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• Julia Nilstål

How to decorate with brown curtains



Brown is definitely the new black for 2025! After "Mocha Mousse" was named colour of the year, we're seeing brown tones emerge in several different shades – from lighter nougat to delightful autumnal chocolate hues.

Here, we offer tips on how you can decorate with the season's favourite colour by letting brown curtains take centre stage in your home!

Create earthy warmth by combining your brown curtains with other details in the same shade or with darker woods that pick up the shade. Brown is a harmonious colour that works particularly well in bedrooms, where you can let the darker tones take centre stage to create a calm and restful oasis.

Brown dimout curtain together with a white sheer curtain in a dining room

Harmony with contrasts

Combine your brown curtains in a thicker material with a pair of light, thin ones to create beautiful contrasts and a luxurious hotel-inspired look.

Dimout brown Roman blind in a white recess

Japandi with brown tones

Roman blinds are a stylish alternative to classic curtain panels – smart blinds that double as a beautiful interior detail in the spirit of Japandi.

Brown curtain behind bed pillows
Close-up of the hem on a dark brown and white curtain
Brown sheer curtain on a white curtain pole
Dimout brown Roman blind in a white recess

Match up with colour

Brown is a neutral and earthy shade that is easy to combine with other colours to create beautiful contrasts and harmonious overall looks. In combination with subdued tones on walls and furnishings, brown curtains become a modern detail that enhances the feel of the entire home.

Pictured: Curtain Saga Greige combined with walls in muted pink.

Brown dimout curtain on a stainless steel curtain pole
Close-up of brown curtain fabric in a linen blend
Brown sheer curtains in a bedroom