especially handy on wide spans and high windows. See motorised curtains.

Usually 2–3 weeks from your free in-home measure to installation. We confirm the timing for your order when we visit.

It depends on the fabric you choose. Some sheers can be gently machine washed and others are dry-clean only. We give you care instructions with every order.