Curtain Headings, Curtain Styles

Gathered Heading
A casual and airy look for curtains.

Cottage Pleat
Cottage Pleat style is very much like Gathered heading, but with larger heading height to create an unique look.

Pencil Pleat
Pencil pleat is the most common heading. It is classic and suits most contemporary decor.

Deep Pleat
Similar to Pencil Pleat, but with tall 15 cm heading for that more formal look.

Wave Curtains
Contemporary and Stylish Curtain Heading Style. Effortless Chic finish. Suitable for poles and tracks.

Silent Gliss Wave
Wave Curtains made with SG Wave tape. Silent Gliss curtains are for Silent Gliss wave tracks only. Please add in the customer comment box your glider amount and spacing (60 or 80mm) so we can process your order without delays. See details here.

Single Pleat
Well defined curtains with a Single pleat will make your curtains look exceptionally beautiful. Hand sewn buckram heading with hooks included.

Double Pleat
Well defined double pleated curtains will make your curtains look exceptionally beautiful. Hand sewn buckram heading with hooks included.

Triple Pleat
Triple pleat has a more formal look than pencil pleat. Classic and stylish, the triple pleat heading gives elegant creases when your curtains are hung up. Hand sewn buckram heading with hooks included.

Tailored Fold Pleat
Similar to Double Pleat curtains, but pinched at the top. Hand sewn buckram heading with hooks included.

Eyelet Curtains
For a more minimalistic look, choose these elegant simple curtain eyelets for a curtain pole. Our standard eyelet size is 40mm (inside diameter). The heading height (above the eyelet) is 3 cm.

Tab Tops
A modern, less formal alternative than the eyelets heading for a curtain pole.

Rod Pocket Curtains
A simple alternative for curtain poles. Rod Pocket Curtains can be also used as flat curtain panels. We are now making Rod Pocket curtains with 1.5 fullness. Rod pocket size is 6 cm.