YELLOW/GOLD CURTAINS
Yellow curtains add the warmth that north-facing rooms usually lack. Our yellow and gold range covers pale lemon and butter through mustard and ochre to antique gold. Every pair is made to measure with a choice of heading (pencil pleat, pinch pleat, eyelet or wave), so the same mustard fabric can look relaxed in a kitchen or tailored in a formal lounge. Our curtain heading guide shows each one.
Which yellow should you choose?
Lemon and buttermilk are the gentlest, good in a north-facing kitchen or a hallway that gets little sun. Mustard and ochre look warm and settled against grey, navy and dark green walls, and they hide everyday marks better than pale shades. Antique gold has a slight sheen in some fabrics and suits a formal living room with darker wood or a period fireplace. Bright sunshine yellow is fun in a playroom but tiring in a bedroom.
Do mustard curtains go with grey walls?
Yes, it's one of the most reliable pairings there is. A mid or charcoal grey makes mustard look richer, and a mustard curtain over a grey blind looks smart without trying too hard. For the same warmth on another window, see yellow and gold blinds.
Which heading suits gold curtains in a formal room?
A double or triple pinch pleat gives the most tailored finish, and triple pinch pleat uses 260% fullness for a fuller drape. If you'd like yellow in a pattern, our geometric curtains are worth a look.
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