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Consists of a single continuous panel produced with a snap tape sewn onto the top hem; creating an undulating wave pattern. The beautiful S shaped curve is seen consistently throughout, both when the curtains are open and closed.

Pinch or French pleat is created with a decorative and tailored curtain heading where gathers of fabric are folded and sewn into place at the top of the curtain with a flat gap between each pleat. The pleats are secured onto buckram to ensure the heading holds its shape. These are then placed on a decorative rod or track with hooks. This style of curtain is great for both contemporary and traditional homes.

Consist of window treatments that have large eyelets embedded near the top edge of the fabric panel. The eyelets help maintain soft folds in the fabric and create an even, undulating window covering.

Grommet curtain panels allow the curtain rod to be seen. 

Grommet drapery panels are also known as eyelet or ringed panels.

 Block out more light than traditional light filtering or room darkening options. It's important to note that even blackout window shades will not completely darken a room to where it is pitch black. Blackout roller shades are tubular and roll up and down by a pull chord mechanism ( Motorization is available). When the shade is fully open, the fabric will disappear within the aluminum casing, allowing for an unobstructed view.

Provide an additional protective layer inside the window glass, reflecting away more of the sun's heat than the glass alone. The fabric's density (openness: 1 %,3%,5,%,10%) and color together determine how much of the heat is reflected. When the shade is fully open, the fabric will disappear within the aluminum casing, allowing for an unobstructed view.

Also known as layered or dual shades, these unique window treatments combine alternating sheer and solid fabric bands on a single window shade, for a solution that gives you two options for light control. Perfect for modern homes. Suggested for use in living, dining and office space.

The honeycomb structure traps air, which helps insulate windows and lower energy costs 

• The fabric cells expand and contract like an accordion when the shade is raised and lowered 
• When opened, the fabric folds into a neat stack that is relatively small 
• Energy Efficient
• Extra layers of insulation
• Simple Designs with neutral colors

A single piece of fabric is made with cords and rings sewn into it 

• When the cord is pulled, the fabric folds up from the bottom 
• The fabric stacks in horizontal folds at the top when raised.

Great for use in kitchens, bathrooms, and dining rooms 

• They can provide privacy and light control 
• They can be made from a variety of fabrics, including cotton, polyester, linen, and silk.

A window treatment that you can raise and lower from both the top or the bottom. Or you can  also use a combination of both. The goal with a top down, bottom up  shade is to meet all your privacy needs while still giving you access to  natural light.

Panels provide a sleek, contemporary alternative to vertical blinds or  drapery as a wide window solution. Easy to clean, sliding panels take  the hassle out of your day.