{"id":5293,"date":"2026-06-23T08:19:58","date_gmt":"2026-06-23T08:19:58","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.dotcomblinds.com\/blog\/?p=5293"},"modified":"2026-05-26T08:52:01","modified_gmt":"2026-05-26T08:52:01","slug":"orla-kiely-curtains-styles-and-types-explored","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.dotcomblinds.com\/blog\/orla-kiely-curtains-styles-and-types-explored\/","title":{"rendered":"Orla Kiely Curtains: Styles and Types Explored"},"content":{"rendered":"

Orla Kiely curtains are a strong choice for homes that need pattern, colour and character at the window. Rather than relying on plain fabric or subtle texture alone, the Orla Kiely curtain collection at DotcomBlinds brings together recognisable stem motifs, graphic floral designs, playful prints and bolder retro-inspired colourways.<\/p>\n

What makes the range particularly useful is the number of different style directions available. Some designs, such as Orla Kiely Linear Stem Dark Grass Green Curtains<\/a>, give the room a clean, structured pattern with a familiar Orla Kiely look. Others, such as Orla Kiely Solid Stem Tomato Curtains<\/a>, feel stronger, warmer and more graphic, making them better suited to rooms where the curtains are intended to become a clear design feature.<\/p>\n

The collection also includes smaller-scale options, such as Orla Kiely Tiny Stem Pebble Curtains<\/a>, which are useful when you want the Orla Kiely style in a more understated way. At the other end of the range, larger and more expressive designs such as Orla Kiely Jumbo Solid Stem Seagrass Curtains<\/a> can create a much more confident look, particularly on larger windows.<\/p>\n

For customers looking for something softer or more playful, the range also includes flower-led and characterful designs. These include styles such as Orla Kiely Spot Flower Stem Yellow & Grey Curtains<\/a> and Orla Kiely Dog Show Green Curtains<\/a>, giving the collection more variety than a simple stem-patterned curtain range.<\/p>\n

As with all made-to-measure curtains, the fabric design is only one part of the decision. The final look is also shaped by the heading style, lining choice, colourway and the size of the window. A pencil pleat heading can give the curtains a softer, more traditional gathered finish, while an eyelet heading creates a simpler and more contemporary look. A double pinch pleat heading gives the curtains a more tailored appearance, which can be especially useful when working with bolder Orla Kiely patterns.<\/p>\n

In this guide, we will explore the main Orla Kiely curtain styles available at DotcomBlinds, looking at the different pattern types, colour choices, heading options, lining features and room uses. The aim is to help you choose not just an Orla Kiely design you like, but the right type of curtain for the way your room looks, feels and functions.<\/p>\n

Quick Overview of Orla Kiely Curtain Styles at DotcomBlinds<\/h2>\n

\"Orla<\/a><\/p>\n

The Orla Kiely curtain collection at DotcomBlinds can be grouped into several clear style types. While many of the designs share the same retro-inspired design language, the finished effect can vary significantly depending on the motif, scale and colourway. Some curtains feel clean and structured, while others are bolder, more playful or more decorative.<\/p>\n

For the most recognisable Orla Kiely look, the stem designs are the natural starting point. Orla Kiely Linear Stem Dark Grass Green Curtains<\/a> and Orla Kiely Linear Stem Dandelion on Cream Curtains<\/a> use a structured stem motif that works well in living rooms, bedrooms, dining spaces and home offices. The pattern has a clear rhythm, which helps the curtains feel graphic without becoming chaotic.<\/p>\n

For a stronger visual statement, the larger stem designs are better suited. Orla Kiely Jumbo Solid Stem Tomato Curtains<\/a>, Orla Kiely Jumbo Solid Stem Seagrass Curtains<\/a> and Orla Kiely Jumbo Linear Stem Marine Curtains<\/a> have more presence, making them useful for larger windows or rooms where the curtain fabric is intended to become a focal point.<\/p>\n

The range also includes smaller-scale designs, such as Orla Kiely Tiny Stem Pebble Curtains<\/a> and Orla Kiely Tiny Stem Duckegg Curtains<\/a>. These are easier to use in bedrooms, guest rooms and smaller spaces because the pattern adds detail without dominating the whole room.<\/p>\n

Flower-led designs, such as Orla Kiely Spot Flower Stem Yellow & Grey Curtains<\/a>, Orla Kiely Spot Flower Ditsy Blue Curtains<\/a> and Orla Kiely Spot Flower Ditsy Yellow Curtains<\/a>, offer a more playful alternative to the stem patterns. These designs are still graphic and retro in feel, but they bring a softer decorative quality to the room.<\/p>\n

There are also more characterful options in the collection, including Orla Kiely Dog Show Yellow Curtains<\/a>, Orla Kiely Dog Show Green Curtains<\/a> and Orla Kiely Florida Jade Curtains<\/a>. These are best suited to rooms where the curtain design is intended to be noticed, rather than simply blending into the background.<\/p>\n

The table below gives a simple overview of the main Orla Kiely curtain styles in the range.<\/p>\n

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Orla Kiely Curtain Style<\/th>\nExample Products<\/th>\nStyle Character<\/th>\nBest Suited To<\/th>\n<\/tr>\n<\/thead>\n
Linear Stem Curtains<\/strong><\/td>\nLinear Stem Dark Grass Green<\/a>
\nLinear Stem Dandelion on Cream<\/a><\/td>\n		Classic, structured and recognisably Orla Kiely<\/td>\nLiving rooms, bedrooms, dining rooms and home offices<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Jumbo Stem Curtains<\/strong><\/td>\nJumbo Solid Stem Tomato<\/a>
\nJumbo Linear Stem Marine<\/a><\/td>\n		Bold, graphic and more prominent<\/td>\nFeature windows, larger rooms and simpler interior schemes<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Tiny Stem Curtains<\/strong><\/td>\nTiny Stem Pebble<\/a>
\nTiny Stem Duckegg<\/a><\/td>\n		Smaller-scale, detailed and easier to style<\/td>\nBedrooms, guest rooms, smaller windows and layered interiors<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Solid Stem Curtains<\/strong><\/td>\nSolid Stem Tomato<\/a>
\nSolid Stem Green<\/a><\/td>\n		Clean, retro and colour-led<\/td>\nKitchens, dining rooms, creative spaces and rooms needing stronger colour<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Flower Pattern Curtains<\/strong><\/td>\nSpot Flower Stem Yellow & Grey<\/a>
\nSpot Flower Ditsy Blue<\/a><\/td>\n		Playful, decorative and retro-floral<\/td>\nBedrooms, kitchens, dining rooms and family spaces<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Character and Statement Curtains<\/strong><\/td>\nDog Show Green<\/a>
\nFlorida Jade<\/a><\/td>\n		More distinctive, playful and design-led<\/td>\nFamily rooms, children\u2019s rooms, informal spaces and feature windows<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n<\/div>\n

This variety means Orla Kiely curtains can be used in several different ways. A neutral or cooler-toned stem print can add pattern without overwhelming the room, while a jumbo stem or colourful flower design can become the main decorative feature. The best choice depends on whether the curtains need to sit quietly within the scheme or bring a stronger sense of colour, rhythm and personality to the space.<\/p>\n

Linear Stem Orla Kiely Curtains: The Classic Signature Look<\/h2>\n

\"Orla<\/a><\/p>\n

Linear Stem curtains are one of the clearest starting points in the Orla Kiely collection at DotcomBlinds. The design has the structured, repeating stem motif most closely associated with the Orla Kiely look, making it a strong option for customers who want something instantly recognisable, but still practical enough for everyday interiors.<\/p>\n

Unlike a loose floral or an abstract print, the Linear Stem pattern has a regular rhythm. This gives the curtains a sense of order, which is useful when working with a patterned fabric. The repeated vertical motif helps the fabric feel structured, so it can frame the window neatly without appearing random or overly busy.<\/p>\n

Within the DotcomBlinds range, there are several Linear Stem colourways, including Orla Kiely Linear Stem Dark Grass Green Curtains<\/a>, Orla Kiely Linear Stem Chalky Green Curtains<\/a>, Orla Kiely Linear Stem Dandelion on Cream Curtains<\/a>, Orla Kiely Linear Stem Kelp Curtains<\/a>, Orla Kiely Linear Stem Navy Whale Curtains<\/a> and Orla Kiely Linear Stem Persimmon Curtains<\/a>. This gives the style enough flexibility to work in both softer and bolder schemes.<\/p>\n

Green-based options are especially useful for rooms with a natural or mid-century-inspired feel. Orla Kiely Linear Stem Dark Grass Green Curtains<\/a> can add depth and definition, while Orla Kiely Linear Stem Chalky Green Curtains<\/a> feels a little softer and easier to pair with lighter walls, oak furniture and warm neutral accessories. These colours work well in living rooms, dining rooms and home offices where the curtains need to add pattern without feeling too decorative.<\/p>\n

Warmer colourways create a different effect. Orla Kiely Linear Stem Dandelion on Cream Curtains<\/a> can bring a brighter, more cheerful quality to a kitchen, dining room or family space, while Orla Kiely Linear Stem Persimmon Curtains<\/a> has a stronger retro feel. These warmer tones are best used where the curtains are intended to contribute more actively to the room\u2019s colour palette.<\/p>\n

Cooler options, such as Orla Kiely Linear Stem Navy Whale Curtains<\/a>, Orla Kiely Linear Stem Marine Curtains<\/a> and Orla Kiely Linear Stem Aqua Curtains<\/a>, are better suited to calmer interiors. These can work particularly well in bedrooms, home offices and living spaces where the pattern should add interest without making the room feel too warm or visually loud.<\/p>\n

The Linear Stem design is also a practical choice for larger curtain drops. Because the motif repeats cleanly, it can look balanced across a full-height window or patio door. On smaller windows, softer colourways may be easier to live with, while stronger colourways can work well if the rest of the room is kept relatively simple.<\/p>\n

Heading choice will affect how the pattern appears once the curtains are hung. A pencil pleat heading gives Linear Stem curtains a softer, more gathered look. An eyelet heading creates wider, more regular folds, which can suit the clean rhythm of the pattern. A double pinch pleat heading gives a more tailored finish, helping the fabric fall in a structured way and making the curtain feel more considered.<\/p>\n

Overall, Linear Stem Orla Kiely curtains are best suited to customers who want the recognisable Orla Kiely look without choosing the boldest or most playful design in the range. They offer a good balance of pattern, structure and colour choice, making them suitable for bedrooms, living rooms, dining rooms and home offices.<\/p>\n

Solid Stem and Jumbo Solid Stem Curtains: Bold, Graphic and Confident<\/h2>\n

\"Orla<\/a><\/p>\n

Solid Stem curtains offer a stronger and more graphic version of the Orla Kiely look. Where Linear Stem has a more structured, repeated rhythm, Solid Stem designs place more emphasis on bold shape and colour. This makes them well suited to rooms where the curtains are intended to stand out rather than sit quietly in the background.<\/p>\n

Within the DotcomBlinds range, Solid Stem options include Orla Kiely Solid Stem Tomato Curtains<\/a>, Orla Kiely Solid Stem Green Curtains<\/a>, Orla Kiely Solid Stem Yellow Curtains<\/a>, Orla Kiely Solid Stem Duckegg Curtains<\/a> and Orla Kiely Solid Stem Whale Curtains<\/a>. These designs are useful when you want a recognisable Orla Kiely motif, but with a cleaner and more colour-led finish.<\/p>\n

The bolder colourways are particularly effective when the room itself is fairly simple. Orla Kiely Solid Stem Tomato Curtains<\/a> can add warmth and energy to a dining room, kitchen or creative space, while Orla Kiely Solid Stem Yellow Curtains<\/a> can make a room feel brighter and more playful. These shades work best when they are picked up elsewhere in the scheme, such as through cushions, artwork, ceramics or smaller decorative accessories.<\/p>\n

Cooler Solid Stem colourways can feel slightly easier to use. Orla Kiely Solid Stem Duckegg Curtains<\/a> and Orla Kiely Solid Stem Whale Curtains<\/a> are better suited to bedrooms, calmer living rooms and home offices where the pattern should still be visible, but the colour needs to feel more restful. Green options, such as Orla Kiely Solid Stem Green Curtains<\/a>, are useful for rooms that already include wood, plants, warm neutrals or natural textures.<\/p>\n

Jumbo Solid Stem curtains take the same graphic idea further by increasing the scale of the pattern. Designs such as Orla Kiely Jumbo Solid Stem Tomato Curtains<\/a>, Orla Kiely Jumbo Solid Stem Pink Curtains<\/a>, Orla Kiely Jumbo Solid Stem Seagrass Curtains<\/a>, Orla Kiely Jumbo Solid Stem Black Curtains<\/a>, Orla Kiely Jumbo Solid Stem Green Curtains<\/a>, Orla Kiely Jumbo Solid Stem Yellow Curtains<\/a>, Orla Kiely Jumbo Solid Stem Whale Curtains<\/a> and Orla Kiely Jumbo Solid Stem Pebble Curtains<\/a> are better suited to rooms that can visually support a larger repeat.<\/p>\n

The jumbo versions are particularly effective on larger windows, wide curtain drops or rooms with plainer walls. Because the motif is bigger, the curtain fabric becomes more of a feature. This can work very well in a living room, dining room or main bedroom where the rest of the space is relatively calm. On smaller windows, the larger pattern may feel more dominant, so a softer colourway such as Orla Kiely Jumbo Solid Stem Pebble Curtains<\/a> or Orla Kiely Jumbo Solid Stem Seagrass Curtains<\/a> may be easier to use than a high-impact colour.<\/p>\n

The heading style also matters with these bolder designs. A pencil pleat heading will give Solid Stem curtains a softer gathered finish, but it can make larger motifs look more broken up across the folds. An eyelet heading creates wider, cleaner waves, which can suit the graphic nature of the design. A double pinch pleat heading gives the most tailored appearance and can help larger patterns feel more controlled.<\/p>\n

Solid Stem and Jumbo Solid Stem Orla Kiely curtains are best suited to interiors where the curtain fabric is intended to make a confident contribution to the room. They are a strong choice for customers who want a recognisable Orla Kiely pattern with more visual impact than a smaller repeat or softer stem design.<\/p>\n

Tiny Stem Curtains: Smaller-Scale Pattern for Softer Styling<\/h2>\n

\"Orla<\/a><\/p>\n

Tiny Stem curtains are a useful option for customers who like the Orla Kiely look, but want a smaller and more understated version of the pattern. Instead of using a large motif that immediately dominates the window, Tiny Stem designs introduce the recognisable stem style at a more compact scale. This makes them easier to use in bedrooms, guest rooms, home offices and smaller spaces.<\/p>\n

Within the DotcomBlinds range, Tiny Stem options include Orla Kiely Tiny Stem Pebble Curtains<\/a>, Orla Kiely Tiny Stem Tomato Curtains<\/a>, Orla Kiely Tiny Stem Yellow Curtains<\/a>, Orla Kiely Tiny Stem Green Curtains<\/a>, Orla Kiely Tiny Stem Duckegg Curtains<\/a>, Orla Kiely Tiny Stem Seagrass Curtains<\/a>, Orla Kiely Tiny Stem Whale Curtains<\/a> and Orla Kiely Tiny Stem Black Curtains<\/a>.<\/p>\n

The main advantage of a smaller-scale pattern is flexibility. Tiny Stem curtains can add visual interest without making the whole room feel strongly patterned. This is particularly useful where the room already includes other decorative details, such as patterned cushions, bedding, artwork, wallpaper or rugs. Rather than competing with those elements, the smaller repeat can sit alongside them more comfortably.<\/p>\n

For the softest and easiest-to-style option, Orla Kiely Tiny Stem Pebble Curtains<\/a> are a practical choice. The neutral colourway makes the pattern feel more restrained, which can work well in guest bedrooms, calm living rooms and rooms with warm neutral walls. Orla Kiely Tiny Stem Seagrass Curtains<\/a> offer a similar level of versatility, but with a slightly fresher natural tone.<\/p>\n

Cooler colourways can help create a calmer feel. Orla Kiely Tiny Stem Duckegg Curtains<\/a> and Orla Kiely Tiny Stem Whale Curtains<\/a> are well suited to bedrooms, studies and more restful living spaces. These shades work especially well with pale walls, natural wood, soft greys, warm whites and simple accessories.<\/p>\n

For rooms that need more colour, Tiny Stem is also available in stronger shades. Orla Kiely Tiny Stem Tomato Curtains<\/a>, Orla Kiely Tiny Stem Yellow Curtains<\/a> and Orla Kiely Tiny Stem Green Curtains<\/a> can add a clearer Orla Kiely character without the scale of a Jumbo Stem design. These can work well in children\u2019s rooms, creative home offices, kitchens or dining rooms where a stronger colour is welcome.<\/p>\n

Tiny Stem curtains are also practical for smaller windows. Large-scale motifs can sometimes lose their effect or feel too dominant when there is only a narrow section of fabric visible. A smaller repeat is more forgiving, because the pattern remains readable even across a smaller curtain width or shorter drop. This makes Tiny Stem a strong option for compact bedrooms, guest rooms, home offices and secondary windows.<\/p>\n

The heading style will affect how neat or relaxed the curtains feel. A pencil pleat heading gives Tiny Stem curtains a softer gathered look, which suits bedrooms and more traditional spaces. An eyelet heading creates a simpler finish and can make the pattern feel cleaner. A double pinch pleat heading gives a more tailored result, which may suit living rooms or smart guest rooms where the curtains need to look more structured.<\/p>\n

Tiny Stem Orla Kiely curtains are best suited to customers who want a recognisable pattern, but in a quieter and more adaptable form. They provide the colour and personality associated with Orla Kiely, while remaining easier to use in everyday rooms than some of the larger and bolder designs in the collection.<\/p>\n

Spot Flower and Spot Flower Stem Curtains: Playful Retro Floral Pattern<\/h2>\n

\"Orla<\/a><\/p>\n

The Spot Flower and Spot Flower Stem designs bring a more playful floral direction to the Orla Kiely curtain range at DotcomBlinds. They are still graphic and structured, but they feel softer and more decorative than the stem-only designs. This makes them a useful choice when the room needs pattern and colour, but with a friendlier, less formal feel.<\/p>\n

Within the range, flower-led designs include Orla Kiely Spot Flower Blue Curtains<\/a>, Orla Kiely Spot Flower Ditsy Red Curtains<\/a>, Orla Kiely Spot Flower Ditsy Blue Curtains<\/a>, Orla Kiely Spot Flower Ditsy Yellow Curtains<\/a>, Orla Kiely Spot Flower Stem Yellow & Grey Curtains<\/a>, Orla Kiely Spot Flower Stem Tomato & Pink Curtains<\/a> and Orla Kiely Spot Flower Stem Blue & Green Curtains<\/a>.<\/p>\n

These designs are different from traditional floral curtains. Rather than using soft, painterly flowers, they rely on simplified shapes, clear colour blocks and repeated motifs. The result is floral, but not overly delicate. That makes them easier to use in modern homes, family spaces and rooms where a conventional floral print might feel too traditional.<\/p>\n

The Spot Flower designs work particularly well where you want to introduce several colours through one curtain fabric. A multi-colour design can help connect different parts of the room, such as cushions, lampshades, artwork, painted furniture or rugs. For example, Orla Kiely Spot Flower Ditsy Blue Curtains<\/a> can help bring together cooler blue tones, while Orla Kiely Spot Flower Ditsy Yellow Curtains<\/a> can add a brighter, warmer accent.<\/p>\n

The Spot Flower Stem designs have a slightly more structured feel because the floral motif is combined with a stem element. Orla Kiely Spot Flower Stem Yellow & Grey Curtains<\/a> are a good option where the room needs warmth but still needs to feel controlled. Orla Kiely Spot Flower Stem Blue & Green Curtains<\/a> can work well in rooms with cooler or natural colour palettes, while Orla Kiely Spot Flower Stem Tomato & Pink Curtains<\/a> gives a stronger, warmer and more energetic look.<\/p>\n

These floral styles are well suited to bedrooms, kitchens, dining rooms, children\u2019s rooms and informal living spaces. In a bedroom, they can add warmth and personality without relying on heavy colour blocking. In a kitchen or dining room, they can create a more cheerful and sociable feel. In a child\u2019s room or family space, they can introduce pattern in a way that feels lively without being too novelty-led.<\/p>\n

Because these curtains are visually expressive, the surrounding scheme should be considered carefully. Plain walls, simple furniture and a smaller number of accent colours will usually allow the fabric to work harder. If the room already contains wallpaper, patterned upholstery or a strong rug, a smaller-scale flower design may be easier to use than one of the more colourful stem options.<\/p>\n

Heading choice can also change the overall effect. A pencil pleat heading will make Spot Flower curtains feel softer and more gathered, which suits bedrooms and relaxed family rooms. An eyelet heading can give the fabric a simpler, more modern finish. A double pinch pleat heading can help a more colourful floral design feel neater and more tailored, especially on larger windows.<\/p>\n

Spot Flower and Spot Flower Stem Orla Kiely curtains are best suited to customers who want pattern, colour and a clear retro-floral character. They are more playful than the Linear Stem designs, but still structured enough to work as made-to-measure curtains in everyday rooms.<\/p>\n

Dog Show Curtains: Characterful Pattern With a More Playful Edge<\/h2>\n

\"Orla<\/a><\/p>\n

The Dog Show designs bring a more characterful and informal feel to the Orla Kiely curtain range. While the stem and flower patterns are mainly built around graphic botanical shapes, Dog Show curtains introduce a more playful motif, making them well suited to rooms where the fabric is intended to add personality.<\/p>\n

Within the DotcomBlinds range, the key options include Orla Kiely Dog Show Yellow Curtains<\/a>, Orla Kiely Dog Show Whale Curtains<\/a> and Orla Kiely Dog Show Green Curtains<\/a>. Each gives the same design a slightly different mood, from brighter and more energetic to cooler and more grounded.<\/p>\n

Compared with Linear Stem or Tiny Stem curtains, Dog Show curtains feel less formal. They are not the quietest option in the Orla Kiely range, but that is part of their appeal. They work best in rooms where the pattern is allowed to be noticed, rather than in spaces where the curtains need to blend into the background.<\/p>\n

Orla Kiely Dog Show Yellow Curtains<\/a> are the brightest and most cheerful of the group. They can work well in family rooms, children\u2019s bedrooms, kitchens, utility rooms or informal dining areas where a warmer and more playful colour is suitable. Yellow can also help lift a room that otherwise feels quite plain, especially when used alongside warm whites, natural wood and simple accessories.<\/p>\n

Orla Kiely Dog Show Green Curtains<\/a> have a more natural feel and may be easier to use in country-inspired or relaxed modern interiors. Green works well with timber furniture, houseplants, cream walls, terracotta accessories and earthy colour palettes. It still gives the room character, but with a slightly softer visual effect than yellow.<\/p>\n

For a cooler and more understated version, Orla Kiely Dog Show Whale Curtains<\/a> are a useful option. The deeper blue tone can suit bedrooms, home offices, guest rooms or living spaces where the pattern should feel characterful but not overly bright. This colourway can work well with pale walls, navy accents, grey upholstery and natural flooring.<\/p>\n

Dog Show curtains are especially suited to informal spaces. A utility room, boot room, playroom or relaxed kitchen can often carry this type of motif more naturally than a formal sitting room. That said, they can still work in a living space if the rest of the scheme is kept simple and the customer wants the curtains to act as a light-hearted focal point.<\/p>\n

Because the design has a distinctive motif, it is worth being selective with nearby patterns. Plain walls, simple blinds, understated cushions and neutral flooring will help the fabric stand out without making the room feel too busy. If the room already includes wallpaper or heavily patterned upholstery, a more restrained Orla Kiely design such as Tiny Stem Pebble<\/a> or Linear Stem Chalky Green<\/a> may be easier to coordinate.<\/p>\n

The heading style can also affect the finish. A pencil pleat heading will give Dog Show curtains a softer and more traditional gathered look. An eyelet heading can make the design feel simpler and more casual, which suits the playful nature of the pattern. A double pinch pleat heading gives a more tailored finish, although this may be better reserved for rooms where the wider scheme is slightly smarter.<\/p>\n

Dog Show Orla Kiely curtains are best suited to customers who want something more distinctive than a stem or floral design. They are playful, graphic and memorable, making them a strong choice for family spaces, children\u2019s rooms, guest rooms, kitchens and informal areas where personality is part of the brief.<\/p>\n

Florida Curtains: Large-Scale Botanical Statement Designs<\/h2>\n

\"Orla<\/p>\n

The Florida designs sit at the more expressive end of the Orla Kiely curtain range at DotcomBlinds. While Linear Stem and Tiny Stem curtains use more regular repeat patterns, Florida curtains have a larger botanical feel, giving them a stronger presence at the window. They are best suited to rooms where the curtains are intended to become a feature rather than a quiet background layer.<\/p>\n

Within the range, the main options are Orla Kiely Florida Navy Whale Curtains<\/a> and Orla Kiely Florida Jade Curtains<\/a>. Both offer a bolder botanical look, but the colour direction changes how the design feels in the room.<\/p>\n

Orla Kiely Florida Jade Curtains<\/a> bring a fresher and more vibrant green-based look. This makes them a strong choice for living rooms, dining rooms and garden-facing spaces where the curtain fabric can connect with plants, natural wood, cream walls or softer neutral furniture. Jade can also work well in rooms that need more energy, especially if the surrounding d\u00e9cor is fairly simple.<\/p>\n

Orla Kiely Florida Navy Whale Curtains<\/a> have a deeper and more grounded effect. The darker blue tone makes the pattern feel more substantial, which can suit bedrooms, sitting rooms and interiors with stronger contrast. This colourway works particularly well with pale walls, warm woods, brass or gold-toned accessories and layered soft furnishings.<\/p>\n

Because Florida is a larger-scale botanical design, window size matters. On wider windows, French doors or full-length curtain drops, the pattern has enough space to be seen properly. This allows the design to feel intentional and balanced. On a smaller window, the same design may feel more dominant, especially if only part of the pattern repeat is visible.<\/p>\n

The surrounding room scheme should also be considered carefully. Florida curtains work best where the rest of the space gives them room to breathe. Plain walls, simple upholstery, natural flooring and carefully chosen accessories will usually work better than multiple competing patterns. If the room already includes strong wallpaper, patterned furniture or a busy rug, a smaller-scale option such as Orla Kiely Tiny Stem Pebble Curtains<\/a> may be easier to coordinate.<\/p>\n

In living rooms and dining rooms, Florida curtains can be used to create a clear focal point. They are particularly useful in rooms that otherwise feel plain, as the curtain fabric can add both pattern and colour without needing additional wall decoration. In bedrooms, the deeper Navy Whale colourway may be especially suitable when paired with blackout or thermal lining for a more comfortable and practical finish.<\/p>\n

The heading style can change how bold the Florida design feels once hung. A pencil pleat heading will create a softer, more gathered appearance, which can make the larger pattern feel more relaxed. An eyelet heading gives wider, cleaner folds and may suit a more contemporary interior. A double pinch pleat heading can make Florida curtains feel more tailored and deliberate, which is useful if they are being used in a smarter living room or main bedroom.<\/p>\n

Florida Orla Kiely curtains are best suited to customers who want a confident botanical curtain rather than a small repeat or subtle pattern. They bring colour, scale and personality to the window, making them a strong option for feature windows and rooms where the curtains are expected to play a visible role in the overall design.<\/p>\n

Orla Kiely Curtain Colours: From Retro Brights to Softer Naturals<\/h2>\n

\"Orla<\/p>\n

Colour has a major influence on how Orla Kiely curtains feel once they are installed. The same type of pattern can look calm, bold, playful or graphic depending on the colourway. This is especially important with Orla Kiely designs because many of the patterns are already visually distinctive. The colour choice can either soften the effect or make the curtains a clear focal point.<\/p>\n

Greens and Natural Tones<\/h3>\n

Green is one of the most versatile colour directions in the Orla Kiely curtain range. It works particularly well because many of the designs are stem, leaf or botanical-led, so green colourways naturally support the pattern style.<\/p>\n

Options such as Orla Kiely Linear Stem Dark Grass Green Curtains<\/a>, Orla Kiely Linear Stem Chalky Green Curtains<\/a>, Orla Kiely Solid Stem Green Curtains<\/a>, Orla Kiely Tiny Stem Green Curtains<\/a> and Orla Kiely Florida Jade Curtains<\/a> can all work well in rooms with natural materials, plants, wooden furniture and warm neutral walls.<\/p>\n

Darker greens, such as Dark Grass Green, can add depth and definition. Softer green tones, such as Chalky Green or Seagrass, are easier to use where the curtains need to feel fresher and less dominant. These shades are especially suited to living rooms, dining rooms, kitchens and garden-facing spaces.<\/p>\n

Blues and Cool Tones<\/h3>\n

Blue-based Orla Kiely curtains are a good option where the room needs pattern, but the overall feel should remain calm and controlled. Cooler tones can make the graphic patterns easier to live with, particularly in bedrooms, home offices and more restful living spaces.<\/p>\n

Examples include Orla Kiely Linear Stem Navy Whale Curtains<\/a>, Orla Kiely Linear Stem Marine Curtains<\/a>, Orla Kiely Tiny Stem Duckegg Curtains<\/a>, Orla Kiely Tiny Stem Whale Curtains<\/a>, Orla Kiely Solid Stem Whale Curtains<\/a> and Orla Kiely Florida Navy Whale Curtains<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Duckegg and aqua-style tones feel softer and lighter, making them suitable for bedrooms and guest rooms. Marine, Whale and Navy Whale shades create a stronger, more grounded look. These deeper tones can work well with pale walls, warm woods, brass details, navy accessories and simple bedding or upholstery.<\/p>\n

Warm Retro Colours<\/h3>\n

Warm colours bring out the retro character of the Orla Kiely range most clearly. Tomato, persimmon, yellow, dandelion and pink-based colourways tend to feel more energetic and design-led. They are best used where the curtains are intended to add warmth, personality and a more confident decorative statement.<\/p>\n

Products such as Orla Kiely Solid Stem Tomato Curtains<\/a>, Orla Kiely Linear Stem Persimmon Curtains<\/a>, Orla Kiely Linear Stem Dandelion on Cream Curtains<\/a>, Orla Kiely Tiny Stem Yellow Curtains<\/a>, Orla Kiely Jumbo Solid Stem Pink Curtains<\/a> and Orla Kiely Spot Flower Stem Tomato & Pink Curtains<\/a> are good examples.<\/p>\n

These warmer options can work particularly well in dining rooms, kitchens, family rooms, children\u2019s rooms and creative spaces. To keep the room balanced, it is often best to repeat the curtain colour in smaller details, such as cushions, lampshades, artwork or accessories, rather than introducing several unrelated accent colours.<\/p>\n

Soft Neutrals and Easier-to-Style Shades<\/h3>\n

Not every Orla Kiely curtain has to be bold. Neutral and softer colourways are useful when the customer likes the pattern but wants the finished look to feel more understated. These options are especially helpful in bedrooms, guest rooms, home offices and smaller living spaces.<\/p>\n

Orla Kiely Tiny Stem Pebble Curtains<\/a>, Orla Kiely Jumbo Solid Stem Pebble Curtains<\/a>, Orla Kiely Tiny Stem Seagrass Curtains<\/a> and Orla Kiely Jumbo Solid Stem Seagrass Curtains<\/a> can provide pattern without the same level of colour intensity as tomato, yellow or black.<\/p>\n

Pebble is particularly practical because it can sit alongside warm whites, taupes, natural woods, soft greys and neutral flooring. Seagrass gives a fresher natural feel, making it suitable for rooms where the curtain should connect with plants, greenery or lighter decorative schemes.<\/p>\n

Darker and More Graphic Options<\/h3>\n

Darker colourways can make Orla Kiely curtains feel more graphic and structured. These are best suited to rooms with enough natural light, or interiors where the contrast is part of the intended design.<\/p>\n

Orla Kiely Jumbo Solid Stem Black Curtains<\/a> and Orla Kiely Tiny Stem Black Curtains<\/a> are the clearest examples. Black can give the pattern a sharper, more contemporary feel, especially when used with pale walls, simple furniture, metal accents or monochrome details.<\/p>\n

Because darker curtains can feel heavier, they usually work best when the rest of the room has enough lightness to balance them. In smaller rooms, a darker pattern may be more suitable on a smaller-scale design such as Tiny Stem, while larger rooms can often support a bolder option such as Jumbo Solid Stem.<\/p>\n

The most practical way to choose an Orla Kiely curtain colour is to decide whether the curtains should soften the room, connect with an existing palette or become a feature. Pebble, Duckegg and Chalky Green are easier to use softly. Dark Grass Green, Marine and Whale add more definition. Tomato, Yellow, Persimmon and Pink create a stronger retro statement. Black gives the pattern the most graphic effect.<\/p>\n

Curtain Header Types: Pencil Pleat, Eyelet or Double Pinch Pleat<\/h2>\n

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The heading style affects how Orla Kiely curtains look once they are made, hung and drawn across the window. This is particularly important with a pattern-led range because the folds at the top of the curtain can change how the motif is seen. A large-scale stem print, a smaller Tiny Stem repeat and a playful floral design will each behave slightly differently depending on the chosen heading.<\/p>\n

Across the Orla Kiely curtain range at DotcomBlinds, customers can choose from pencil pleat, eyelet and double pinch pleat headings. Each option creates a different finish, so the best choice depends on the room style, curtain pole or track, window size and how formal or relaxed the finished curtains should feel.<\/p>\n

Pencil Pleat Orla Kiely Curtains<\/h3>\n

A pencil pleat heading creates a softly gathered finish across the top of the curtain. This is the most traditional of the three heading options and works well when the room needs a more relaxed, classic or homely feel.<\/p>\n

Pencil pleat can be a good choice for softer Orla Kiely designs such as Orla Kiely Tiny Stem Pebble Curtains<\/a>, Orla Kiely Tiny Stem Duckegg Curtains<\/a> or Orla Kiely Linear Stem Chalky Green Curtains<\/a>. These patterns are detailed enough to add character, but not so large that the gathered heading is likely to disrupt the overall appearance too heavily.<\/p>\n

This heading is especially suitable for bedrooms, guest rooms and living rooms where the curtains should feel soft and comfortable rather than highly tailored. It can also work well in older homes or country-inspired interiors where a more gathered curtain finish feels natural.<\/p>\n

Eyelet Orla Kiely Curtains<\/h3>\n

An eyelet heading creates a cleaner and more contemporary curtain finish. The curtain pole passes through metal rings at the top of the fabric, helping the curtains fall in wider, more regular folds. This can suit Orla Kiely patterns particularly well because many of the designs are graphic and structured.<\/p>\n

Eyelet headings can work effectively with stem patterns such as Orla Kiely Linear Stem Dark Grass Green Curtains<\/a>, Orla Kiely Linear Stem Navy Whale Curtains<\/a> and Orla Kiely Solid Stem Green Curtains<\/a>. The wider folds can help the pattern feel ordered, which is useful when the curtain design already has a strong rhythm.<\/p>\n

This heading is a practical choice for modern living rooms, home offices, children\u2019s rooms, kitchens and informal spaces. It works best with a curtain pole rather than a track, so the existing or planned hardware should be considered before choosing this option.<\/p>\n

Double Pinch Pleat Orla Kiely Curtains<\/h3>\n

A double pinch pleat heading gives a smarter and more tailored finish. The fabric is pinched into neat groups at the top, which helps the curtains hang in a more structured way. This can be particularly effective when using Orla Kiely curtains in a living room, dining room or main bedroom where the finished look needs to feel more polished.<\/p>\n

Double pinch pleat is a strong option for larger or more statement-led designs such as Orla Kiely Jumbo Solid Stem Seagrass Curtains<\/a>, Orla Kiely Jumbo Linear Stem Marine Curtains<\/a>, Orla Kiely Florida Jade Curtains<\/a> and Orla Kiely Florida Navy Whale Curtains<\/a>. The more tailored heading can help larger patterns feel intentional rather than overpowering.<\/p>\n

This option is also useful when the curtain fabric is intended to be a key design feature. If the room has plain walls, simple furniture and a carefully chosen colour palette, a double pinch pleat heading can help the Orla Kiely fabric look more refined and considered.<\/p>\n

Matching the Heading to the Pattern Scale<\/h3>\n

Pattern scale should influence the heading choice. Smaller repeats, such as Tiny Stem, are forgiving because the pattern remains readable even when the fabric is gathered. Larger patterns, such as Jumbo Solid Stem or Florida, need more consideration because the heading folds can change how much of the motif is visible at any one time.<\/p>\n

For smaller windows, pencil pleat or eyelet headings are often practical choices, depending on whether the room style is traditional or modern. For wider windows, full-length curtains or feature windows, double pinch pleat can help create a more premium finish, especially when using a bolder Orla Kiely fabric.<\/p>\n

The simplest way to choose is to match the heading to the room\u2019s style as well as the curtain pattern. Pencil pleat is best for softness, eyelet is best for a cleaner modern look, and double pinch pleat is best for a more tailored result. With a distinctive range like Orla Kiely, that decision can make a noticeable difference to how the finished curtains feel in the room.<\/p>\n

Lining Types: Thermal, Dimout and Blackout Options<\/h2>\n

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The lining choice is an important part of ordering Orla Kiely curtains because it affects how the curtains perform as well as how they look. The fabric provides the pattern, colour and design character, but the lining helps control light, privacy and comfort. This matters even more with bold curtain designs, as the customer is often choosing the fabric for style but still needs the curtain to work properly in the room.<\/p>\n

Across the Orla Kiely curtain range at DotcomBlinds, products include practical features such as thermal, dimout and blackout options, depending on the chosen curtain configuration. This allows customers to choose a distinctive Orla Kiely fabric while still adapting the curtain to the practical needs of the room.<\/p>\n

For bedrooms, blackout or thermal blackout options are usually the most practical direction. Designs such as Orla Kiely Tiny Stem Duckegg Curtains<\/a>, Orla Kiely Tiny Stem Pebble Curtains<\/a> or Orla Kiely Linear Stem Navy Whale Curtains<\/a> can give the room pattern and personality, while the lining helps improve light control and privacy. Softer or cooler colourways are particularly useful in bedrooms because they add detail without making the space feel too visually busy.<\/p>\n

In living rooms, the best lining choice depends on how the room is used. If the curtains are mainly decorative, a lighter or dimout-style option may be enough. If the room faces the street, has a large window or is used frequently in the evening, a thermal option can help the space feel more comfortable. A bolder fabric such as Orla Kiely Jumbo Solid Stem Seagrass Curtains<\/a>, Orla Kiely Linear Stem Dark Grass Green Curtains<\/a> or Orla Kiely Florida Jade Curtains<\/a> can then provide the visual impact, while the lining supports everyday usability.<\/p>\n

For home offices, dimout or blackout options may be useful where screen glare or privacy is a concern. More structured designs such as Orla Kiely Linear Stem Kelp Curtains<\/a>, Orla Kiely Tiny Stem Whale Curtains<\/a> or Orla Kiely Jumbo Linear Stem Marine Curtains<\/a> can help frame the room neatly without feeling overly decorative.<\/p>\n

In kitchens, dining rooms and family spaces, the curtain lining will depend on the amount of privacy and light control needed. Brighter designs such as Orla Kiely Spot Flower Stem Yellow & Grey Curtains<\/a>, Orla Kiely Linear Stem Dandelion on Cream Curtains<\/a> or Orla Kiely Dog Show Yellow Curtains<\/a> can work well where the aim is to make the room feel cheerful and sociable. If the space is used mainly during the day, full blackout may not be necessary, but dimout or thermal options can still add practical value.<\/p>\n

Here is a simple guide to matching lining type with room use.<\/p>\n

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Room Type<\/th>\nRecommended Lining Direction<\/th>\nWhy It Works<\/th>\nExample Orla Kiely Styles<\/th>\n<\/tr>\n<\/thead>\n
Bedroom<\/strong><\/td>\nBlackout or thermal blackout<\/td>\nHelps improve darkness, privacy and comfort for sleep-focused rooms.<\/td>\nTiny Stem Duckegg<\/a>
\nLinear Stem Navy Whale<\/a><\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Living Room<\/strong><\/td>\nDimout, thermal or blackout<\/td>\nBalances pattern, privacy, comfort and evening use.<\/td>\nLinear Stem Dark Grass Green<\/a>
\nFlorida Jade<\/a><\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Dining Room<\/strong><\/td>\nDimout or thermal<\/td>\nAdds comfort and privacy while keeping the room decorative and inviting.<\/td>\nSolid Stem Tomato<\/a>
\nSpot Flower Stem Yellow & Grey<\/a><\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Home Office<\/strong><\/td>\nDimout or blackout<\/td>\nUseful where screen glare, daytime privacy or a more focused working environment matters.<\/td>\nLinear Stem Kelp<\/a>
\nJumbo Linear Stem Marine<\/a><\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Children\u2019s Room or Family Space<\/strong><\/td>\nBlackout, dimout or thermal blackout<\/td>\nSupports light control and comfort while allowing a more playful fabric choice.<\/td>\nDog Show Yellow<\/a>
\nSpot Flower Ditsy Yellow<\/a><\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n<\/div>\n

The most practical approach is to choose the Orla Kiely design for the style of the room, then choose the lining based on how the room is used. A bold fabric can provide the visual character, while the lining ensures the curtain still performs well for privacy, light control and day-to-day comfort.<\/p>\n

Best Orla Kiely Curtain Styles by Room<\/h2>\n

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Choosing Orla Kiely curtains becomes easier when you start with the room rather than the pattern alone. Some designs are calm enough for bedrooms and guest rooms, while others are better suited to living rooms, kitchens, dining rooms or family spaces where stronger pattern and colour can feel more natural.<\/p>\n

The right choice depends on four main factors: how much pattern the room can take, whether the curtains should blend in or stand out, how large the window is, and how much light control or privacy the room needs.<\/p>\n

Best Orla Kiely Curtains for Living Rooms<\/h3>\n

Living rooms often give Orla Kiely curtains enough space to work well, especially where the curtains are full length or used across a wider window. In this type of room, the curtain fabric can become part of the main design scheme rather than simply providing a background layer.<\/p>\n

For a classic Orla Kiely look, Orla Kiely Linear Stem Dark Grass Green Curtains<\/a> are a strong option. The pattern is recognisable, but the structured repeat helps the curtains feel ordered rather than overly busy. They can work well with wooden furniture, warm neutral walls, houseplants and mid-century-inspired accessories.<\/p>\n

For a fresher living room scheme, Orla Kiely Linear Stem Chalky Green Curtains<\/a> or Orla Kiely Florida Jade Curtains<\/a> can introduce a lighter green-based feel. These are particularly useful in rooms with good natural light or views towards a garden.<\/p>\n

Where the living room needs a stronger feature, larger-scale designs such as Orla Kiely Jumbo Solid Stem Seagrass Curtains<\/a>, Orla Kiely Jumbo Linear Stem Marine Curtains<\/a> or Orla Kiely Florida Navy Whale Curtains<\/a> can work well. These are best suited to simpler room schemes where the curtain fabric has enough visual space to become a feature without competing with wallpaper, patterned upholstery or busy rugs.<\/p>\n

Best Orla Kiely Curtains for Bedrooms<\/h3>\n

Bedrooms usually need a balance of softness, comfort and practical light control. For this reason, smaller-scale patterns and cooler colourways are often the safest choices. They give the room personality without making the space feel too visually active.<\/p>\n

Orla Kiely Tiny Stem Pebble Curtains<\/a> are a good bedroom option because the pattern is detailed but restrained. The neutral colourway makes them easy to pair with different bedding, wall colours and furniture finishes. They are also a strong choice for guest bedrooms, where the scheme needs to feel welcoming and broadly appealing.<\/p>\n

Cooler tones such as Orla Kiely Tiny Stem Duckegg Curtains<\/a>, Orla Kiely Tiny Stem Whale Curtains<\/a> and Orla Kiely Linear Stem Navy Whale Curtains<\/a> can also work well in bedrooms. These colours help the pattern feel calmer, especially when used with pale walls, warm whites, natural wood and simple bedding.<\/p>\n

For bedrooms where the curtains are intended to become more of a design feature, Orla Kiely Florida Navy Whale Curtains<\/a> can create a deeper and more considered look. This type of design is better suited to larger bedrooms or rooms with a simpler surrounding scheme. A blackout or thermal blackout lining is usually the most practical option for bedrooms.<\/p>\n

Best Orla Kiely Curtains for Kitchens and Dining Rooms<\/h3>\n

Kitchens and dining rooms can often support brighter colours and more playful patterns, especially where the room is used socially or has a relaxed family feel. Orla Kiely\u2019s warm tones, flower motifs and green-based designs can work particularly well in these spaces.<\/p>\n

Orla Kiely Linear Stem Dandelion on Cream Curtains<\/a> are a good option for kitchens and breakfast rooms because they introduce warmth without feeling too heavy. The cream background helps keep the look lighter, while the dandelion tone adds a cheerful accent.<\/p>\n

For a stronger dining room scheme, Orla Kiely Solid Stem Tomato Curtains<\/a> or Orla Kiely Linear Stem Persimmon Curtains<\/a> can add warmth and energy. These colours work best when the rest of the room is kept fairly controlled, with the curtain colour repeated in smaller details such as seat cushions, artwork, ceramics or table linen.<\/p>\n

Flower-led designs are also well suited to dining and kitchen spaces. Orla Kiely Spot Flower Stem Yellow & Grey Curtains<\/a> can bring a decorative but structured look, while Orla Kiely Spot Flower Ditsy Yellow Curtains<\/a> can add a more playful feel. These designs are particularly useful where the room needs pattern, but not the larger scale of a Jumbo Stem or Florida design.<\/p>\n

Best Orla Kiely Curtains for Home Offices<\/h3>\n

A home office needs to feel comfortable, but it should also support focus. For this reason, structured patterns and cooler or more grounded colours are usually better than the most playful or high-energy designs.<\/p>\n

Orla Kiely Linear Stem Kelp Curtains<\/a> are a strong choice for a home office because the pattern is ordered and the colour feels grounded. They can work well with wooden desks, neutral walls, black metal accents and natural textures.<\/p>\n

For a cooler and more defined office scheme, Orla Kiely Linear Stem Navy Whale Curtains<\/a> or Orla Kiely Jumbo Linear Stem Marine Curtains<\/a> can frame the room neatly. These options suit spaces where the curtains need to add pattern and depth, but not distract from the working environment.<\/p>\n

If the office is small or already contains shelves, artwork or visible equipment, Orla Kiely Tiny Stem Pebble Curtains<\/a> or Orla Kiely Tiny Stem Whale Curtains<\/a> may be easier to use. A dimout or blackout lining can also be useful where screen glare is an issue.<\/p>\n

Best Orla Kiely Curtains for Children\u2019s Rooms and Family Spaces<\/h3>\n

Orla Kiely curtains can work well in children\u2019s rooms, playrooms and family spaces because the range includes playful patterns and brighter colours without relying on overly childish designs. This makes them suitable for rooms that need personality but still need to feel well designed.<\/p>\n

Orla Kiely Dog Show Yellow Curtains<\/a> are one of the most playful options in the range. They can work well in children\u2019s bedrooms, family rooms, playrooms, utility rooms or informal spaces where the curtain fabric is allowed to add character.<\/p>\n

For a slightly softer option, Orla Kiely Dog Show Green Curtains<\/a> gives the same characterful motif a more natural colour direction. Orla Kiely Spot Flower Ditsy Blue Curtains<\/a> or Orla Kiely Spot Flower Ditsy Yellow Curtains<\/a> can also work well where a brighter, more decorative finish is preferred.<\/p>\n

In children\u2019s rooms, blackout or thermal blackout lining is often worth considering. The fabric provides the colour and personality, while the lining helps with light control, privacy and comfort.<\/p>\n

Best Orla Kiely Curtains for Smaller Rooms<\/h3>\n

Smaller rooms usually need more care when using bold pattern. Large-scale designs can still work, but they need enough plain wall space and simple surrounding d\u00e9cor to avoid feeling crowded.<\/p>\n

For most smaller rooms, the safer choices are Orla Kiely Tiny Stem Pebble Curtains<\/a>, Orla Kiely Tiny Stem Duckegg Curtains<\/a>, Orla Kiely Tiny Stem Seagrass Curtains<\/a> or Orla Kiely Linear Stem Chalky Green Curtains<\/a>. These designs provide clear Orla Kiely character, but with less visual weight than Jumbo Solid Stem or Florida styles.<\/p>\n

If a smaller room needs a bolder curtain, it is usually best to keep the rest of the room simple. Plain walls, a limited colour palette and minimal competing patterns will help the fabric feel intentional rather than overpowering.<\/p>\n

How to Choose the Right Orla Kiely Curtain Style<\/h2>\n

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The best way to choose Orla Kiely curtains is to work through the decision in stages. The design itself is important, but the final result also depends on the pattern scale, colourway, heading style, lining and room use. With a pattern-led range like Orla Kiely, these choices can make a significant difference to how the curtains feel once they are installed.<\/p>\n

Start With the Motif<\/h3>\n

The first decision is the type of motif you want. If you want the most recognisable Orla Kiely look, a stem design is the natural starting point. Orla Kiely Linear Stem Dark Grass Green Curtains<\/a>, Orla Kiely Linear Stem Navy Whale Curtains<\/a> and Orla Kiely Linear Stem Dandelion on Cream Curtains<\/a> all use the structured stem pattern in a way that feels clear, ordered and easy to recognise.<\/p>\n

If you want something softer or more decorative, a flower-led design may be more suitable. Orla Kiely Spot Flower Stem Yellow & Grey Curtains<\/a>, Orla Kiely Spot Flower Stem Blue & Green Curtains<\/a> and Orla Kiely Spot Flower Ditsy Blue Curtains<\/a> introduce floral pattern in a graphic, retro way, rather than as a traditional floral print.<\/p>\n

For a more playful room, Orla Kiely Dog Show Green Curtains<\/a> or Orla Kiely Dog Show Yellow Curtains<\/a> may be the better fit. These designs work particularly well in family spaces, children\u2019s rooms, utility rooms and informal areas where the curtain fabric can show more personality.<\/p>\n

Choose the Pattern Scale<\/h3>\n

Once the motif is clear, the next decision is scale. Smaller patterns are easier to use in compact rooms, bedrooms and spaces that already have other decorative details. Larger patterns are more effective where the curtains are intended to become a feature.<\/p>\n

For a smaller repeat, Orla Kiely Tiny Stem Pebble Curtains<\/a>, Orla Kiely Tiny Stem Duckegg Curtains<\/a> and Orla Kiely Tiny Stem Seagrass Curtains<\/a> are practical choices. They still deliver the Orla Kiely look, but in a more controlled and adaptable format.<\/p>\n

For a stronger effect, larger-scale options such as Orla Kiely Jumbo Solid Stem Tomato Curtains<\/a>, Orla Kiely Jumbo Solid Stem Seagrass Curtains<\/a>, Orla Kiely Jumbo Linear Stem Marine Curtains<\/a> and Orla Kiely Florida Jade Curtains<\/a> are better suited to larger windows and plainer room schemes. These designs need visual space to work well, especially when used across full-length curtains.<\/p>\n

Decide How Bold the Colour Should Be<\/h3>\n

Colour strength is one of the biggest factors in choosing Orla Kiely curtains. A neutral or cooler colourway will usually feel easier to live with, while tomato, yellow, persimmon, pink or black can make the curtains much more dominant.<\/p>\n

For softer schemes, consider options such as Orla Kiely Tiny Stem Pebble Curtains<\/a>, Orla Kiely Linear Stem Chalky Green Curtains<\/a>, Orla Kiely Tiny Stem Duckegg Curtains<\/a> or Orla Kiely Jumbo Solid Stem Pebble Curtains<\/a>. These are useful when the curtains need to add pattern without overwhelming the room.<\/p>\n

For a stronger retro-inspired look, products such as Orla Kiely Solid Stem Tomato Curtains<\/a>, Orla Kiely Linear Stem Persimmon Curtains<\/a>, Orla Kiely Tiny Stem Yellow Curtains<\/a> or Orla Kiely Jumbo Solid Stem Black Curtains<\/a> will create more impact. These work best when the rest of the room is kept relatively controlled.<\/p>\n

Match the Header to the Finished Look<\/h3>\n

The heading style should support both the fabric and the room. Pencil pleat headings create a softer, more gathered look. This can work well with smaller patterns such as Orla Kiely Tiny Stem Pebble Curtains<\/a> or more relaxed bedroom and guest room schemes.<\/p>\n

Eyelet headings create wider, simpler folds and can suit the structured rhythm of stem patterns. They are a good choice for modern rooms, informal living spaces and home offices where the curtain needs to feel clean and practical.<\/p>\n

Double pinch pleat headings give a more tailored result. This can work particularly well with feature fabrics such as Orla Kiely Jumbo Linear Stem Marine Curtains<\/a>, Orla Kiely Florida Navy Whale Curtains<\/a> or Orla Kiely Jumbo Solid Stem Seagrass Curtains<\/a>, where the curtains are intended to look more considered.<\/p>\n

Choose the Lining Based on the Room<\/h3>\n

The lining should be chosen for practical performance. Bedrooms, children\u2019s rooms and guest rooms usually benefit from blackout or thermal blackout options, especially where early morning light, privacy or comfort matters. Living rooms and dining rooms may suit thermal or dimout options, depending on how the space is used.<\/p>\n

A bedroom could use Orla Kiely Tiny Stem Duckegg Curtains<\/a> with blackout lining for a calmer pattern-led look. A living room could use Orla Kiely Linear Stem Dark Grass Green Curtains<\/a> with a thermal option to add comfort. A home office may benefit from a dimout or blackout lining to reduce glare and improve privacy.<\/p>\n

Order Samples Before Committing<\/h3>\n

Ordering samples is especially important with Orla Kiely curtains because the patterns and colours can have a strong visual effect. A colour that looks controlled on screen may feel brighter or darker in the room, depending on natural light, wall colour, flooring and nearby furniture.<\/p>\n

Samples also make it easier to compare pattern scale. A Tiny Stem design may feel subtle in one room, while a Jumbo Solid Stem or Florida design may need more space than expected. Checking the fabric against existing paint, wallpaper, upholstery and flooring is the safest way to avoid choosing a curtain that feels too strong once made to measure.<\/p>\n

In simple terms, choose the motif first, then the scale, then the colour, heading and lining. That approach helps make sure the final Orla Kiely curtains work visually and practically, rather than being chosen on pattern alone.<\/p>\n

Why Buy Orla Kiely Curtains Made to Measure from DotcomBlinds?<\/h2>\n

Orla Kiely curtains<\/a> are highly pattern-led, so fit and finish matter. A ready-made curtain may show the fabric, but a made-to-measure curtain allows the design, drop, width, heading and lining to be chosen around the actual window. This helps the finished curtain look more intentional, especially when working with distinctive patterns such as Linear Stem, Tiny Stem, Jumbo Solid Stem, Spot Flower or Florida.<\/p>\n

At DotcomBlinds, Orla Kiely curtains are available as made-to-measure curtains, which means customers are not restricted to standard sizes. This is particularly useful for larger windows, full-length drops, bay-style spaces or rooms where the curtain needs to look properly proportioned. A design such as Orla Kiely Linear Stem Dark Grass Green Curtains<\/a> can look very different when it is made to suit the window correctly, rather than being forced into a fixed ready-made size.<\/p>\n

The choice of heading styles also gives customers more control over the final appearance. A softer design such as Orla Kiely Tiny Stem Pebble Curtains<\/a> may suit a pencil pleat heading in a bedroom or guest room, while a stronger design such as Orla Kiely Jumbo Linear Stem Marine Curtains<\/a> may benefit from a more structured double pinch pleat finish. For a simpler, more contemporary look, eyelet headings can work well with stem patterns and cleaner interior schemes.<\/p>\n

Lining choice is another practical advantage. Orla Kiely fabrics are often chosen for their pattern and colour, but the curtain still needs to perform properly in the room. A bedroom may need blackout or thermal blackout lining, while a living room may need a thermal or dimout option for comfort, privacy and evening use. This means a customer could choose a design-led fabric such as Orla Kiely Florida Navy Whale Curtains<\/a> and still adapt it to the practical requirements of the room.<\/p>\n

Samples are also valuable with this type of collection. Orla Kiely colours and motifs can have a strong visual effect, so it is worth checking the fabric against existing paint, flooring, upholstery and furniture before ordering. This is particularly important when choosing stronger colourways such as Orla Kiely Solid Stem Tomato Curtains<\/a>, Orla Kiely Linear Stem Persimmon Curtains<\/a> or Orla Kiely Jumbo Solid Stem Black Curtains<\/a>, where the curtain is likely to become a more visible part of the room.<\/p>\n

DotcomBlinds also brings the reassurance of buying from a UK made-to-measure blinds and curtains specialist. The company focuses on quality products, straightforward ordering and customer service, supported by experienced staff who understand window furnishings. With an Independent Service Rating of 4.6\/5 on Feefo from over 1,500 verified reviews, customers have additional reassurance when ordering made-to-measure curtains online.<\/p>\n

For a distinctive range like Orla Kiely, that combination is important. The fabric provides the pattern and personality, but the made-to-measure service, heading choices, lining options and sample process help turn that fabric into a curtain that fits properly, performs well and suits the room in everyday use.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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