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Where to buy faux silk curtains

Where to buy faux silk curtains

Caroline Reine Caroline Reine

Faux silk curtains are a luxurious soft furnishing solution which look great in contemporary interiors. Perfect for living rooms and bedrooms, faux silk curtains are stylish and affordable. This article takes a look at where to buy faux silk curtains to help you find the right product for you, at a price to suit your budget.

Supermarket saving

Tesco (Direct.tesco.com) Tesco's online store has some excellent deals on home furnishing and upholstery, including rugs, curtains and blinds. If you are looking for a bargain, check out the great range of curtains in faux silk fabrics available from Tesco Direct. Hot picks from Tesco include the Tesco Treble Taffeta black and pewter Faux Silk curtains. These stylish taffeta curtains would look fabulous in a contemporary bedroom and are an absolute bargain, priced at £50.00. Sainsbury's (Sainsburys.co.uk) Sainsbury's has some beautiful cream and black silk curtains with velvet panels. The TU contrast faux silk and velvet drapes are currently on special offer at Sainsbury's, with prices starting at just £12.50, saving you 50% on the original retail price. These two tone curtains are the perfect way to channel this season's colour block trend in your home.

Luxury living room drapes

House of Fraser (Houseoffraser.co.uk) Popular UK-based department store House of Fraser has some great luxury faux silk curtains. Hot picks from House of Fraser include the fabulous Linea red faux silk curtains for sale in House of Fraser stores across the UK, as well as online at Houseoffraser.co.uk. The Linea collection is exclusive to House of Fraser, and offers you high quality design at affordable prices. The Linea red faux silk curtains are lined with a high quality polyester and cotton mix fabric and have a stylish pencil pleat header. Priced at £65.00, these curtains are a great investment and would look perfect in your living room or dining room for a warm, welcoming feel. Kelly's Soft Furnishings (Kellysuk.co.uk) Kelly's is a specialist store stocking designer soft furnishings, curtains, blinds and tie-backs for curtains at low prices. Check out the gorgeous duck egg fully lined pencil pleat silk taffeta pleat curtains. Taffeta fabrics are a stylish and understated choice for any contemporary interior. Available in a range of different prints, these stylish curtains are embellished with chenille flowers and are perfect for cosy living rooms. With prices starting at just £11.99 for a pair, these curtains are a luxurious, affordable choice for those looking for silk draperies at low price. * Prices are correct as of 26.07.2011

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