4.8 ★★★★★
Trustpilot 700+ reviews
4.5 ★★★★★
Shop App 700+ reviews
4.7 ★★★★★
Judge.me 900+ reviews
Free shipping on all orders
By buying this product I acknowledge that the Terms of Service will apply to my order and that the Privacy Policy sets out how my data will be used and my rights over my data.
4.8 ★★★★★
Trustpilot 700+ reviews
4.5 ★★★★★
Shop App 700+ reviews
4.7 ★★★★★
Judge.me 900+ reviews
Soft, uplifting and wonderfully pretty without becoming sugary, the Alder Duck Egg Blue Curtain brings the freshness of duck egg blue curtains together with a delicate nature-inspired print. Ivory stems and leafy sprigs wander vertically across the pale blue ground, creating a light botanical rhythm that feels as though it belongs in a sunlit country home.
The finishing detail is especially charming: a coordinating checked border runs along the hem, introducing a gentle contrast to the flowing foliage above. It gives Alder the relaxed personality of cottage curtains, while the cool duck-egg palette keeps the overall effect crisp, airy and beautifully easy to decorate around.
Duck egg sits beautifully between blue and green, which makes it remarkably versatile. Alder can cool warmer cream and beige schemes, soften painted timber furniture and bring a subtle hint of colour to rooms dominated by natural materials. For anyone considering duck egg curtains, the botanical artwork offers far more personality than a plain colour panel while retaining the same peaceful quality.
The slender foliage makes botanical curtains an especially natural fit. Rather than formal bouquets, the design resembles loose meadow stems and garden cuttings, giving it an informal quality that works beautifully with linen, pale oak, wicker, ceramics and gently weathered furniture.
Alder would be particularly charming in a breakfast nook, relaxed dining space or country kitchen where its pale colour can remain fresh in daylight. Pair it with warm ivory cabinetry, an old timber table and blue-and-white ceramics for an easy, lived-in look. The botanical print also works beautifully in a cottage bedroom alongside crisp white bedding and painted furniture.
For a slightly more rustic interpretation, the combination of foliage and check also sits comfortably alongside farmhouse curtains. Keep the surrounding palette pale and natural, allowing the duck egg blue to become the gentle note of colour that pulls timber, cream and greenery together.
Alder has the sweetness of a traditional country textile without feeling old-fashioned: fresh blue-green colour, simple botanical marks and a checked border that makes the whole window feel thoughtfully finished.