
Curtain Styles

Blackout

Tie Top

Panel Pair

Grommet

Pinch Pleat

Window Sill

Cafe Curtains

Apron Curtains

Cafe Curtains

Balloon Shades

Cafe Curtains

Single Panel

Box Pleat

Goblet Pleat

Tab Top

Pencil Pleat

Rod pocket

Cafe Curtains
Suede
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Capability to Decontaminate
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Has excellent waterproofing performance
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It also provides good thermal insulation.
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Excellent Product Suede velvet wool feels soft and smooth, has a nice texture and appearance, and is of course of great quality.
Velvet
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It is one of the top five most popular fabrics.
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Is a hefty fabric that may prevent drafts from entering, making it ideal for places when the outside temperature is cold.
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This cloth also effectively blocks light, keeping the interior darkened and offering good seclusion.
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An exquisite option that exudes sophisticated brilliance.
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It adds a regal and velvety appeal to house interiors, making it ideal for formal dining rooms, bedrooms, or master bedrooms.
Chenille
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Is incredibly soft to the touch, with a fine texture and a delicate feel.
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Forms an excellent drape, which means they are ideal for forming dual panels since they provide a beautiful fall to the curtains without avoiding any messy concepts.
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Is quite thick and durable, which means it will last you a long time and is very strong.
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Is water absorbent and resistant to abrasion.
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Thermal curtains retain heat, block sunlight, and are ideal for giving privacy.

Polyester
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Polyester is an excellent midpoint between nylon and heavier natural textiles.
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Although polyester mixes might have tight weaves, the fabric is quite lightweight.
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Polyester curtains do not fade as easily as other natural materials and are usually machine washable.
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They can be lined to add weight and block out even more light, and they are generally stain resistant.
Cotton
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Cotton is quite simple to care for. It washes and dries quickly and can be cleaned as needed. After drying, your curtains can be ironed and rehung to appear as good as new.
Polycotton
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Cotton's key advantage is that it is a very breathable fiber.
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Polycotton is a more durable material.
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Polycotton mixes are frequently used to create abrasion-resistant fabrics. Polycotton may be cleaned more frequently and does not shrink.
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Cotton Polyester Blend Properties are softer.
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When polyester and cotton are combined, the outcome is a stronger, more durable, and more inexpensive material.





Nylon blackout
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Nylon is a synthetic fabric that is widely used due to its low cost.
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It is lightweight and machine washable, and it can hold vibrant colors.
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It appears to be quite thin and weak, making it unsuitable for blocking out a lot of light.
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These curtains can be used in conjunction with blackout curtains.
Linen wool
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Because they are thick and heavy, they are best suited to solid colors or blocky patterns like Highland check.
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They are ideal for rooms that require insulation and are great at filtering out light.
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The disadvantage of wool curtains is that they are heavy and difficult to clean.
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Give an impeccable country-side appearance.
Cotton-linen
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One of the top five fabrics.
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They're popular because they're lightweight and breathable.
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They are relatively simple to maintain.
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If you want to keep your linen or cotton curtains from fading, you'll need to have a lining installed, which negates some of the fabric's advantages, such as its lightweight nature!
Satin
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Is less sparkly than Silk.
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Beautiful satin curtains are an excellent choice for window décor. The fabric has many advantages, including its luxurious appearance and naturalness.
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Radiant sheen, flawless texture, and beautiful smoothness are always ideal in the interior.
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Satin lambrequins are an excellent design choice.
Silk
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Top 5
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Silk curtains are quite opulent.
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They are thinner than the other materials and let more light to pass through, but they have a light, vibrant appearance.
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Lined silk curtains can have a gorgeous, shiny appearance while yet providing effective light insulation.
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Unlined silk curtains will fade quickly, while lined curtains can be fairly durable.
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They are, however, rather expensive and difficult to maintain because silk does not tolerate detergents well.




Damask
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Damask is a reversible, jacquard-patterned fabric, which means the pattern is woven into the fabric rather than printed on top of it. Damasks can be constructed from a number of fabrics, such as silk, linen, cotton, wool, or synthetic fibers like as rayon. Brocade with a printed pattern.
Net
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Net curtains can be utilized to soften your interior design by dressing a window. You may screen out what you might consider a "ugly" window with a floor-length net curtain while retaining natural light.
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Lightweight and simple to clean
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Beneficial for persons suffering from asthma or breathing difficulties.
Sheer
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They make the most of natural light. Sheer curtain materials allow the sun's rays to seep into the room since they are lighter than other drapes.
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Sheer curtains are adaptable.
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Sheer curtains are inexpensive.


Lace
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Because the cloth is lightweight, even multi-layer designs are not heavy.
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Its fresh feel gives an appealing sense, making you look diverse, original, and sensual. This cloth is also used to make curtains.
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Lace cloth has the virtue of being lightweight and translucent.
