The name literally says it all-this wavefold curtain style features a wave-like pattern when they are opened or closed. Built on a special track system, wavefold curtains fall in soft curves, making them modern and sleek. In fact, this is the most popular design for both commercial and residential clients. If you are looking for curtains that are not only serving their usual purpose but also adding beauty to the window area, then wavefold curtains are the right answer for your needs.

Add an ornamental touch to your curtains with our pinch pleat style. Pinch pleat curtains are sewn together at the top to form a gathered finish, while the rest of the curtain falls naturally to give a free-flowing effect. You can have double or triple pinch pleats depending on how full or minimalist you want your curtains to be.

In the case of pencil pleat curtains, the top portion is gathered altogether in uniform bunching, similar to a row of piled pencils. It gives a very minimal and sophisticated look with an elaborate pattern at the top while the rest of the curtain falls free. Pulling the heading tape cords and joining them together forms the pencil pleat pattern. Because each curve is close in proximity to the other, it makes for a fuller look, adding depth to your windows with this type of curtain.

Sheer curtains are for house owners who love to wake up with a room full of morning light. While sheer curtains block the view to guarantee privacy, they can let in diffused natural light and create a bright look. Perfect in all corners of your home-from living rooms to bedrooms-they are an elegant choice that stresses your windows while playing the vital role of a window covering. These are transparent curtains made of voile, chiffon, or organza material, which is semi-transparent. In the case of privacy, these kinds of curtains are not the best option. They are primarily used for their aesthetic appeal and versatility when combined with other fabric styles to provide an exquisite, layered look. Allow Ranges

Blockout curtain fabrics will be ideal for those seeking maximum privacy with their window coverings. They block out all exterior light from entering your room, creating a dark and private environment. Blockout curtains are also known for their insulating properties since they maintain the temperature in the room by preventing sunlight from entering the room. An ideal option for bedrooms and home theaters where a dark ambiance is either favored or required. And, if chosen from good quality blockout curtains, they will also provide additional benefits like noise reduction and UV protection. From modern contemporary to traditional interiors, check out our range of blockout curtains to select a perfect blind for your house or commercial establishment.

Self-weighted fabric finishes have a weights sewn into the bottom of the curtain. This ensures that your curtain hangs consistently and does not flutter about too much in the wind. No need for additional curtain brackets with self-weighted curtains; efficiency and style in one.

The hem fabric finishes include the folding and stitching of the bottom of the curtain for a neat look. This extra stitching gives it weight so that the curtains remain straight, as their shape is maintained. There are several types of curtain hems: single, double, and puddled hems, among others. Each one brings a different style, but all serve the same purpose. Browse through our selection to find the right hem finish for your establishment.

With the stack to the left-hand side of your window, chosen L One Way pile folded neatly, it shows no splits in the holder for the curtain, and the view is clear and wide when the curtains are open. It remains a very popular option. Of course, it is also absolutely ideal when there is not much room on the right-hand side of your window by saving space.

Just like the structure of the L One Way stack, the R One Way stack provides the curtains with a position on the right side. This gives a neat, modern appearance and also does well in giving a good view when the curtains are opened.

Centre Open Pile Seams have a split right in the middle and can be conventionally opened on either side. It would go best for those who prefer symmetry and work toward an overall balanced look. It is a classic available option that goes well with every interior style.

Centre Bunch or Free Flow stacking allows for full customization to pull open the curtains as you would like to-either to the sides or at the centre, as and when it is needed. This functional choice is prevalent among householders who love personalizing their space by setting and resetting their curtains at their will.

A ceiling fix's sleek, efficient finish makes it an excellent choice for tiny rooms. Your curtains will hang down away from the windows if the rod is fastened to the ceiling. The sophisticated floor-to-ceiling impression will elongate and enlarge the window portion. A common option for modern-style homes and business spaces, ceiling fixes are renowned for producing a clean and contemporary appearance.

A face fix is the ideal option if the architectural features of your house prevent the curtain track from being mounted to the ceiling. A face fix curtain is placed beneath the cornice, on the window's architrave, or directly on the wall above the window. It's a more conventional option that you see in many types of residences. A face fix is the perfect choice if you want your curtains to hang near to your windows.