THE COLLECTION

Made-to-measure curtains

Find the heading that feels right for your room. Explore eight distinct styles, from softly gathered classics to the continuous folds of Wave.

Wave Curtains ↗

Even S-shaped folds created with a compatible track. Explore this contemporary heading for wide windows, garden doors and calm, layered living spaces.

Triple Pinch Pleat Curtains ↗

Groups of three sewn pleats give the heading a full, formal character. A useful starting point for tall windows, elegant bedrooms and traditional drawing rooms.

Double Pinch Pleat Curtains ↗

Paired sewn pleats create a tailored top with a softer drape below. Versatile for sitting rooms, bedrooms and interiors that mix classic and contemporary furniture.

Single Pinch Pleat Curtains ↗

A single sewn pinch repeats along the heading for simple definition. Consider it for relaxed rooms, lighter fabrics and schemes where the fabric should lead.

Pencil Pleat Curtains ↗

Narrow gathered folds create a familiar, informal heading. Well suited to cottages, guest rooms and everyday spaces, subject to the fabric and fitting chosen.

Cartridge Pleat Curtains ↗

Rounded tubular pleats make a sculptural feature at the top of the curtain. Explore plain cloth and tactile fabrics that show the shape clearly.

Eyelet Curtains ↗

Metal rings set into the fabric pass directly over a suitable pole. A confident contemporary detail for straightforward windows and generous, uncomplicated folds.

Euro Pleat Curtains ↗

The pinch is positioned towards the top of the heading, allowing the fabric below to open softly. A refined bridge between classic tailoring and a modern room.

A GUIDE TO THE COLLECTION

Choosing your curtain heading

The heading is the way the fabric is arranged at the top of the curtain. It changes the silhouette, the rhythm of the folds and the relationship with your pole or track. Start with the look you like, then consider fabric, lining, the window shape and the room around it.

For a continuous, contemporary ripple, explore Wave. For a stitched, tailored heading, compare single, double and triple pinch pleats or Euro pleats. Pencil pleats create softer gathers; cartridge pleats make a rounded feature; eyelets bring the pole into the design. Each page explains the practical differences.

Made-to-measure curtains are planned around the complete opening, including the finished drop and where the fabric sits when drawn back. Share your window dimensions, any existing fittings and the level of light control you want. We can then help you narrow down a fabric and heading combination.

PLAN THE WHOLE WINDOW

Curtains for the way you use the room

Daylight, privacy & evening comfort

A living room may need a gentle filter during the day and a more private feel after dark. A bedroom may place greater emphasis on light control. Start with those needs, then choose the heading and fabric. Sheers, lined curtains and a separate blind can be combined when there is space for the complete arrangement.

In Berkshire and Buckinghamshire homes, we work with a range of window shapes and interior styles. A period bay and a broad contemporary garden door call for different practical decisions, even when you love the same fabric.

From a sample to a finished curtain

Your curtain is more than its finished width and drop. Fabric fullness, pattern matching, lining and the hardware all affect the way it looks and moves. Consider existing radiators, furniture and door handles before settling on a length or track position.

Send Sacha a photograph of the window, approximate dimensions and the styles you like. We can help compare the options and build a brief for your made-to-measure curtains. Find a starting point with the style quiz ↗

LET’S MAKE IT YOURS

A beautiful room
starts with a conversation.

Tell Sacha what you have in mind. We’ll help you explore the possibilities.

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