Patterned curtains (chevron/geometric/neon) but good quality?

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I’m looking at quite bold curtains - either chevron patterned/geometric/neon/some kind of graphic print but I can’t find any or any I like in eg Next/Wayfair/John Lewis/Made and only online in places where I’ve got no idea of the quality. Has anyone gone for this kind of style and where did you buy from?

Bump.

I am torn between having highly patterned curtains and going for plain. I am having curtains made so am likely to have a one colour fabric with a texture. I'm too scared that patterned ones will date.

I have Orla Kiely curtains in navy linear stem design and like them. She does plenty of designs, as does Scion. Maybe take a look on Curtains 2 go.

Thank you I will have a look.

I keep looking at the Spoonflower website at this sort of thing because I love big abstract patterns. It's an American site and it does some amazing patterns then seems to print to order which I'd never heard of before. I haven't plucked up the courage to use them yet but some of their designs are just fantastic, so much to choose from. I'd be interested if anyone read this who has used them!

You can normally get samples from the online makers

Try Scion fabrics, but readymade will be much cheaper. I usually use John Lewis, but I don't think the quality of their readymade is a patch on getting some made. But it the cost is crazy.

Love this Scion one

How about getting some samples from Britannia Rose or similar? I had tonnes of samples, and went to a local curtains maker, who also had books and books of samples that I went through. In the end, I used one of their fabrics, which was a third of the price of the one I'd liked most from Britannia Rose! But custom made curtains are definitely NOT cheap, so choose carefully, you'll have them forever.

In terms of off the shelf, I was recently delighted with the range offered at Dunelm.

Scion. We have curtains made with scion fabric and it is heavy and draped well, especially with linings.
We got them made via one of the online companies - can't remember which