Curtains
Curtains are a very personal thing. However, they do dress a window, absorb sound, keep out the cold and light . . . and keep the heat in.
Curtains
Curtains and Pelmets
The pelmet is stiffened using buckram and edged with a tassel braid, to match the tie backs and compliment the curtains. Very formal style with the stylish and elegant fabric.
Edwardian Style
Create an era, with your fabric and design.
Pencil pleat heading, curtains puddle on the floor. Hessian rope tie backs to pull back the drapes and make a feature of the 'hole' in the wall.
Pencil Pleat heading, on a pole, for the cottage window.
Pencil heading for the window on the floor.
Swags and Tails draped over a pole, is sometimes all that is needed to dress the kitchen window. Co-ordinating fabric was used for the lining, this is seen on the tails as they fall.
Sweatpeas, just right for that guest room. A gathered, frilly edging for a picture window. The curtains are on rods that swing out and let in as much light as possible.
Laura Ashley fabric for the recessed window on the landing. Again the curtains are on rods that swing out, to allow the sunshine in!
These curtains are double sided to show the fabric when open and closed. They are rouched on the swing-rod. Great idea for the small window.
Sanderson fabric, Pencil pleat headed curtains on a pole with a Roman Blind.
Dupion Silk, edged with cream and gold braid.
William Morris Sunflowers.
William Morris Sunflowers, a rich, heavy velvet. This bay window took 6 widths of fabric, almost 3m in length - very heavy!
Ring Punch Heading
We are now able to offer sheer curtains and fully lined (& interlined) curtains with the fashionable eyelet heading using an eyelet punch and ring machine.
Curtains will complete the décor in a room and give it character.
Choose your headings from the following:
- · Pencil Pleat
- · Pinch Pleat (Triple Pleat)
- . Eyelet Heading
- · Goblet
- · Goblet cut away
- · Tab Top
Wendy Horswell
Tourouzelle, Aude, Occitanie
Please email your enquiries using the 'Orders and Enquiries' page, or call Wendy on:
mobile: 06 72 02 98 26 or landline: 04 68 65 16 93