Window treatments
Curtains
A curtain softens a window. It falls in folds, moves with the light and dampens sound in a room. Made to measure, it runs from ceiling to floor, exactly as wide as the window asks.
Overview
Sheers, drapes and black-out curtains
A sheer or voile is a translucent fabric that softens the light by day and limits the view in, without taking away the view. A drape in linen, velvet or another heavy fabric closes the room off in the evening and adds warmth. They often hang together, on a double track.
For a bedroom the drape can be black-out, in a fabric that stops the light completely. A track close to or recessed in the ceiling limits the gaps of light at the top.
The pleat decides how a curtain falls. With a wave pleat the fabric hangs in even waves, open and closed; a classic pleat is fuller. Curtains are operated by hand or electrically. We choose the fabrics together in the showroom, against the light.
- Sheers and voiles
- Drapes in linen, velvet and other fabrics
- Black-out curtains for the bedroom
- Wave pleat or classic pleat
- Operated by hand or electrically
Applications
Suited to
- Living rooms
- Bedrooms
- Tall windows and glass façades
- Bay windows
Technical information
- Types
- Sheer, voile, drape, black-out curtain
- Pleat
- Wave pleat or classic pleat
- Operation
- By hand or electrically, on a track on or in the ceiling
- Sizing
- Measured and made to measure per window
- Lead time
- Depending on fabric and configuration
Values are indicative. The final specification is determined per project, based on the situation on site, the intended use and the choices made.
Showroom
See it in person.
Material, colour and detail can only be judged at full scale. In the showroom we lay out samples, fabrics and profiles side by side, under changing light.
Book a showroom appointment