Dunelm curtains: Our top picks from the range

With a soft linen weave, these curtains will create a relaxed and cosy atmosphere in any room. Their muted hues lend themselves well to Scandi interiors, although they’ll also fit seamlessly into coastal decor (think: wooden accents and beach-inspired wall art).

These curtains, part of Dunelm’s ongoing collaboration with the National History Museum, are designed to celebrate the wonders of the natural world. Thanks to an intricate botanical print and warm, rich colours, they resemble William Morris prints, making them ideal for both traditional and rustic decor.

These aptly named ‘Gatsby’ curtains look straight out of the Art Deco era, with a glamorous 1920s-inspired design. Pairing them with gold accessories, such as an elegant bar cart and a statement table lamp, will make you feel like you're partying (or lounging) with Jay Gatsby himself.

Note they're custom-made to ensure a flawless, tailored look without excess fabric or gaps.

These flowing gingham curtains are subtle, smart and will look especially charming in the warmer months. They’re also unlined, allowing natural light to filter through the fabric to create an airy, laid-back ambience.

This door curtain will prevent drafts and create privacy, which is especially useful if your door has panelled windows. As for looks, its Highland check will seamlessly complement rustic and farmhouse decor, adding a homely feel to a room.

If you’re looking for something stylish yet versatile, grey flatters almost any colour palette. And although these blackout curtains have a sweet floral design, they’re subtle enough not to overwhelm the rest of your decor.

We like this print so much that we featured the matching linen in our recent edit on grey bedding!

These delicate voile curtains will add a soft, elegant touch to a room and can be easily layered with a heavier layer for additional privacy. Look closely for the macrame detailed border — a charming extra detail that gives them a little more character.

Stylish and practical, these thermal curtains will help keep the heat in and drafts out. They’re also neutral enough to complement any setup, whether you prefer a traditional, contemporary or Scandi vibe.

We’re seeing lots of ikat prints in interiors this year. These curtains highlight the on-trend pattern using contrasting blues and whites, creating a striking piece that instantly draws attention as you enter a room.

In a deep olive hue, these velour curtains look lavish but are versatile enough to suit most schemes. To enhance the feeling of luxury in your home, we recommend pairing them with metallic accents and dark wooden furniture.