Project case study
Cambridge Large Apex Bedroom Curtains
A large apex bedroom window in Cambridge was dressed with made-to-measure double pinch pleat curtains and blackout lining, designed to improve privacy, reduce light and create a softer, more luxurious bedroom finish.
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The Client Brief
The client wanted a premium curtain solution for a large apex bedroom window in Cambridge. The main priorities were privacy, better light control and a more finished look for the room. Because the window was large and shaped, the curtains needed to be carefully designed so they looked balanced, elegant and suitable for a bedroom setting.
The Challenge
Large apex bedroom windows can be difficult to dress because of their height, angled shape and wide area of glass. Standard curtains often do not sit correctly on this type of window, and without the right lining the room can remain too bright. The challenge was to create a curtain solution that improved privacy and helped darken the bedroom, while still allowing the large apex window to remain a beautiful feature.
The Recorded Solution
Large apex bedroom windows can be difficult to dress because of their height, angled shape and wide area of glass. Standard curtains often do not sit correctly on this type of window, and without the right lining the room can remain too bright. The challenge was to create a curtain solution that improved privacy and helped darken the bedroom, while still allowing the large apex window to remain a beautiful feature.
Recorded Result
The finished curtains helped transform the bedroom into a more private, comfortable and restful space. The blackout lining improved light control, while the double pinch pleat heading added a tailored and luxurious finish. The made-to-measure design allowed the curtains to sit neatly around the large apex window, making the room feel softer, calmer and more complete.
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