Blackout curtains

Madura blackout curtains: for all interiors

For 50 years, Madura has pursued a mission: to make you feel good at home. And our blackout curtains fulfill this mission wonderfully: they adapt to all styles and all environments and perfect your interior decoration.

Control the brightness of your rooms with our curtains! The blackout curtain allows you to give its own character to each room in your interior according to your desires and needs. Blackout comes in different materials, different fabrics and can be used as a curtain lining. Discover our wide selection of blackout curtains and choose the ones that will best suit your project. If your search is for blinds, know that there are blackout ones.

Quality curtains to make you feel better at home

Our blackout curtains suit all tastes and styles. They are available in many colors, warm or cool. Plain or patterned, they will fit perfectly into your interior, and add that little extra that will make you feel so at home. Elegance and comfort: what more could you ask for?

Blackout curtains in all sizes

Our blackout curtains exist in all sizes: you can therefore choose them according to the width of the opening you wish to cover. Windows, double windows, patio doors: our models fit everywhere and in every room!

Harmony of colors: plain and starry blackout curtains

Discover our different colors as well as our variety of patterns for blackout curtains.

Blackout curtains that combine style and performance 

A curtain that combines elegance and functionality, discover our carlina linen blackout curtain. Give yourself the opportunity to plunge your interior into darkness for moments of rest.

Finally, we also offer thick, opaque blackout curtains, single or lined, to have complete control over the darkness you want to create in your home. Night and day, they will help you filter the light coming from outside.

Discover our thick curtains and our small blackout curtains.

For total darkness, explore our selection of blackout curtains. And for additional opacity and reinforced thermal insulation, consider our curtain linings. If you prefer to filter the light while preserving your privacy, opt for our filtering curtains.

Madura: the partner for all your projects

Madura is here to help you with your project and support you in creating your environment and your privacy. And it’s free! In fact, we offer our clients videoconference meetings with our interior design experts. They will answer your questions and help you in your choices. So don’t hesitate and make an appointment online at Madura@home.

How much darkness do you actually get with a blackout curtain?

A blackout curtain blocks almost all light, but the degree of darkness varies depending on the product. A technical guide specifies that a room darkening curtain or a light blackout curtain blocks approximately 75-85% light, while a dark blackout curtain reaches 90-100% and that a “total blackout” curtain eliminates 100% light whatever its color. For a perfect night without shutters, opt for a 100% blackout model; for partial darkness or a gentle awakening, a blackout curtain is sufficient.

Do the materials (linen, cotton, velvet) influence the level of concealment?

Yes. The velvet, a noble and thick material, combines high blackout power and sound and thermal insulation; it is ideal for an elegant bedroom or living room.

The cotton is natural and breathable, but generally requires blackout lining to completely block light.

The linen is appreciated for its natural appearance but remains decorative; combined with a lining, it becomes a good ally for living rooms. Finally, technical fabrics mixing polyester, acrylic and cotton can benefit from treatments which reinforce concealment and insulation.. The thickness and density of the fabric therefore play a key role: the heavier and tighter a curtain is, the more light it blocks.

What should I do if the blackout curtain is not perfectly opaque in my room?

Several solutions can improve opacity. First, check the dimensions: the width of the curtain should be 1.5 to 2.5 times that of the window and cover at least 20 cm on each side to avoid light leaks; in height, it must exceed the window and, if possible, touch the floor. If the light still shines through, you can add a blackout lining which reinforces the blackout effect and improves insulation. Madura recommends attaching the lining behind the curtain using a double support to transform a filtering or decorative curtain into a blackout curtain. Finally, choosing a denser fabric or a darker color will increase the concealment.

Does the color of the blackout curtain influence its ability to block light?

Yes. The light colors (white, ecru, beige) provide softness and luminosity but can allow a little light to filter through; it is therefore advisable to combine them with a lining for optimal concealment. The dark shades (black, gray, brown) accentuate the darkness and create a cozy atmosphere, even without shutters. The pastels (powder pink, peacock blue, sage green) bring serenity and can be effective with a lining. The choice of color therefore depends on your needs for darkness and the brightness of the room: choose strong tones for very sunny rooms and doubled light tones for less bright spaces.

How to optimize thermal insulation with a blackout curtain and a lining?

To maximize insulation, combine a blackout curtain with a thermal lining. A thermal lining limits heat loss in winter and maintains freshness in summer. Sound linings also reduce noise pollution. Madura points out that the lining also protects against cold and heat by blocking drafts and reflecting the sun's rays.. For optimal insulation, choose a thick fabric like velvet and make sure the curtain covers the window in width and height to block drafts. Installation on a double rod allows you to superimpose blackout curtain and lining, thus optimizing thermal efficiency and darkness.