Curtain Heading Styles

Eyelet curtains feature metal rings at the top, creating smooth, contemporary folds. They slide effortlessly along the pole and offer a modern, minimalist look.

Best for: modern interiors, easy everyday use, and spaces where you want a clean “wave-like” drape.

Pencil pleat is a classic heading with tightly gathered fabric that forms uniform vertical folds. It’s very flexible and suits both traditional and modern rooms.

Best for: bedrooms and living rooms, when you want a timeless, softer look with adjustable gather.

Pinch pleat curtains have fabric pinched into neat pleats (usually 2 or 3 folds), creating a tailored, luxury drape with beautiful depth.

Best for: premium living rooms, dining rooms, and interiors where you want a refined “designer” finish.

Rod pocket curtains have a sewn-in pocket at the top that the pole slides through. The pole is hidden inside, creating soft gathers and a relaxed look.

Best for: casual spaces, cafés, cottages, and lightweight fabrics where simplicity is key.

Tab top curtains have fabric loops (tabs) sewn onto the top edge that slide over the pole. This creates a relaxed look with visible spaces between the tabs.

Best for: casual modern rooms, children’s rooms, and spaces where you want an informal, easy-to-fit style.

Wave curtains create uniform, flowing S-shaped waves using a specialized track system. This gives a sleek, architectural look with consistent folds from end to end.

Best for: modern minimal interiors, commercial spaces, and floor-to-ceiling glazing where you want perfect, even waves.