If windows are the soul to a home, curtains are the eyebrows, which are arguably even more important, since, like on a face, they frame and shape a room. And also, like great eyebrows, they come in many shapes and forms.

Curtains with a pencil pleat, pinch pleat or wave header style can be fitted to a curtain track. Eyelet curtains can only be fitted to a curtain pole, this is because the round eyelets need a curved surface to glide smoothly across.

The material plays a vital role in the look of the curtains and consequently, the room. From sheer lace to lightweight cotton, medium weight brocades to heavy velvet, your options are aplenty.

Black outs also known as blackout curtains, are a popular choice worldwide in homes.
This style of curtain blocks light entering through the windows, resulting in a darker room at any time or day or night. This makes blackout curtains perfect nursery or bedroom curtains, ensuring that everyone gets an undisturbed night sleep (at least, as far as light is concerned).

Blackout curtains can also help to insulate your home. During the cooler months, the thick lined fabric traps warmth inside the home. Then, during the warmer months, the fabric prevents hot air from passing through the windows.

One of the most versatile blind types, Roller blinds come in a range of finishes that make them ideal for use in different environments. Blackout, moisture-resistant and flame-retardant options mean that these blinds are supremely practical. But that’s just the start. Roller blinds come in a wide range of colors, designs and fabrics, giving you hundreds of gorgeous looks to choose from. Blinds blend in and complement home décor, lending luxury and elegance to the ambience without trying too hard. With the right blinds for home, guests are sure to compliment on your taste and the brilliant look it gives to your living space.

Over the year’s curiosa has been looking for  suppliers which offer a wide variety of high quality rail profiles as for example wooden or metallic; poles or tracks; corded or not; manual or electric.

Curtain tracks are the go-to choice for when you really want the fabric to be the focus. The fabric is attached to the track with hooks. When closed, most curtain tracks are hidden by the curtain header, giving you a discreet finish.

Curtain poles create more of an impact and are often chosen as a decorative finish. You can find poles in either metal or wood and in a wide variety of finishes, so they create a more eye-catching effect than the tracks. It’s an easy way to add a touch of individuality to your windows – especially when combined with attractive finials at the edges.