Wave Curtains
What are wave curtains?
Our customers' favourite wave curtain colours
Wave curtains are extremely stylish, and with the regular waves in the fabric, they are perfect for a host of colours, patterns and finishes. These are some of our customers' favourite wave curtains.
Which fabrics work well with wave curtains
Wave curtains provide a soft drape so this style is not recommended for use with stiff, heavily patterned or embroidered fabrics. However; you can choose from a number of lightweight fabrics, and select a blackout or thermal lining to make it more substantial.
Where do wave curtains look best?
However, if space is at a premium, wave curtains are also a practical solution for smaller rooms and windows. When fully open, wave curtains fold cleanly and neatly. This is particularly beneficial when there is only a small amount of wall space at either side of a window.
How to select a wave heading to curtains
You can also select options from the lining, tieback, and configuration drop downs. To ensure you find the perfect material for your interior design, you can order up to eight free samples from the website.
How to fit wave curtains
For fitting the curtain, all you need to do is place your hooks into the curtain fabric to achieve the size of wave you require. Once in place, you can easily hook your curtain onto the track. Each wave curtain arrives with all the requisite fitting instructions and components.
Lining options for wave curtains
Premium lining for wave curtains
A premium lining comes as standard with any curtain. It is made from a high-quality cotton blend in a light ivory colour and by adding one to your curtain, you will benefit from extra thickness and body. These linings will also improve the curtain's insulation and durability.Blackout lining for wave curtains
Blackout linings give your curtains a blackout quality. This functionality prevents external light from entering your room, helping you to enjoy improved sleep quality. For living rooms, blackout linings are equally great for helping to unwind with a movie when it's bright outside.Thermal lining for wave curtains
Thermal linings are the ideal choice if you're keen to improve your home's thermal efficiency. With thermal wave curtains, you can keep the heat inside during the winter and avoid cranking up the thermostat. In the summer, the same lining will keep the room cool helping you to chill out when it's hot outside.Quality made to measure wave curtains
Measuring for your new curtains couldn't be simpler. Enjoy our easy to follow Expert Guide: How To Measure For Curtains and rest assured your new wave curtains will fit seamlessly into your space.
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