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Article: Can I Use Saint and Poet’s Upholstery Fabric for Curtains and Blinds?

Can I Use Saint and Poet’s Upholstery Fabric for Curtains and Blinds?

Can I Use Saint and Poet’s Upholstery Fabric for Curtains and Blinds?

Yes—Our Fabrics Are Designed for Both.
If you’ve fallen in love with one of our prints and you’re wondering whether it can be used for curtains or blinds—the answer is yes. At Saint and Poet, every fabric is crafted on a versatile linen-blend basecloth that’s suitable for both upholstery and soft furnishings, including drapes, blinds, and window treatments.
We believe great design shouldn’t be limited to one use—and that your favourite fabric should move freely across a space, whether it’s on a chair, a headboard, or a set of curtains catching the morning light.
Why Upholstery Fabric Works for Curtains and Blinds
While many people assume curtain fabric must be lightweight and flowy, the truth is that structured fabrics like ours can make exceptionally elegant curtains and blinds—especially when:
You want a more tailored look
You’re covering large windows and want good hang and weight
You’re using bold prints that need structure to show well
All Saint and Poet fabrics have a natural drape while retaining the substance needed for furniture use, making them ideal for:
Roman blinds
Wave or pencil pleat curtains
Statement drapery panels
Coordinated schemes using the same fabric across furniture and windows
How to Make It Work
If you’re planning to use our fabric for curtains or blinds:
We recommend a curtain lining or blackout lining for improved drape and light control
Work with a curtain maker familiar with heavier-weight fabrics
Order a sample to see how it behaves when hung or pleated
Explore our Multicoloured Upholstery Fabric Collection to see examples of how our structured prints can bring boldness and rhythm to window treatments.
Styling Inspiration
Looking for tonal warmth? Our Pink Upholstery Fabric Collection includes soft yet expressive options that create beautiful movement in long drapes. Or for clean, architectural lines, the Simplicity Collection brings graphic restraint—ideal for modern blinds and minimalist interiors.
Whichever direction you choose, know that every design in our collection is created with dual-use flexibility in mind.
Want to Learn More?
We go into more detail on the technical differences between upholstery and curtain fabrics in our recent guide:
Learn what sets upholstery and curtain fabrics apart—and why Saint and Poet fabrics work for both
Final Thoughts
Using one fabric across your furniture and windows isn’t just possible—it’s often the most cohesive, characterful decision you can make in a space.
At Saint and Poet, every pattern is printed on a base that supports both strength and softness, making it ideal for:
Sofas and armchairs
Roman blinds and curtains
Cushions, benches, and draped detailing
Browse all Saint and Poet fabrics suitable for upholstery, curtains and blinds and create something beautiful, unified, and uniquely yours.

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