Furnishings & Curtains
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French Pleat curtain
The French pleat is a classic drapery heading also known as the three-finger pleat. it creates a sleek header for a curtain that controls fullness while allowing the curtain full functionality. The fullness is adjustable, depending on decor style, fabric choice, and functional requirements of the curtain.
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Box Pleat curtain
A box pleat is one of the most common types of pleats. It is formed when two equal folds of fabric are folded away from each other in opposite directions on the front of a length of fabric. The folds traditionally meet evenly at the center back, but they don’t have to meet at the center. You can create a single box pleat or a grouping of box pleats, depending on the overall visual design. In addition, you can topstitch or edge stitch a pleat to help maintain its form.
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Pencil Pleat curtain
Pencil Pleat curtain have a soft, informal look making them a popular choice for bedroom or cottage interiors. Pencil pleat curtains work equally well on poles or tracks and by setting the heading tape down slightly 5cm an attractive ‘ruffle’ can be created at the top of the curtain.
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Goblet Curtain
The top of the curtain is with a row of goblet-shaped design at regular intervals, thus the name. Especially suitable for curtains with long drop and it is a modern version of an old classic pinch pleat the difference is basically a rounded shape at the top where the buckram(stiffener)is located to create the heading of the drape. It is luxurious and formal, thus a nice option for grand buildings
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Rod Pocket Curtain
Rod pocket Curtain is also called as tailored or pole top curtains, for its tailored straight look. It is the most basic curtain style with a sewn-in rod pocket at the top of each curtain panel. Rod pocket curtains work well layered under a valance, or with a sheer or shade underneath. . Flat rod pocket is a curtain treatment with a 3” rod pocket with ruffles. It is stationary, nonmoving curtain style. Very decorative in appearance, this style looks even prettier, if slashed on the sides with creative tiebacks.
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Eyelet top curtain
Eyelet curtains have metal-edged holes all the top. The circular holes in the header allow the drapes to be smoothly opened and closed,eyelet curtains offer a contemporary alternative to traditional pencil pleating. The curtains are often floor length with soft pleats running vertically down the fabric. An eyelet curtain panel may be made of heavy or lightweight fabric and may be lined with thin material.
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Ripple fold curtain
Ripple curtains are the newest trend in window decoration. Ripple-fold drapes have identical soft, vertical folds with clean lines that suit contemporary and minimalist decor. The folds are achieved by sewing a tape containing evenly spaced snaps along the top of the drapery panel, then fitting the snaps into matching hangers on special hardware, which needs to be ordered separately.
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