Curtain Styles
Pleated curtains
Drape curtains
Eyelet curtains
Metal rings along the top allow the curtain to hang in relaxed, even folds, creating a clean, contemporary style that's easy to slide open and closed.
Long, flowing fabric that adds a soft, luxurious finish to any room.
Neatly folded headings create a tailored, structured look that suits both classic and modern interiors.
Loop curtains
Victorian curtains
Roman blinds
Fabric loops sewn along the top let the curtain hang directly from the rod in soft, even folds, easy to open and close.
Rich, ornate drapery with deep folds and traditional detailing, ideal for spaces with a classic or heritage feel.
Fabric panels folded neatly into flat, horizontal pleats, creating a tidy, tailored alternative to traditional curtains.
Fabric Layers
Specialty Curtains
Blackout curtains
Densely woven fabric that blocks light and heat, ideal for bedrooms or spaces needing full privacy and light control.
Lightweight, translucent fabric that softens incoming light while keeping the room bright, often layered behind a heavier curtain style.
Sheer curtains
Ceiling curtains
Fitting room curtains
Curtains that hang from the ceiling to divide a room or space, without the need for walls.
Durable, easy-to-draw curtains designed for retail changing rooms, combining privacy with frequent daily use.
Curtain Tie-backs
As a small detail that makes a big difference, tie-backs hold your curtains open with style, whether you prefer a classic fabric tie, a decorative rope, or a simple modern hook. Take a look at a few of our favorites below.
