String curtains to decorate your home

There are two main places where people mostly use string curtains. A string curtain can be hung on the top beam of a door frame, the cords create the illusion of division, while still allowing light and air to flow through the house unlike when a door is closed. This option is great for some privacy in your room, without completely blocking out the rest of the home.

A string curtain can also be used in the window. Hanging on a string curtain in front of your window allows for light to freely shine and for you to still see outside. Many people use sheer curtains when they want a slight covering but still want daylight and string curtains are a great alternative. String curtains can also be layered up with other ready-made curtains, you can hang your string curtains behind and a full-length curtain in front so that you have complete control over the light and privacy in your home.

From time to time your string curtains will need a bit of freshening up. But fear not, it's not as hard as you think to get all the strands clean. We'd recommend that you tie up your string curtains in several places along the curtain, this will prevent the strands from getting tangled. You can use string or any other household item that will keep the strands together. Next, you'll want to place your string curtain in a wash bag. This is an important step and one that you don't want to skip! Using a wash bag ensures that the curtain fringe doesn't get tangled with any other items you may be washing or get stuck in your washing machine. Set your washing machine on a delicate wash, once finished, hang your curtains in a warm, dry area to air dry. 

You'll find string curtains in various colours in our collection so that you can find the perfect match to your interior colour scheme. Choose from purple, grey, mint green and cream. Choosing a corded curtain in a neutral colour like cream will make your home seem bright and airy.