Yes, curtains can provide a thermal insulation by trapping a layer of air between the window and the curtain fabric. This layer of air helps to regulate the temperature of your home and can reduce your energy bills.

While curtains can be used in most areas of the home, they may not be suitable for use in high-moisture areas such as bathrooms or kitchens. This is because curtains can absorb moisture and may become mouldy or damp over time.

Yes, curtains can be paired with shutters or blinds to add an extra layer of privacy and light control. You can choose to use curtains alone, or pair them shutters or blinds for added functionality.

The best way to clean your curtains will depend on the fabric. Some curtains can be machine washed, while others will need to be dry cleaned. Check the care label of your curtains for specific instructions.