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As the mercury dips and the British weather does its best to prolong winter for as long as possible, it’s time to think about keeping our homes toasty. 

But that doesn’t always have to mean cranking up the heating and watching your energy bills skyrocket! We’ve got some wallet-friendly ways that you can keep your home nice and warm during the cold snap.

 

Line Your Made-To-Measure Curtains & Blinds

You probably know that aside from the roof, your windows are one of the biggest sources of heat loss in your home. The good news is that you can minimise this by adding thermal interlining into curtains and blinds!

This layer helps to trap heat inside your home, providing additional insulation — plus, with made-to-measure options, you get a perfect fit for your windows, leaving no awkward gaps or draughts!

 

Timing Is Everything

Did you know that the timing of opening and closing your curtains can impact your room’s temperature? Open them during the day to let in natural warmth and sunlight (hello, free heating!) and close them as dusk falls to keep that toasty air where you want it: inside.

Garden Wall Coral Curtains

Layer Up

Why stop at one layer of window dressings? Layering curtains over blinds adds extra insulation and looks chic. Roman blinds paired with curtains? Trust us, it works!

Get more inspiration on how you can layer your curtains and blinds for a designer look in our blog post.

 

Colour And Fabric Matter

Darker, heavier fabrics are not just elegant; they’re practical too. They absorb heat during the day and release it slowly when it gets cooler. It’s like having a slow-release warmth system right in your living room.

Lewis and Wood Tribal Masal Blue curtains

Make The Most Of Your Radiators

Did you know that a lot of the heat from your radiators is lost through the back wall? Place reflective panels behind radiators, especially those on external walls. This nifty trick reflects heat back into the room rather than letting it escape through the walls.

Use Rugs

If you’ve got hardwood or laminate flooring, don’t let all that heat escape into the ground! Consider swapping to carpet or find a lovely thick rug that not only feels luxurious underfoot but also adds another layer of insulation to keep your room toasty.

With a few simple tweaks, you’re well on your way to a warmer, cosier home without touching the thermostat. Want to upgrade your style and your window insulation? Take a look at our entire range of made-to-measure curtains and blinds, available online at the Sewing House.

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