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Grommet curtains have large metal rings punched through the top of the panel, and that's where the rod fits through. This look was popular starting in the early 2000s, and still remains one of our best sellers. This style has definite pros. as the curtains are easy to slide across the rod and they do have a beautifully consistent zig zag shape. These curtains can be used in utility rooms. sun rooms. and offices. We offer different colors for the grommets, so you can match them to the curtain rods.

Also known as tailored or pole top curtains, rod pocket curtains are 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 sheer and semi-sheer curtains can be hung together, giving more charac­ter and privacy to the space . These curtains can be hung directly on a decorative or utility rod, or attached with clip-rings for an updated look and ease of movement at your window. The width of the rod pocket can be easily customized to fit any type of the curtain rod.

Pleated curtains come and go as the trends do, but as of late we are seeing this look become more and more popular. This style has a very classic and slightly formal feel to it, giving it a timeless essence. These curtains will look beautiful in master bedrooms, formal dining rooms. To hang them up, just attach rings to drapery hooks.

This style has become so popular and we understand why. It's just so simple and clean looking! You can't see the bulky hardware of the cur­tain rod, and it just looks effortless staying in a perfect zig-zag shape. This is the perfect alternative to the grommet curtains because they look similar but they aren't as bulky and look very modern. These drapes will require installation of a special track and hardware to per­fectly space the ripples. We offer these curtains in linen and velvet.

Tab top curtains are as simple as it gets! These curtains are perfect for kids rooms, nurseries, play rooms. Tab top curtains have a very informal and casual feel, they are easy to slide across the rod. tabs and ties can be easily customized to fit any type of curtain rods.

If you are looking for something more formal, but simple at the same time, our curtains with back tabs would be the best option. These curtains are good for bedrooms, kitchens and bathrooms. Our curtains with installed multifunctional heading tape have loops in the back, so you can just thread the curtain rod through them, and your cur­tains are ready to be used! Or you can hang them with clips and rings, the metal rings will make sliding the curtains across the rod soo much easier!

Bring a touch of casual style to your living room or study with these sheer linen curtain panels, featuring ties at the top. These panels will introduce soft texture and balance to your space while keeping your room bright with natural light. Crafted from 100% European linen these sheer curtains let the light in, so it’s a perfect way to add an airy layer to your existing window dressings. Tab tops let you hang them up with the curtain rod of your choice.

The pencil pleat curtain brings texture and visual interest to a room. These fully customizable curtains look lovely gathered in one of our custom tie backs, and the pencil pleat allows them to maintain the look of fullness when hanging free. We think the structured appearance of this pleat would be fabulous in a home office or library.

A relaxed Roman shade is designed to create a soft, graceful curve along the bottom edge when the shade is raised. Unlike a flat Roman shade, which has a structured, tailored look, the relaxed style features a gentle dip in the center for a more casual and elegant feel.

A flat Roman shade is a tailored, practical window treatment that controls light and provides privacy. Completely flat when lowered, this style works beautifully on its own or layered with tied-back curtains, drapery side panels, or swags.
Roman shades operate by pulling a cord that is threaded through a series of small rings on the back of the fabric. Each shade is attached to a mounting board and can be installed either inside the window frame or outside it—on or above the frame.
For guidance, please refer to the illustrations in this listing to see how to measure for an inside mount or an outside mount.

Faux Flat Roman Shades are designed to give the elegant look of a working Roman shade but without a built-in lifting mechanism. They are constructed as a flat fabric panel with horizontal folds to mimic the appearance of a shade when raised. At the back, small rings and a cord system are attached, allowing you to adjust the length and create the folds, but the shade is not intended for daily raising and lowering like a fully functional Roman shade.
Each faux shade includes a rod pocket at the top for easy installation on a standard curtain rod. Lining may be added as an option for extra body, light control, and durability.

Cloud Roman Shades are crafted with soft, billowing folds that create 2–4 scalloped folds, each approximately 20" wide. The exact number and width of scallops will depend on the overall width of your shade, ensuring a balanced and elegant look. Built on a sturdy mounting board with a cord system on the back and small rings that are hand-sewn along the back of the fabric in vertical rows, the shade raises and lowers smoothly while maintaining its graceful, cloud-like curves.

Width: Measure the width of the window opening at the top, middle, and bottom. Use the smallest measurement.
Height: Measure the height of the window opening from the top of the frame to the bottom. Measure on the left, middle, and right side, using the longest measurement.

Width: Decide how much you want the shades to overlap the window. Add at least 1-2 inches on each side to the window width.
Height: Measure from the desired starting point (above the window) to the bottom of where you want the shades to hang. Add extra length if you want more coverage.