Curtain Heading Styles

A step-by-step guide to choosing the perfect curtain for your space

The heading style defines how your curtain hangs and folds. Whether you prefer the structured elegance of a pinch pleat or the contemporary simplicity of eyelets, each style creates a distinct character. Our atelier crafts each heading by hand to ensure the perfect drape.

Pencil Pleat

Pencil pleat curtains offer a timeless and versatile style that suits a wide range of interiors. The tightly gathered pleats resemble the shape of a row of pencils, creating a neat, uniform appearance. This classic curtain style is incredibly adaptable, making it a popular choice for both traditional and contemporary settings.

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Pinch Pleat

Pinch pleat curtains feature groups of fabric pinched together at regular intervals, creating deep, structured folds that add elegance and formality. This heading style works particularly well with heavier fabrics and creates a luxurious, tailored look.

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Cottage Pleat

Cottage pleat curtains, known for their understated elegance and timeless appeal, are a favourite choice for creating a cosy, rustic ambiance in any space. Whether you're decorating a quaint countryside home or adding a touch of warmth to a modern interior, these curtains provide a perfect blend of style and practicality.

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Eyelet

Eyelet hanging is a modern and stylish curtain heading method that features large metal rings, or eyelets, sewn into the top of the fabric. These eyelets slide smoothly along a curtain pole, creating soft, even folds that drape in a sleek, wave-like pattern.

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