Green Curtains

Kurtens green curtains come in 3 shades (mint green, olive green and pistachio green) across two ranges: blackout thermal & acoustic, and linen-look sheer. One blacks out and insulates, the other filters the light with a linen effect: you choose according to the room. Everything is made to measure, to the centimetre in width and height, with eyelet, pencil-pleat or rod-pocket heading. Green connects the interior to nature: mint and pistachio soothe a bedroom, olive warms a living room.
Our two ranges of green curtains

Green is also chosen by function. At Kurtens it comes in two ranges, each with a precise role:

  • Blackout thermal & acoustic: a dense green curtain (mint or olive) that blocks the light, insulates from cold and heat and reduces noise.
  • Linen-look sheer: a pistachio green curtain with a linen look that filters the light without stopping it, to keep privacy during the day.

To compare the functions, discover our blackout thermal & acoustic range.

Which shade of green to choose

From light green to deep green, each shade creates a different mood.

  • Mint green: fresh and bright, it soothes a bedroom, in the blackout thermal & acoustic range.
  • Olive green: warm and natural, it warms and structures a living room, in the blackout thermal & acoustic range.
  • Pistachio green: soft and tender, in linen-look sheer, it filters the light beautifully.
How to pair a green curtain

The most popular pairings work very well: a green and white scheme keeps a fresh, bright mood; green also pairs with light wood, brass, beige and touches of terracotta.

Olive green structures a living room against a light wall, mint and pistachio enlarge a bedroom. Our colour guide details each pairing.

Sage, olive, khaki or fir green: the shades of green

Green comes in many shades, each with its own mood.

  • Sage green: a soft greyed green, very on-trend, that calms a room.
  • Olive and khaki green: warm, natural greens that warm an interior.
  • Water green and almond green: light, fresh, slightly blue-tinged greens that open up a space.
  • Fir, bottle and emerald green: deep, dark greens that dress and structure.

At Kurtens, olive green covers the warm, deep greens, mint green the light, fresh greens, and pistachio green (linen-look sheer) the soft, bright tones.

Standard sizes or made to measure

Green curtains are available in standard sizes or made to measure, in width and height. To dress a large window, a double green curtain is often used, two panels meeting in the centre. Choose the heading to suit your rail, detailed in our heading guide: eyelets, pencil pleat, rod pocket or multifunction.

For dimensions, our measuring guide explains how to take measurements. Delivery is free and the Exact-Fit guarantee remakes the curtain in case of a measuring error.
Green curtains

Frequently asked questions
How many shades of green does Kurtens offer?

Green comes in three shades: mint green, olive green and pistachio green. Mint and olive come in blackout thermal & acoustic, pistachio in linen-look sheer.

Is the green curtain blackout?

Yes. Mint green and olive green, in the blackout thermal & acoustic range, block the daylight. Pistachio green, in linen-look sheer, filters it. You choose according to the room.

What is the difference between sage, olive and khaki green?

Sage green is a soft greyed green. Olive green is warmer and deeper, khaki leans towards brown. At Kurtens, olive green covers this register of warm, natural greens.

Which green for a living room?

For a living room, olive green warms and structures against a light wall. Mint green keeps a fresher, brighter mood. Both pair with white and wood.

How to pair a green curtain?

Green pairs with white, light wood, beige, brass and touches of terracotta. On a single window, keep just one strong colour.

Is the green curtain available made to measure?

Yes, in standard sizes or made to measure, in width and height, with the heading of your choice: eyelets, pencil pleat, rod pocket or multifunction.