Our Curtains and Drapes provide you with the ability to fully manage your surroundings, depending on the situation or your emotions. Additionally, they can retain up to 15% of your home’s total heat by creating an insulated air pocket between the fabric and the window. This results in superior thermal insulation, with Blockout Curtains being the most effective option among all window coverings.
All of our curtains come with high-quality fixtures that ensure your curtains flow seamlessly with your space – available on both hand-operated and chord-operated tracks.
Our curtains are available in:
– S-Fold
– Wave Fold
– Pencil Pleat
The S-Fold style curtain has been gaining popularity in recent times, thanks to its sleek and modern look. With a narrow and streamlined top construction achieved through a smaller 25mm heading, these curtains offer a contemporary aesthetic that appeals to many.
One of the advantages of the S-Fold style is its ability to accommodate higher continuous drops, eliminating the need for fabric joins. This feature ensures a seamless appearance, allowing the curtains to effortlessly enhance your space with a touch of elegance.
Indulge in the allure of the Wave Fold style, a sophisticated heading type that creates a soft and graceful ripple effect akin to the S-Fold. This contemporary design not only offers a stylish appearance but also presents a thicker heading aesthetically.
The key distinction between the S-Fold and Wave Fold styles lies in the larger heading size of 75mm in the latter. This enhanced heading size adds an extra dimension to the curtains, elevating their visual impact and lending a touch of luxury to your space.
Immerse yourself in the elegance of the Wave Fold heading style, which gracefully produces a gentle ripple effect, reminiscent of the S-Fold. While retaining a modern aesthetic, it also presents a visually thicker heading, adding to its appealing design.
The main distinction between the S-Fold and Wave Fold styles lies in the larger heading size of 75mm featured in the Wave Fold. This increased size further enhances the curtains’ overall appearance, creating a captivating visual impact and adding a touch of sophistication to any space.
It’s always beneficial to strive for wall-to-wall window treatments when there’s enough wall space available. If that’s not possible, then opt for as wide of a treatment as possible. By doing so, when the treatment is drawn open, it covers less of the window, which allows for an optimal view and natural light
Whenever feasible, choose a higher and wider window treatment option. You can install curtains on the ceiling, also called ceiling fit, or fix them to the wall, also known as face fit. If there’s enough wall space, it’s recommended to go from ceiling to floor or as high as possible. This creates the illusion of taller windows and rooms, while also providing practical advantages such as enhanced light control and insulation.
Curtains that hang from your ceiling have a designer look and maximum impact. They look incredible when combined with an S fold.
Hanging your curtains from your wall elongates your windows. They look great in period homes with high ceilings and ornate features like cornices.
No splits. Your curtain stacks to the left.
No splits. Your curtain stacks to the right.
One split in the centre of your curtains.
Perfect for off centre splits. Choose amount and position of your curtain splits.