STEP 01
Start with the window
The shape, height, fixing surface and available stack space set the boundaries for the whole curtain design.
Choose your window typeCurtain specification journey
Design the curtain as one complete system
A successful made-to-measure curtain is not just a fabric choice. Window geometry, heading, fabric, lining, accessories, track, fixing and installation all affect one another. This guide connects those decisions in the order they should be considered.
STEP 02
Choose the heading
Wave, pinch pleat, pencil pleat and tailored headings change the fullness, structure, movement and finished appearance.
Compare curtain headingsSTEP 03
Choose the fabric
Fabric weight, drape, pattern and how the cloth behaves in daylight all affect how the finished curtain looks and moves.
Explore curtain fabricsSTEP 04
Specify the lining
Standard lining, blackout, thermal lining and interlining change privacy, light control, weight and the character of the curtain.
Compare curtain liningsSTEP 05
Add finishing details
Tiebacks, tieback hooks and other finishing details should support the room and the way the curtains are actually used.
View curtain accessoriesSTEP 06
Match the track
The track must suit the route, curtain weight, fixing surface and the way the curtain needs to open and stack.
Explore curtain tracksSTEP 07
Plan installation
High, angled and double-height windows need fixing and access decisions made before manufacture, not after it.
See installation planningSTEP 08
Check real project evidence
Use completed projects to see how recorded window types, headings, linings and room requirements have been brought together.
View real projectsReady to turn the specification into a project?
Send the window shape, approximate dimensions and a clear photo. We can then discuss the curtain route, heading, lining, track and installation requirements together rather than as isolated choices.