Dorma Beatrice Pink Blackout Pencil Pleat Curtains Pink/Green/White
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Dorma Beatrice Pink Blackout Pencil Pleat Curtains Pink/Green/White
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Description
These Dorma Beatrice Curtains poises an added element of serenity with the delicate watercolour styling and floral design. Digitally printed to capture every detail on smooth and silky 300 thread count cotton sateen, these curtains have been lined with a blackout lining that helps reduce the sunlight entering a room. Complete with a pencil pleat header, these curtains are perfect for use with a tack or a pole with curtain rings. Pair these curtains with the coordinating bed linen to gain a matching bedroom interior. This collection is verified by OEKO-TEX® and independently tested for harmful substances as well as manufactured using sustainable processes under socially responsible working conditions. MADE IN GREEN by OEKO-TEX® is a unique product label to trace the countries and production facilities - search the product label for more information. Green earth is a gentler and milder dry cleaning solution, this is why Dunelm is delighted to recommend Green Earth Cleaning. This environmentally non-toxic solution is available in around 300 outlets in the U. K. Including Johnson Cleaners and Waitrose. To find your nearest store, visit the. Green Earth Cleaning Global Store Locator.
Our Stylist Says
I love these pink, green, and white blackout curtains because they add a fresh, colourful touch while also blocking out light effectively. The pencil pleat design offers a classic look that works well in both traditional and contemporary interiors, making them quite versatile. They’re great for bedrooms or living rooms where you want to filter light without sacrificing privacy. For styling, consider pairing them with neutral walls and simple accessories to let the bold colours stand out, or mix with patterned cushions or rugs that reflect the curtain’s colour palette for a cohesive look. These curtains are both practical and stylish, making them a smart choice for adding a splash of colour while enhancing room comfort.
Anaya Kapoor
Flitch Interior Stylist
Dimensions
Dimensions can be found on Dunelm's website here
About Dunelm
A Legacy of Home Comfort Dunelm's Journey
Dunelm isn't just another store; it's a British legacy. Kicked off in 1979 by the dynamic duo, Bill and Jeany Adderley, what began as a simple market stall in Leicester transformed into one of the UK's most prominent home furnishings retailers.
Fast forward a bit, and their first brick-and-mortar store sprang to life in Leicester in 1984. Dunelm didn't stop there, making waves throughout the decades, innovating and expanding, launching an online shopping experience, and securing its place on the London Stock Exchange.
More than Just Products...A Personal Touch
With a whopping 177 stores across the UK, Dunelm isn't just about selling items; it's about crafting experiences. Many of their stores come with cosy Pausa cafes, offering a space to relax and refuel.
And if you've ever felt like joining a community, they've got dedicated Facebook groups for each store locality. It's not just about buying a product; it's about being part of the Dunelm family. Their online platform seamlessly complements their in-store experience, promising product availability and varied delivery options.
Sustainability and Future Thinking
But Dunelm is more than its rich history and expansive product range. At its core, the company is committed to creating that heartfelt sensation of truly being at home. They've placed a solid emphasis on making responsible, long-term decisions that prioritise our environment and cherish future relationships.
85% of their growth over the past five years is credited to market share gains, underscoring their commitment to sustainability and quality.
With over 50,000 products, many of which carry the Dunelm brand or are exclusive, they promise style, quality, and an increasing emphasis on eco-friendly credentials.
