“These are the most beautiful curtains I have ever owned. Good quality and a lovely design that makes my living room look all lovely and cosy.
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Dunelm shoppers ‘thrilled’ with £75 curtains that ‘add warmth to any room’ reduced to £37(Image: Getty Images)
Homeware enthusiasts looking to give their living room, dining room or bedroom a much-needed refresh will want to turn their attention to Dunelm. The high street retailer has slashed the price of a pair of curtains and shoppers are snapping them up.
The multicoloured Lucetta Pencil Pleat Curtains are proving popular online and it’s not hard to see why. They were priced from £75 for the smallest size (W 117cm (46″) x D 137cm (54″)) while the largest size still stock costs £195.
Buying a new pair of curtains is one of the most effective and inexpensive ways to update your home’s décor without having to spend hundreds or even thousands on new furniture. Plus, new curtains not only improves the look a room, but also provides functional benefits like better insulation, light control, and sound reduction.
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Finished with a traditional pencil pleat header, the Lucetta Pencil Pleat Curtains are complete with a contrasting coloured pattern and are fully lined for a heavier finish. Weighted corners ensure they hang wonderfully. Matching cushion and tiebacks are also available.
The curtains also come in the choice of six other colours. Shoppers can pick them up in denim, mauve and natural, as well as in navy, plum purple and Prussian blue, although these options are not on sale.
Elsewhere, Dusk’s Floral Pencil Pleat Curtains are now better than half price, costing £24 instead of £30. Featuring a beautiful botanical design, the curtains add texture and warmth to your space.
The Lucetta Pencil Pleat Curtains have racked up over 400 five-star reviews(Image: Dunelm)
Alternatively, the Geometric Eyelet Curtains at Sainsbury’s Habitat have been reduced by 20%, now costing from £16 instead of £20. Featuring a cool geo pattern in mustard and grey, the curtains are made from 100% cotton and feature an eyelet hanging to give it a a modern pleat.
Back at Dunelm, the Lucetta Pencil Pleat Curtains boasts an overall star-rating of 4.7 out of five based on more than 500 reviews. One satisfied shopper said: “Just love these curtains, Excellent quality and look beautiful on the windows.”
A second wrote: “The Lucetta pencil pleat curtains I bought from Dunelm look fabulous and look far more expensive than they actually were. I would recommend them.”
Shoppers say the curtains ‘look more expensive’ than its price tag(Image: Dunelm)
“Absolutely thrilled with my new curtains,” a third penned. “We chose the multicoloured option, and are delighted with the cosy warmth they add to the room. Highly recommend.”
One shopper, however, gave the Lucetta Pencil Pleat Curtains a three-star rating because they weren’t ‘as wide’ as expected. It reads: “I should have bought wider curtains. They are okay, but they don’t ‘hang’ as nicely as I would like.”
Another three-star review mentions: “For a set of curtains at that price, I expected the header tape to be finished off properly and the edges to be pressed. The fabric is beautiful the finishing just let it down.”
The Lucetta Pencil Pleat Curtains come in seven colours including navy(Image: Dunelm)
But somebody else loved their latest Dunelm purchase, adding: “These are the most beautiful curtains I have ever owned. Good quality and a lovely design that makes my living room look all lovely and cosy. These curtains will not disappoint.”
Another five-star review reads: “These curtains are fabulous. Arrived without a single crease. Great instructions for hanging to get correct pleating and look. They look much more expensive than they are.
“I have big windows so this made a difference to me. They are quite light (but don’t look it), so they travel on the pole very smoothly without a lot of effort pulling them.”
