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Curtains

With IKEA curtains, you keep warmth and too bright sunlight outside, keep your house cool and create more privacy. Select the amount of light filtration you want to let into your room and find the perfect curtains for every room in your house.

Learn more about choosing and combining curtains.

Goodbye slep mask, hello blackout curtains

Make it sleepy time any time with ROSENMANDEL, blackout curtains that block all light from shining through and make your room completely dark. Stylish on their own, but also beautiful to pair with sheer curtains and other textiles. So, block out the light, bring on the sweet dreams.

A person’s hand is sticking out from behind pulled ROSENMANDEL blackout curtains, about to drop a sleep mask on the floor.
Close-up of four ROSENMANDEL blackout curtains, each in a different colour: blue, green, grey and white.

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    Want to quickly and easily shorten your curtains?

    With the SY iron-on hemming strip you can shorten your curtains yourself. 

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    Hide light when you need to

    Wheter it's from a streetlamp, the moon, or morning sun, light can easily disturb sleep. Which is why block-our curtains were invented. Block-out curtains completely darken your bedroom and keep the light out, so you can snooze on regardless. Check out our stylish and versatile range to add flair to your space  and make sure you only get a glow of daylight when you're ready for it.

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    Light-brown ROSENMANDEL block-out curtains in a bedroom next to a MALM cabinet.
    A cosy bedroom with blue LÖNNSTÄVMAL block-out curtains and white ROSENROBINIA curtains next to a VARMBLIXT lamp.
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    A bedroom with three blue HOPPVALS roller blinds on the window for an extra layer of insulation in the winter.

    Tips to save energy costs in your home

    Save money by hanging curtains or blinds in your home. Curtains and blinds provide an extra layer of insulation, keeping warmth inside and cold air out.

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