Sanctuary blinds and Shutters
Pleat Styles
We understand the importance of curtain pleats in achieving the perfect look for your home, and we offer a wide range of options to cater to your specific needs. Let’s take a closer look at the different types of curtain pleats we offer:
Drapes
Drapes are a popular type of window treatment that can add beauty and functionality to any room. They are typically made from heavier materials than curtains, and can be used to block out light and sound, as well as add insulation to a space. Drapes come in a variety of styles and pleat types, allowing you to choose a look that complements your decor and meets your needs. Whether you’re looking to add elegance and sophistication to your living room, or simply want a way to keep out the sun and noise in your bedroom, drapes can be a great choice for your window treatment needs.
Pinch Pleats
Pinch pleats are a classic and elegant window treatment option. The pinch pleats are created by folding the fabric at the top of the drapes and sewing it together in a way that creates a tight, gathered look. This pleat style adds texture and dimension to the drapes, while also helping them to hang more smoothly and evenly. Pinch pleat drapes can be made from a variety of materials, including silk, velvet, and linen, and are a great choice for those looking to add a touch of traditional style to their decor. Additionally, the pinch pleats can help the drapes to block out more light and sound, making them a practical choice as well.
Knife Pleating
Knife pleating is a pleat style for drapes that creates a clean and tailored look. This pleat style is created by folding the fabric at the top of the drape in one direction and then pressing it flat. This creates a series of small, even pleats that run parallel to each other. Knife pleats can be used with a variety of fabrics, from lightweight cotton to heavier materials such as wool or linen. This pleat style allows the drapes to hang in a uniform manner, while also allowing for some light and sound to filter through. Knife pleat drapes are typically hung on a rod or track, and are a great choice for those looking for a simple yet sophisticated window treatment option that complements a range of decor styles.
S-fold
S-fold curtains, also known as wave curtains, are a modern and stylish window treatment option. This pleat style features a continuous wave-like fold that runs from the top to the bottom of the drape, creating a soft and flowing look. S-fold curtains are typically made from lightweight materials such as voile or sheer fabrics, and are designed to let light filter through while still providing some privacy. The pleats of the S-fold curtain are created using a special track system that allows the drape to flow seamlessly along the track. This makes S-fold curtains easy to open and close, while also providing a uniform and elegant look. S-fold curtains are a great choice for those looking for a contemporary and minimalist window treatment that complements a range of decor styles.
Double and Triple Pinch Pleats
Double and triple pinch pleats are variations of the classic pinch pleat style, and offer a more formal and tailored look for drapes. The double pinch pleat consists of two folds of fabric sewn together, while the triple pinch pleat consists of three folds. This pleat style adds depth and structure to the drapes, and can create a more luxurious and elegant appearance. Double and triple pinch pleat drapes are typically made from heavier materials such as velvet or silk, and are a great choice for those looking to add a touch of sophistication to their decor. The pleats also help the drapes to hang more smoothly and evenly, and can aid in light and sound blocking.
Pencil Pleats
Pencil pleats are a classic pleat style for drapes that offer a more casual and relaxed look. This pleat style is created by gathering the fabric at the top of the drape and sewing it together in a way that creates small, tight pleats that resemble a row of pencils. Pencil pleats can be used with a variety of materials, from lightweight cotton to heavier fabrics such as velvet or silk, and are a versatile choice for any decor style. This pleat style allows the drapes to hang in soft folds, while also allowing for some light and sound to filter through. Pencil pleat drapes can be hung on a track or a rod, and are a popular choice for those looking for a simple yet stylish window treatment option.
Inverted Box Pleats
Inverted box pleats are a unique and modern pleat style for drapes. This pleat style features a flat panel of fabric at the top of the drape that is then folded inward to create a pleat that opens downward. This creates a clean and structured look that is great for contemporary or minimalist decor styles. Inverted box pleats can be used with a variety of fabrics, from sheer to heavy materials, and can be created in a range of sizes to suit different window sizes and room styles. The pleats help the drapes to hang in a neat and uniform manner, while also allowing some light and sound to filter through. Inverted box pleat drapes are typically hung on a rod or track, and are a great choice for those looking for a unique and modern window treatment option.
Sheer Blinds
Sheer blinds are a popular window treatment option that provide both privacy and natural light. These blinds are typically made from lightweight, semi-transparent materials such as voile or polyester, and are designed to let light filter through while still obscuring the view from outside. Sheer blinds can be used alone or in combination with other window treatments, such as curtains or drapes, to create a layered and stylish look. They are a versatile choice for any room, providing a soft and airy feel that complements a range of decor styles. Additionally, sheer blinds can be adjusted to allow more or less light into the room, making them a practical choice for those who want to control the amount of natural light in their space.
Swave
Swave curtains, also known as ripple fold curtains, are a modern and streamlined window treatment option. This pleat style features a series of evenly spaced pleats that run parallel to each other, creating a continuous wave-like effect along the length of the drape. Swave curtains are typically made from lightweight fabrics such as voile or polyester, and are designed to let light filter through while still providing privacy. The pleats of the Swave curtain are created using a special track system that allows the drape to flow seamlessly along the track. This makes Swave curtains easy to open and close, while also providing a uniform and elegant look. Swave curtains are a great choice for those looking for a contemporary and minimalist window treatment that complements a range of decor styles.
