Know More About the Best Types of Curtains in London

curtain types

Curtains are the fabric panels that hang from rods installed above the window. Curtains often serve as privacy screens by blocking out light, but they can also be used to cover drapes or shades—especially if you want to darken your room


Before we go into all of the different types of curtains in Curtains London, it's important to define them: unlike drapes, they feature thinner fabrics and hang below the ceiling so they reach near floor level; their fabric is usually lined too in order to block out any sources of light. You can choose between curtains that come as panels or in pairs, and they can be installed however you like to create different fullness effects. With various depths, materials, shapes, prints and colours we have lots of options for you! To help with your choice we created a glossary of the best types of curtains so it's easier than ever to find what suits your home style best. Keep reading on some great information about our selection including material benefits and how easy it is to install them yourself!


Choose Your Pleat


Let's talk about different header types. And to make things even more complicated, there is an array of styles for this pinch - creating either pleats or no pleats- which all have their own level of fullness and volume! Below is a list of main headers with accompanying descriptions.

1 .The pinch pleat header has its top pinched, which causes it to have fuller pleats and a gathered look extending down the face of the curtains.

2. Microfiber fabricsGoblet style is when the top is just pinches but drops slightly after that with an inverted V-shaped design at the bottom. They're good for evoking a romantic or relaxed atmosphere in your room .

3. Tie-top means tying bows or knots at one end of each curtain rod in order to attach them together on both sides. It's great for giving off bohemian, romantic, laidback feelings

4. Ripple fold headers can be installed on tracks and make opening up closing curtains very easy because they are soft flowing too and ribbon type designs make this modern yet classic feel.

5. Grommet refers to attaching holes at the tip of these types of curtains so their parts that touch the rod can fit into place easier while also exposing parts of the rods themselves.

6. Tab top - come with loops on top for them to be pulled right over the rod similarly but they typically have narrower rounded pleats than a box pleat does. They also require tie backs which makes opening and closing these curtains a little more stubborn when compared with rod pocket headers where the insert remains hidden making it easier for you to open or close these curtain styles without any hassle at all!

7. Rod pockets -are perfect if you want your curtain rods completely covered; because of how they envelop the rod before tying back onto themselves tab tops often need tiebacks too!

Find Your Exposure

Curtains are mainly dependent on the material they're made of. A curtain's light and noise filtration level is determined by what it's made out of. Find your perfect type below!


1. Sheers curtains are engaging much see-through and don't provide much more privacy, but they also offer a better flow thanks to their light weight nature.

1. Semi-sheer curtains provide more privacy than sheers but still let some light through; these work best in communal rooms or overshades when you're sleeping (in your bedroom) or showering (in your bathroom).

3. Blackout curtains provide the most insulation with fabric that is typically lined on one side for opacity to make them even thicker!