Decorative Curtains | Wave, Pleated and Layered Styles

Plan made-to-measure curtains with wave folds, pinch pleats, eyelets or a layered sheer. Match the heading and curtain hardware to the room and how often you open it.

Wave curtains with an independent white sheer layer
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Decorative and wave curtains

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Wave curtains with an independent white sheer layer

Wave curtains with an independent white sheer layer

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Wave or ripple heading

A compatible track, linked gliders and heading tape form repeated curves. Compare shallow and deep folds against the recess, handle and wall clearances.

Pinch pleats or eyelets

Choose sewn pleats for a structured top or eyelets for folds on a visible pole. Check pole or track fittings, the width when the fabric is gathered and clearance above the window.

Layered sheers and decorative panels

Use separate tracks so the daytime sheer and evening layer can move independently. Check depth and spacing where the layers open and stack.

Plan the look in open and closed positions

View the fabric colour against the floor and walls under daylight and evening lights. For a wide window, ask about joins, pattern matching and where the leading edges meet. Mark where both layers stack and keep the door handle and air-conditioning outlets clear.

Example for a living room balcony door

For a sliding balcony door, mark which panel moves and where people step out. Compare a centre split with a one-sided draw that stacks away from the active opening. Choose the heading once the track and depth have been confirmed.

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Common questions

Can wave curtains go on my existing track?

Check the track profile, compatible glider cord and heading tape. Regular waves depend on the hardware spacing and how the chosen cloth bends, so send a photo of the track and sample the fabric before sewing.

What should I allow for a motorised track?

Check the track and motor specification for the panel weight, mounting depth and planned opening. Include the power location and access for servicing. Ask for the control and fallback operation of the proposed system.

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Start with the location, rough measurements and the date you need the space ready.

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