Curtain Headings

Wave Curtains

A contemporary heading that creates soft, continuous wave-like folds from a slim, discreet track.

Pale linen curtains with a modern wave heading on a slim steel track

About the Wave Heading

Wave curtains run on a corded track with evenly spaced glides, so the fabric falls in a single, uninterrupted ripple from top to bottom. There is no gathered header, which keeps the line clean and architectural.

It is the heading we recommend most often for contemporary rooms, wide runs of glazing and floor-to-ceiling windows, and it stacks back very neatly when open.

Features & Options

Slim ceiling or wall-fixed wave track
Even, continuous S-fold ripple
Neat stack-back when fully open
Ideal for sheers, linens and blackout linings

Best Suited To

Contemporary interiors
Floor-to-ceiling windows
Wide glazing
Sheer layers

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Other Heading Styles

Every curtain is cut, sewn and hand-finished in our own workroom, then dressed in your home.

Pencil Pleat

This curtain header type gathers the fabric for a luxurious feel.

Pale linen curtains with a gathered pencil pleat heading on a steel pole

Deep Pencil Pleat

A deeper heading than the standard pencil pleat, this header type is better suited to longer drop curtains.

Pale linen curtains with a deep pencil pleat heading

Double Pinch Pleat

The top of the curtain is seen in pleats for a more laidback look.

Pale linen curtains with a hand-stitched double pinch pleat heading

Triple Pinch Pleat

A more formal, decorative header type with pleats sewn in.

Pale linen curtains with a formal triple pinch pleat heading

Eyelets

A modern design that provides large, even curtain pleats. Choose from complementary eyelet colours to match your curtain pole.

Pale linen curtains with metal eyelets threaded onto a steel pole

Goblet Pleat

Rounded, padded cup-shaped pleats for the most decorative, traditional heading.

Pale linen curtains with rounded goblet pleats at the heading