What are wave curtains

The header refers to the top of the curtain, where the fabric is gathered in a particular way. There are several types of headers and each provides a different look. These include eyelet, pencil pleat, pinch pleat, double and triple pinch pleat. You can also choose a wave header. This is where the fabric is gathered into softly rippling folds. It’s a less formal look than some of the other curtain header styles, perfect for creating a relaxed and informal feel within the home.

They certainly can.  As the curtain track is slim, wave curtains are ideal for really tall windows or where there is limited space above the window to fit a pole. They can also help if you need to reduce light, as you can choose a blackout option for a wave curtain just as you would any other. And if your problem is one of privacy versus light, then our Voile curtains can solve this, as they too can be fitted with a wave header. 

If you are particularly short on space or want to create an elegant look, your wave curtains can be fitted to the ceiling instead of the window frame, making your windows feel taller and grander than they really are.

The unstructured style of a wave header means that your curtains fold up really neatly when they’re fully open. So, if you have a limited amount of wall space either side of your window, wave curtains are an ideal choice.