PENCIL PLEAT CURTAINS
The clients wanted to make their dining room slightly cosier so a patterned chenille fabric was used for the window dressing. Double width curtains and pencil pleating provide a rich fullness adding the warmth required.
TRIPLE PLEAT CURTAINS
Triple pleat or pinch pleat provide a neat, sometimes quite formal look. These triple pleat curtains were made up in a plain cream fabric to enhance the minimalist theme of this clients bedroom. Four curtains were created for the square bay window and a black iron look curtain pole was suggested and attached to the ceiling to hang them from.
TIE TOP CURTAINS
A large amount of dark blue voile dresses the outside of this bay window. The holdbacks allow the voile to drape and fully soften the shape of the window. Tie tops are particulary effective when using this heading for voile/sheer curtains.
TAB TOP CURTAINS
These curtains have a similar simple and casual style of heading. This style of curtain hangs from a pole and has no need for rings. Using fabric only, tabs are attached to the top of the curtain. The fabric must be robust enough to hold the weight of the curtain. Buttons and other items can be used for decoration.
