Enhance the height of your room with  Ceiling Curtains. Curtains suspended from the ceiling are commonly known as ceiling mount curtains. Ideal for  straight edge ceilings This implies the absence of cornices at the upper part of your wall. Ceiling mount curtains complement straight-edge ceilings beautifully. and fitting inside  cornices. These features run along the top of your wall, ranging from simple curves to intricate and stunning designs. Ceiling mounts can complement cornices beautifully. Keep in mind, the larger your cornices, the greater the space between your curtains and the window. You may want to consider a face fit option in such cases. Curtains attach best to  ceiling battens. They're integral to your home's framework, concealed above the ceiling. A stud finder can locate them easily. Typically spaced 450 mm to 600 mm apart, they run lengthwise or widthwise and are usually crafted from wood.

• Enhance your comfort with motorisation and select between wired or battery-powered motors for your curtains.
• Opt for sheer curtains to achieve a soft, airy appearance, and choose blockout fabrics to effectively prevent light from entering the room
• Choose lined curtains for exceptional thermal insulation and a luxurious, plush feel
• Elevate your window décor and ensure day & night privacy by incorporating two distinct fabric types— sheer Curtain sheer fabric offers a delicate and translucent quality, allowing diffused light to gently filter into your space while maintaining a level of privacy. Its lightweight and airy texture creates an elegant and ethereal ambiance, making it an excellent choice for adding a touch of sophistication to any room. Sheer curtains can be used alone for a soft and romantic look or layered with heavier blockout curtains, a blockout roller blind, or even plantation shutters for added versatility and style. Explore our range of sheer fabrics and order free samples to find the perfect complement for your home décor. and  blockout Our blockout fabrics effectively block out nearly all incoming light, ensuring complete privacy in your room. Ideal for bedrooms and perfect for layering with sheer curtains. Order free samples to find the perfect match for your home.—using a  double track A double track featuring layered curtains presents a stunning aesthetic. The rear track accommodates blockout curtains, while the front track is designed for sheers, allowing them to open and close independently of each other. system for seamless layering.
• Select from three different finishes –  just off the floor, Opting to have your curtains end just before reaching the floor offers a timeless and tidy appearance. This choice is hassle-free, particularly if you have young children, pets, or hard flooring such as polished concrete, timber, or tiles, as it prevents curtains from collecting dust and dirt. Additionally, it's essential for achieving a visually pleasing effect to ensure that your ceiling and floor are parallel.  touching the floor Allowing your curtains to reach the floor creates a gentle interruption in the fabric folds, resulting in a slightly relaxed and informal appearance. This bespoke finish exudes a tailored, made-to-measure aesthetic. Maintaining parallel alignment between your ceiling and floor enhances the overall appeal. or  puddled Puddled curtains elegantly gather on the floor, evoking a sense of weight and volume that adds to their luxurious appeal. When paired with the softness of drapery, this creates a stunningly beautiful look. Puddled curtains are ideal for spaces where floor or ceiling heights may be slightly uneven, as they effectively conceal imperfections.
• Opt for a  left stack This indicates that when you open your curtains, all the fabric gathers on the left side. It's advisable to stack your curtains on the side without any obstructions such as doors or windows that you frequently need to open. or  right stack, This simply indicates that when you draw open your curtains, all the fabric gathers on the right side. We always advise stacking your curtains on the side free of obstructions like doors or windows you frequently need to open. or consider a  centre opening You have a pair of curtain panels that open from the center and gather to each side when you draw the curtains open. or multiple openings for easy access to your windows and doors
• Choose our half moon or designer  track Your track affixes horizontally to either your ceiling or wall. The curtains click into the track and smoothly slide along it. Our half moon track features a curved edge, while our designer track is understated and straightforward. in white to harmonise with light walls, or in black or silver to coordinate with similar features in your home
• Select your ideal  hem Each curtain features a bottom edge hem, enhancing their appearance with a tailored finish and ensuring graceful hanging. We offer hems in four distinct sizes. Lead weights, ideal for sheers, are included with select fabrics. Opt for our 10 mm hem as a weight alternative, particularly suitable for taller drops, available for sheer fabrics only. The 70 mm hem represents the industry standard, complementing any fabric beautifully. For a luxurious touch, select our 100 mm hem, which pairs exquisitely with skirting boards of the same size.
• For longer drops, consider choosing a longer wand or opt for no  wand A rod designed for opening and closing your curtains. Our wands are available in two lengths: 910 mm and 1520 mm. Alternatively, you can opt for no wand and manually draw your curtains. at all
• Tailor your track’s operating schematics by selecting either a  predetermined fixed flow Opting for the fixed flow track option means your curtains will stack exclusively to the sides you select. For instance, curtains designated for a left stack will only gather to the left, while center opening curtains will stack solely to the left and right. or a  flexible free flow. With free flow, you have complete flexibility in how you stack and open your curtains. This allows you to easily adjust the positioning of your curtains along the track according to your preference.
• Achieve a luxurious appearance with either  S-fold Introducing the current favorite fold among designers. Admired for its structured yet soft appearance. With this style, the folds in your fabric create an elegant S shape along a unique track, resulting in a sophisticated look when paired with a top fit. This heading boasts our deepest profile, adding extra volume to your curtains for a truly stunning finish. curtains or opt for a classic look with  pleated curtains Pleated curtains complement pelmets and often serve as the back curtain in a double track setup. Inverted pleats and pencil pleats are two tidy, flat-stitched headings characterised by folds akin to an S shape. They serve as excellent finishes for rear curtains, especially when combined with an S fold at the front for double curtains. Pinch pleat is our most traditional flat-stitched heading, featuring fabric pinched in groups of two or three.
• For an elevated designer touch, arrange your sheers at the forefront with an elegant  S-fold. Introducing the current favorite fold among designers. Admired for its structured yet soft appearance. With this style, the folds in your fabric create an elegant S shape along a unique track, resulting in a sophisticated look when paired with a top fit. This heading boasts our deepest profile, adding extra volume to your curtains for a truly stunning finish.
• For a sleeker profile  projection, Projection refers to the distance your curtains extend from the wall, encompassing both the track and fabric. Typically, double curtains project between 220 mm to 250 mm. For a designer aesthetic with a slimmer projection of 220mm, consider S Fold curtains at the forefront and pencil or reverse pleat curtains at the back. opt for knife or pencil  pleats Pleated curtains complement pelmets beautifully and serve effectively as the secondary curtain on a double track. Inverted pleats and pencil pleats are two sleek, flat-stitched styles with folds resembling an S fold, making them ideal choices for rear curtains when paired with an S fold at the front for double curtains. Meanwhile, pinch pleats represent our classic flat-stitched heading, characterised by fabric pinched in groups of two or three, offering a traditional touch. for your rear blockouts, and enjoy convenience with motorisation for seamless transitions between day and night privacy.
• Mix & Match your desired finish:  puddled Puddled curtains elegantly gather on the floor, evoking a sense of weight and volume that adds to their luxurious appeal. When paired with the softness of drapery, this creates a stunningly beautiful look. Puddled curtains are ideal for spaces where floor or ceiling heights may be slightly uneven, as they effectively conceal imperfections. sheers exude a wonderfully relaxed vibe, especially when paired with blockout curtains hovering  just above the floor Opting to have your curtains end just before reaching the floor offers a timeless and tidy appearance. This choice is hassle-free, particularly if you have young children, pets, or hard flooring such as polished concrete, timber, or tiles, as it prevents curtains from collecting dust and dirt. Additionally, it's essential for achieving a visually pleasing effect to ensure that your ceiling and floor are parallel. when sitting on the track behind.
• Ensure that your  built in pelmets Built-in pelmets serve as architectural elements within your home, concealing curtain tracks within a cavity in the ceiling. If you have one, it's essential to verify that it has a depth of at least 250 mm to accommodate a double curtain track. If you're constructing your dream home, it's advisable to discuss this with your builder at the earliest opportunity to ensure sufficient depth in your pelmet for the double track. Additionally, confirm that your pelmet incorporates solid timber beams to securely attach your tracks. have a depth of at least 250 mm to accommodate your double track effectively.
• Pair curtains with roller blinds to provide you with a comprehensive range of choices for managing both light and privacy

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Step 1: Verify your depth

If your home features a  built in pelmets, Built-in pelmets serve as architectural elements within your home, concealing curtain tracks within a cavity in the ceiling. If you have one, it's essential to verify that it has a depth of at least 250 mm to accommodate a double curtain track. If you're constructing your dream home, it's advisable to discuss this with your builder at the earliest opportunity to ensure sufficient depth in your pelmet for the double track. Additionally, confirm that your pelmet incorporates solid timber beams to securely attach your tracks. ensure there’s a minimum depth of 250 mm inside to accommodate both curtains.

Our double curtains typically extend from 220 mm to 250 mm out from your wall, but you can tailor this  projection Projection refers to the distance your curtains extend from the wall, encompassing both the track and fabric. Typically, double curtains project between 220 mm to 250 mm. For a designer aesthetic with a slimmer projection of 220mm, consider S Fold curtains at the forefront and pencil or reverse pleat curtains at the back. by customising your curtain styles. Opt for our slimmest designer option, requiring only 220 mm of depth: sheer  S-fold Introducing the current favorite fold among designers. Admired for its structured yet soft appearance. With this style, the folds in your fabric create an elegant S shape along a unique track, resulting in a sophisticated look when paired with a top fit. This heading boasts our deepest profile, adding extra volume to your curtains for a truly stunning finish. curtains paired with pencil or inverted  pleats Pleated curtains complement pelmets beautifully and serve effectively as the secondary curtain on a double track. Inverted pleats and pencil pleats are two sleek, flat-stitched styles with folds resembling an S fold, making them ideal choices for rear curtains when paired with an S fold at the front for double curtains. Meanwhile, pinch pleats represent our classic flat-stitched heading, characterised by fabric pinched in groups of two or three, offering a traditional touch. for your blockouts.

Step 2: Determine Your Width

Measure the precise width of your ceiling from one wall to the other, noting it down. If there are  cornices These features run along the top of your wall, ranging from simple curves to intricate and stunning designs. Ceiling mounts can complement cornices beautifully. Keep in mind, the larger your cornices, the greater the space between your curtains and the window. You may want to consider a face fit option in such cases., measure from the inside edge. This measurement becomes your  track Your track affixes horizontally to either your ceiling or wall. The curtains click into the track and smoothly slide along it. Our half moon track features a curved edge, while our designer track is understated and straightforward. width.

No need to measure fabric; we’ll handle it based on your track width.

For multiple openings, you have the option to choose 1 or 2 splits and specify their exact locations. Splitting your curtains is especially beneficial for bi-fold and sliding doors, allowing easy access by moving sections of the curtains.

Indicate the number of splits you prefer. If no split measurements are provided, we’ll evenly space them.

If you prefer not to have any splits, proceed to step 3.

For a single custom split, measure the width from the left to the intended split location and record the measurement.

For two custom splits, measure the widths from the left to each split position and record them.

Step 4: Measure the drop

Measure the distance from your ceiling to the floor on the left side, middle, and right side. If there are  cornices These features run along the top of your wall, ranging from simple curves to intricate and stunning designs. Ceiling mounts can complement cornices beautifully. Keep in mind, the larger your cornices, the greater the space between your curtains and the window. You may want to consider a face fit option in such cases., measure from the inside of them. Record the largest measurement among the three. Opt for  puddling Puddled curtains elegantly gather on the floor, evoking a sense of weight and volume that adds to their luxurious appeal. When paired with the softness of drapery, this creates a stunningly beautiful look. Puddled curtains are ideal for spaces where floor or ceiling heights may be slightly uneven, as they effectively conceal imperfections. if the difference between your three measurements is greater than 10 mm.

Step 5: Select your preferred finish.

When designing and ordering your curtains, select from the three options below.

Please provide only the exact measurements, without making any deductions or additions. We will make the necessary adjustments to ensure you receive the perfect finish.

If you opt for curtains  just off the floor, Opting to have your curtains end just before reaching the floor offers a timeless and tidy appearance. This choice is hassle-free, particularly if you have young children, pets, or hard flooring such as polished concrete, timber, or tiles, as it prevents curtains from collecting dust and dirt. Additionally, it's essential for achieving a visually pleasing effect to ensure that your ceiling and floor are parallel. they will be approximately 5 – 10 mm shorter than your drop measurement and will hover just above your floor.

If you prefer curtains  touching the floor Allowing your curtains to reach the floor creates a gentle interruption in the fabric folds, resulting in a slightly relaxed and informal appearance. This bespoke finish exudes a tailored, made-to-measure aesthetic. Maintaining parallel alignment between your ceiling and floor enhances the overall appeal., they will skim your floor by up to 5 mm.

For  puddling Puddled curtains elegantly gather on the floor, evoking a sense of weight and volume that adds to their luxurious appeal. When paired with the softness of drapery, this creates a stunningly beautiful look. Puddled curtains are ideal for spaces where floor or ceiling heights may be slightly uneven, as they effectively conceal imperfections. curtains, they will puddle on your floor by 20 mm. If you desire a larger puddle, please let us know in the comment section during checkout.

Keep in mind the option to combine two distinct finishes, and it’s advisable to document your preference for each curtain. Here’s a top tip: Puddled sheers create a wonderfully relaxed ambiance when paired with blockout curtains that sit slightly above the floor, behind your sheer.

Step 6: Select your wand, stacking preference, and track flow.

Make a note of the  wand A rod designed for opening and closing your curtains. Our wands are available in two lengths: 910 mm and 1520 mm. Alternatively, you can opt for no wand and manually draw your curtains. size you require. It may seem obvious, but the longer your drop, the larger your wand should be to ensure easy accessibility.

Indicate whether you prefer a  left stack, This indicates that when you open your curtains, all the fabric gathers on the left side. It's advisable to stack your curtains on the side without any obstructions such as doors or windows that you frequently need to open.  right stack, This simply indicates that when you draw open your curtains, all the fabric gathers on the right side. We always advise stacking your curtains on the side free of obstructions like doors or windows you frequently need to open.  centre opening, You have a pair of curtain panels that open from the center and gather to each side when you draw the curtains open. or multiple openings for your curtains. Consider which side is the most convenient to reach and free from obstructions, as well as which part of your window you anticipate opening frequently. If you opt for motorisation and select center opening curtains, specify the side for your motor placement. Please note that motorisation is not an option for curtains with multiple openings. Rest assured, we will ensure that your motor fits without requiring adjustments to your measurements.

Upon ordering, decide between a  fixed flow Opting for the fixed flow track option means your curtains will stack exclusively to the sides you select. For instance, curtains designated for a left stack will only gather to the left, while center opening curtains will stack solely to the left and right. track and a  free flow With free flow, you have complete flexibility in how you stack and open your curtains. This allows you to easily adjust the positioning of your curtains along the track according to your preference. track. A free flow track grants you complete flexibility in how you open and stack your curtains. However, please be aware that motorisation is not available for free flow tracks.

Step 7: Finalise Your Custom Curtain Purchase Online

It’s time to seal the deal on your custom curtains! As you make your purchase, you’ll have the chance to select your preferred hem option. No need to factor in any extra measurements for the  hem Each curtain features a bottom edge hem, enhancing their appearance with a tailored finish and ensuring graceful hanging. We offer hems in four distinct sizes. Lead weights, ideal for sheers, are included with select fabrics. Opt for our 10 mm hem as a weight alternative, particularly suitable for taller drops, available for sheer fabrics only. The 70 mm hem represents the industry standard, complementing any fabric beautifully. For a luxurious touch, select our 100 mm hem, which pairs exquisitely with skirting boards of the same size. – we’ll handle that part for you.

Remember, simply provide us with the exact measurements you’ve taken in millimeters (mm); don’t worry about adjusting for your chosen finish.

Depending on how you’ve measured, we will make a small deduction on your track width if you choose the wall to wall option on the product page so the track will fit in between your walls or cornices. The ideal fit for a ceiling fit curtain is wall to wall.

If you are wanting your curtain to frame your window, we’d recommend wall fitting the curtain. If you are wanting a ceiling fit and to frame your window (not a wall to wall fit), add at least 30% to your window measurement. Ensure no obstructions exist on your wall either side based on your new track width. If measuring in this way, select a standard fit on the product page (not wall to wall), the track will be made to your exact measurement so that it frames your window. Please don’t make any deductions on your side.