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Curtains

 

We offer a wide range of curtain headings, including pinch pleat, pencil pleat, wave and eyelet.  Have a look in our curtain gallery to see many examples of each style.

 
Single, double or triple pinch pleats give a more formal look while pencil pleat is a softer heading.  Both can be hung on a track but always look 
better hung on a pole.   Wave and eyelet headings are more contemporary.  Wave works well on a track while eyelet has to be hung on a pole.

To personalise your curtains, contrast borders or trims can be added.     

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Our curtains have hand sewn side seams with weighted hems to ensure the curtains drape beautifully and the face fabric hems are hand sewn to avoid unsightly lines of machine stitching.  

 

Whilst we can make unlined curtains, it is not recommended as lining improves the drape and protects the face fabric from sun damage.

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"I'm so pleased with Charlie's curtains, they look great - thank you." 

Mrs W, Maidenhead

We either use high quality cotton rich crease resistant lining or softly draping blackout lining which can also reduce heat loss.  


Some fabrics, especially lightweight ones such as silk, really benefit from being interlined, which makes them thicker, more luxurious looking and helps reduce heat loss.

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