City Homes and Gardens strives to provide a wide selection of beautiful curtains to our customers. From traditional to modern designs, we have something for everyone. We take great care when selecting the fabrics for our curtains, ensuring that the highest quality materials are used for our products.
We understand the importance of finding the perfect curtains to complete your home. With our experienced team of designers and drapery experts, you can rest assured that you will find what you are looking for. Our experienced curtain advisors will talk you through the different fabrics types and explain how the header style you choose will impact how the pattern is shown. Choosing between a track or a pole will also can have significant practical and aesthetic impacts on the overall appearance of your curtain.
Whether you’re looking for something subtle or something that will stand out, you’ll find it here. From traditional to contemporary, sheer to blackout, our curtains are sure to add the perfect finishing touches to your windows. Come browse our selection today and find the perfect set for your home.
Hung on a purpose made tracks or poles, this header style creates a soft and continuous wave when drawn. Smart, stylish and minimalistic, wave curtains are the perfect look for the modern setting. Wave curtains look great with both plain, textured or patterned materials but can often not be made from heavier fabrics.
Pinch pleat curtains can come as a double or triple pinch pleat and hung on either a track or a choice of metal or wooden poles. The double pinch pleat has two folds of fabric in the header and is best suited to patterned fabrics. The triple pinch is more traditional in appearance with three folds sewn into the header creating more pronounced folds.
Eyelet curtains provide a contemporary, minimalist look with decorative rings sewn into the top of the curtain. They are very easy to manage day to day as the dress when simply when opened. Hung on a metal pole, eyelet curtains have a small stack when pulled to the side making them an excellent choice where there is limited wall space either side of the window.
The pencil pleat name is derived from the header’s resemblance to a line of tightly packed pencils. In comparison to other heading styles, pencil pleat curtains have a less structures fold for a more relaxed look. Like pinch pleat curtains, the pencil pleat can be hung from either a metal or wooden pole as well as a more traditional curtain track.
They vary in thickness and transparency and are commonly used as an accompaniment to curtains to protect your floors and furnishings from harmful UV. We supply over 90 railroaded voiles which means they can be made without joins to give a beautiful, uncluttered finish to this most delicate of window coverings.
Working best in communal spaces such as living rooms, standard lining gives the curtains structure and diffuses the effects of overpowering direct sunlight while still allowing some natural light into the room.
Blackout lining keeps the interior of your home dark. Often the preserve of bedrooms, blackout lined curtains look fuller and drape more beautifully. They are also very energy efficient as the polymer in the lining keeps the room cool in the summer and prevents the warm air escaping as easily in the winter.
Interlining is an extra thick twill lining that allows natural light to pass through the fabric while providing a cosy, insulating layer to make your home energy efficient and help exclude drafts.