Vescom presents Lindsey sheer curtain fabric with a linen-like look

Vescom showcased Lindsey, a sheer curtain fabric offered in 20 colour options. The Netherlands-based company positions the fabric as a sheer curtain that shapes an interior through colour and light without fully revealing it. Lindsey's design is inspired by a linen-like character.

The 20 colours of the palette bring together the plain and natural tones associated with linen. The colours range from stone grey and powder blue to golden brown and tile red; the options progress from cool to warm and are complemented by calm neutral tones. Vescom notes that Lindsey adds colour to a space as a translucent surface. The semi-transparent structure of the fabric subtly tints light passing through it and affects the atmosphere of the room. The full colour palette is reported to be viewable via the link in the post.

Lindsey's structure and production

According to information on the company's own page, Lindsey is a polyester FR sheer curtain fabric. 77 percent of the fabric consists of post-consumer recycled content. Vescom says the fabric delivers the appearance and feel of linen while being able to withstand the demands of commercial spaces. For Lindsey, whose surface is dry and matte, the company describes an organic and irregular weave; the fabric is woven to give either a calmer or a more expressive effect.

According to Vescom, Lindsey is woven, tufted and finished at its fully company-owned weaving facility in Germany. The company states that the fabric meets the high-performance expectations of the commercial market: flame retardancy, colour fastness and durability are among the features cited. The soft-handling fabric drapes naturally and is suitable for railroaded application, so it can extend from floor to ceiling. Vescom emphasises that despite its soft structure, the robust weave retains its form at every seam and the fabric does not lose its shape.

The company presents Lindsey as a product that contributes to well-being through its tactile, human-centred aesthetic in a period when digital precision dominates design. The fabric, which aims to bring a domestic sense of comfort into a space, is introduced alongside Vescom's other material solutions with recycled content.

The role of sheer curtains in a space

Sheer curtains are light curtains whose thin, semi-transparent structure softens daylight as it enters. They provide privacy during the day while preserving the brightness of the room and are most often used layered with a backdrop curtain or blind. For a full and balanced drape, it is recommended that sheers be sewn noticeably wider than the window width and include a pleat allowance. According to Vescom, sheer curtains also offer a way to divide areas, create privacy and define zones without requiring walls. Layering different tones on top of each other can create areas where transparency and opacity change.

About Vescom

Vescom designs, produces and distributes wall coverings, upholstery and curtain fabrics. The company states that for more than 50 years it has served architects, designers, commercial partners and installers with innovative, design-led and sustainable material solutions. Vescom's innovation and production approach is called "Materialogy", in which everything it produces is connected through the materials used. The company's references include a co-working space in Antwerp, a medical centre in Germany, and the Cocoon hotels in Munich and Salzburg.

Global home textile exports reached 109.6 billion dollars in 2025. China ranked first with a 54.5 percent share, while Türkiye ranked sixth with 2.70 billion dollars (T.C. Ticaret Bakanlığı, Ev Tekstili Sektör Raporu 2026). In product groups such as sheer and curtain fabrics, new colour- and texture-focused collections continue to shape product diversity on the interior side of the sector.

This content was compiled with AI assistance from the cited source. (EU 2024/1689 Art. 50)