Refined and Polyester Linen Curtain Panel for Living and Dining Room

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Tallis Collection Fabric Composition: The curtains are made from a blend of 80% polyester and 20% linen, providing a luxurious and durable fabric.

Curtain Headings: 1. Pinch Pleat: These curtains feature built-in, permanently sewn-in double pleats, creating a more gathered and full appearance. The pleats are spaced 5.5-6.5 inches apart, and the finished width of the curtain panel is determined after the pleats have been set, not the flat width.

1. Triple Pleat: The top three layers of fabric are gathered and sewn together, one on top of the other, giving the curtains a soft feel and allowing them to hang beautifully when parted open.

2. Inverted Box Pleat: This neat and formal style features a single pleat at the back of the curtain header, creating a box shape that works well in a dining room, lounge, or study, complementing a clean, minimal style.

3. Euro Pleat: This modern version of the traditional pinch pleat is pinched at the top but open on the bottom, with the option of a double or triple pleat.

4. Goblet: Goblet pleat curtains are suitable for formal areas with high ceilings, providing an old-fashioned style that works well in traditional properties.

5. Tape Pleat: This style features hooks that form one-pleat clusters spaced along the curtain top, reducing the full panel width by 1.8 times.

Drapery pleats are ornamental sections near the top of a drapery panel that can create a unique ambiance, ranging from demure and calm to dramatic and gorgeous.

Curtain Headings (continued): 7. Flat Hooks: Also known as "Flat Panels," the top of the drapery panel is finished with buckram tape to keep the panel firm, and drapery hooks are installed on the back.

1. Ripple Fold: This style requires the use of a specific ripple fold tape and track, with the curtain width determined by the track length divided by the panel quantity.

2. Back Tab: The back tab pleat drapery style delicately molds the fabric material with a firm gathering at the heading.

3. Rod Pocket: These curtains can be hung on a decorative or flat rod, or with pinch-grip rings to facilitate easy opening and closing.

4. Grommet: Grommet curtains offer ease of use, with the rings allowing the curtains to slide along the curtain rod for quick opening and closing.

5. Tab Top: Fabric loops are made from the header or top edge of the curtains, winding over the curtain pole or rod and fixed at the front through buttons or lace ties.

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