Decide on a budget per room or window. This amount should include fabric, hardware, production and installation costs. A typical window will cost between R10000 – R12000, depending on the choice of fabric and type of curtain.
Sheer or voile curtains are an excellent choice for allowing maximum natural light into a room. They can be used as either front or back curtains. For added privacy, pair them with a 100% blockout or sunblock lining.
A variety of curtain styles are available, depending on whether you prefer a traditional or contemporary look.
We’ll help you choose the perfect plain or patterned fabric to bring your vision to life.
A wave curtain is a contemporary and stylish window treatment option. Wave pleat curtains are usually hung on specialized curtain tracks designed for this purpose. Wave pleat curtains creates a similar look than eyelet curtains, but are often less expensive to make, depending on the choice of fabric.
A pinch pleat curtain, otherwise known as a French pleat curtain, is a type of window treatment characterised by its pleats or folds at the top. These pleats are created by pinching together the fabric by hand at regular intervals, typically in groups of two or three, and then securing them with stitches. Pinch pleat curtains are often used in formal or traditional interior settings due to their elegant and tailored look
Inverted pleat curtains feature neatly pinched folds that are tucked towards the back, creating a clean and tailored look. This style uses less fabric than many other curtain types, making it an ideal option when ceiling recess space is limited.
Eyelet curtains are a type of window treatment distinguished by the way they are hung and the decorative rings or eyelets at the top of the curtain panel. Eyelet curtains have evenly spaced metal rings or eyelets along the top edge of the curtain panel. These eyelets serve both functional and decorative purposes. They provide a means for the curtain rod to pass through, allowing for easy installation. Production of eyelet curtains are more expensive but they use less fabric in comparrison to other style curtains.
Cartridge curtains have a rounded, fluted appearance. They have pleats that are created by pinching and folding the fabric at regular intervals. These pleats are then stitched in place. Some curtains may have additional embellishments, such as tassels or buttons, at the base of each pleat for added decorative flair.
Pencil pleat curtains are a popular choice due to their classic and timeless appearance. They are known for their neat and tailored look when closed and can be easily adjusted to fit various window sizes. Their versatility makes them suitable for both formal and casual settings, depending on the choice of fabric and styling.
