We always give priority to expensive furniture as the sole way to get the modern look. Later we despair about the huge investment, however choosing the appropriate type of curtain can enrich your decor. Curtains have been used to dress window from decades. Its design has been transformed from traditional to modern..
Deco window offers various curtain styles by head such as eyelet, rod pocket, tab top, pinch pleated curtain, tailored pleat, and sheer and goblet curtain to get the magazine-worthy look at affordable prices.

Eyelet curtains also called Grommet curtain, ideal for light to medium weight fabrics with steel rings at the top to hang the curtain. These curtains are easy to hang; designed for poles you don’t need hooks or rings, so take these off the pole before you start. To help give your curtains distinct look, even pleats need to be tied in place when you first get them. This is called dressing your curtains. The ease of installation gives users a sense of satisfaction and accomplishment with more attachment to the product.


Tab top curtain has fabric loops on the top of the curtain to hang it on a curtain rod. It gives a very modern appearance to your window and it is suitable for all weights of fabrics.


Box pleat heading tapes give a tailored look and drape into deep folds down the full length of the curtains. The box shapes line up next to each other which creates that formal, pleated look. They are ideal for more formal rooms like the lounge, dining or study rooms.


Goblet pleat curtain mainly used to dress the room with high ceilings. The pleat at the top of Goblet is like a wine glass. To make it look full and rounded, they should be shaped with inner lining or wadding.


Blackout refers to a foam-backed, opaque fabric used to black out light. Blackout fabrics are most commonly found in hotel rooms as curtain linings or drapery fabrics, blocking much of the light that would otherwise enter through a window when the curtains are closed