Curtain designs are an important aspect of any interior designing effort. They may transform the appearance of any room from classic to contemporary, or vice versa. If you've decided on the curtain fabric, the following step is to select the curtain style. This basically implies that you must choose a curtain heading style that complements your vision for the room's dcor. We've compiled a list of the most popular styles for you to pick from, so you can make an informed decision when buying or ordering Dubai Curtain.

French Pleats.

French pleats are a type of pinch pleat in which three pleats are stitched together. They give curtains a formal finish at the top, creating an air of sophistication that complements most room decor types. This style is popular among pleated curtain fans.

Pencil Pleats.

The pleats in this curtain heading type are long and thin, as the name implies, and densely packed together. They give the curtain a distinct, formal appearance. This style is frequently seen in living rooms or other areas of the home where guests can visit.

Goblet pleats

Goblet pleats, as you might expect, are constructed in the shape of a wine glass or goblet. To retain their majestic appearance, pleats are typically formed with an interlining. This style does not look nice when the curtains are constantly drawn to the sides. As a result, goblet pleats are a better curtain style for areas that do not require a lot of natural light, such as a formal living room with tall ceilings.

Shirred

This is the simplest type on the list, as the curtain rod is simply inserted into a pocket sewed at the top of the curtain. Throughout the process, the curtain automatically gathers along the rod. These curtains cannot be dragged back, but they can be kept open with hangbacks or tiebacks.

Grommet

Metallic eyelets are connected to the top of the curtain at regular intervals, allowing it to move freely on the rod. It provides the curtain a contemporary appearance, which is ideal for those who desire a minimalistic design in their house.

Duo pleats

The duo pleat, another type of pinch pleat, uses less fabric than a french pleat because it only creates two pleats with a header tape. While french pleats are more common, the dual pleat offers the space a more modern appearance and is the preferred style for many pleated curtain aficionados.

Smocked

Smocked curtains may add a luxury touch to any area. Diamond shapes are embroidered into the fabric to form the header. The curtain can have as many rows of diamonds as you want, with some versions being so comprehensive that they are termed honeycomb smocked curtains. This curtain style requires more fabric than the other varieties and takes the longest to tailor. This makes it the most expensive choice on the list.

Tab Top

Tab tops are a contemporary form of curtain in which little 'tabs' of cloth are sewed at the top. The curtain rod is slid through these tabs, allowing the curtain to travel easily along the rod. This is great for places that need natural lighting, such as a child's bedroom or a home library.

After you've decided on a style that complements your tastes and the decor of the space, you can select a suitable fabric and have your curtains made-to-order in Dubai. You can now choose the type of curtain rod you want to use to hang the curtains in the room, as well as tiebacks or holdbacks to complete the design.