Curtains
Geometric curtains, made to measure
Every pair on this page is cut and sewn to the window it is going on — the drop measured from your pole, the width worked out from the heading you pick, and the lining chosen for what the room actually needs. Linens, cottons and velvets, hand-finished in Britain, then hung and dressed by the fitter who brought them.
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Start with the heading
Four ways a curtain can hang
The heading changes how much wall the curtains stack back onto, how deep the folds sit and, quite often, the price. Pick a style to filter the ranges below.
Eyelet
Metal rings run straight onto the pole, so the fabric falls in deep, even waves and draws with one pull.
Pencil pleat
A gathered tape you can tighten to suit the window. The one heading that works on a pole or a track.
Pinch pleat
Pleats hand-formed in groups and stitched to hold. The most tailored option, and the one that stacks tightest.
Wave
A continuous S-fold on a corded track. Clean and contemporary, and it needs a proper wall run to stack back onto.
Explained
Geometric curtains, explained
Geometric curtains use pattern rather than plain colour to do the work, with repeats built from diamonds, cubes, checks, circles, chevrons and broken stripes. In this filter the look ranges from neat woven lattice designs to larger abstract prints and softer geometric motifs. You’ll also see a mix of curtain headings across the ranges, including eyelet, pencil pleat, pinch pleat and wave. Some designs are available with blackout or thermal lining choices, depending on the range. If you want curtains to give a room more shape and movement, geometric fabrics tend to read cleaner and more structured than florals.
Geometric curtains usually suit cleaner interiors: modern rooms, mid-century influences, simple neutrals and spaces that need a bit of structure. Softer woven geometrics can also work in more traditional rooms where a floral would feel too busy.
Best for
- Living rooms and bedrooms that need more pattern without looking overly traditional
- Bay windows or wide runs where a repeated design has room to show properly
- Modern, mid-century or tidier classic schemes with clean lines and simple furniture
- Pairing with a plain blind in the reveal and curtains outside for a fuller window treatment
Worth knowing
- Large or high-contrast repeats can dominate a small room or a narrow window
- Pattern direction and heading choice can change how crisp the design looks once hung
- This filter appears to include some non-curtain and non-geometric ranges, so your advisor can confirm the best matches on the day
How to choose
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Start with the scale of pattern
Small and mid-scale geometrics are easier to live with in busier rooms, while larger diamonds, cubes and checks suit wider windows where the repeat can be seen properly. If the room already has patterned flooring, wallpaper or upholstery, a simpler geometric usually sits more comfortably.
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Match the heading to the fabric look
Wave headings tend to soften a graphic pattern into a continuous flow, while pencil pleat and pinch pleat can give a more tailored look. Eyelet curtains often suit bolder, more casual geometrics. Your advisor can show the difference with samples at the window.
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Think about lining as well as pattern
The same geometric design can feel quite different depending on the lining choice. Blackout linings generally suit bedrooms and media rooms, while thermal or standard linings may be enough elsewhere. Your written quote is itemised per window, so you can compare options clearly.
Geometric curtains: questions people ask
Do geometric curtains make a room look smaller?
They can if the design is very large, dark or high contrast in a small space. Mid-scale patterns and softer tonal geometrics are usually easier in smaller rooms. Holding samples against your own window helps more than judging from a screen, as the room light changes how strong the pattern feels.
Which curtain heading works best with geometric fabrics?
It depends on the design and the look you want. Wave headings give a softer, flowing line, while pencil pleat and pinch pleat feel more tailored. Eyelets often suit bolder geometric designs. If you are choosing between headings, your advisor can show how the same sort of pattern will sit in each style.
Can I use geometric curtains in a bedroom?
Yes, especially if the rest of the room is fairly plain. This filter includes several geometric ranges offered as bedroom curtains, and some are available with blackout lining choices. If light control matters, ask your advisor which lining options are available in the design you like.
Do geometric curtains work on bay windows?
Yes, repeated patterns often work well across a bay because there is enough width for the design to read properly. Several ranges in this filter are shown for bay window curtains. The main thing is getting the scale right so the pattern looks intentional rather than cramped.
Can I pair geometric curtains with a blind?
Yes, a common arrangement is a blind in the reveal with curtains outside it. With a patterned curtain, many people choose a plainer blind so the window does not feel overworked. Your advisor brings the sample range to the appointment, so you can compare combinations in your own room.
How it's made
How eyelet curtains work
Tap a number to see what each part does, and what you'll be choosing at your appointment.
1. Eyelets
Metal rings through the heading sit straight on the pole, with no hooks or gliders in between — very little to catch or snag.
Your advisor brings samples of every option to your window, so you can see and feel them before you choose.
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- Outstanding service and quality consistently praised by customers.
- Quick installation and friendly, respectful staff enhance the customer experience.
- Wide range of materials available at competitive prices.
An automated summary of our Google reviews.
Why our curtains service is right for you
01
Sewn to your drop, not a size chart
Shop-bought curtains come in fixed widths and drops. Ours are cut to the pole or track you actually have, so the hem lands where you want it — at the sill, below it, or just breaking on the floor.
02
Enough fabric to hang properly
A curtain that looks thin is nearly always a curtain that was not given enough width. We work to a proper fullness for the heading you choose, so the folds stay deep even when the curtains are drawn.
03
The lining does the hard work
Standard lining for body and drape, blackout for a bedroom, thermal for a cold north wall or a single-glazed bay. The lining decides how the room feels far more than the face fabric does.
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Poles, tracks and dressing included
We measure the wall rather than just the window, fit the pole or track level, then hang and dress the curtains so the pleats set in from the first day.
Finance options available. We offer flexible ways to pay so a whole-house refresh doesn't have to land in one go. Your advisor will talk you through what's available at your appointment.
Ask an advisorHow our service works
Three steps, and we handle all of them
01Book an appointment
Pick a day that suits you. It takes a minute, costs nothing, and there's never any pressure to buy.
02We come to you
Your advisor brings the full range, helps you choose for each window, measures precisely and quotes on the spot.
03We fit it for you
Once your order is made, our own fitter installs it, squares it up and takes the packaging away.
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What people hang behind them
Plenty of rooms end up with a blind as well as a curtain — for blackout, for daytime privacy, or simply because a radiator or window seat rules out a full drop.
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Curtains: your questions answered
Headings, linings, poles and pairing curtains with a blind on the same window.
Which curtain heading should I choose?
Eyelet curtains run straight onto a pole and fall in deep, even waves — the simplest to draw. Pencil pleat is a gathered tape that works on a pole or a track. Pinch pleat is hand-formed in groups and stitched, which is the most tailored look and stacks tightest. Wave hangs from a track in a continuous S-curve and suits large modern windows.
What difference does the lining make?
A standard lining protects the fabric and improves how it hangs. Thermal lining measurably helps a cold or draughty room. Blackout lining is what you want in a bedroom. Interlining adds weight and body for a heavier, more expensive drape.
Do you supply the poles and tracks?
Yes, and your fitter puts them up. Getting the pole height and width right is part of the job — curtains that clear the sill and stack off the glass need the pole set beyond the opening.
Can I have curtains and a blind on the same window?
Very common. A slim roller or roman inside the reveal gives you blackout and privacy, with curtains face-fitted outside it for warmth and dressing. Your advisor will check the reveal is deep enough for both to work.
Is fitting included in the price?
Yes. The quote you are given covers the product, the fitting and the guarantee. Your fitter hangs everything, checks the operation with you and takes the packaging away.
How is a quote worked out?
By the size of each opening, the product and fabric you choose, the heading or mechanism, and any motorisation. Because everything is made to your measurements there is no single list price — you get a written figure on the day, itemised per window, with the fitting and guarantee included.
What guarantee do I get?
A 1-year guarantee on every blind, shutter and motor we supply and fit. If something goes wrong inside that period, ring the office and we come back out.
More answers in our full FAQ, or book a free measure and ask an advisor.
Where we fit curtains
Measuring and fitting are included everywhere we visit. Each county page lists its towns and the days our advisors are in the area.
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