Modern Curtains | Window Curtains & Drapes

Curtains come in a variety of styles, each serving different functions and offering unique aesthetic appeal. Here are some common types:

• Tassel Curtains: These drapes feature decorative tassels, offering an elegant Bohemian-style design that works perfectly for your bedroom, living room, or dining room windows.
• Sheer Curtains: Made from transparent or lightweight fabrics, these drapes allow soft natural light to filter through while providing basic privacy. They are ideal for living rooms or sunrooms where you want a light, airy feel.
• Blackout Curtains: Crafted from thick, opaque materials, blackout curtains completely block out light, making them perfect for bedrooms or spaces where light control is essential, like home theaters or nurseries.
• Thermal Curtains: Designed with insulating properties, these drapes block hot or cold air, helping to regulate indoor temperatures and making them a great choice for energy-efficient homes.
• Panel Curtains: These simple, vertically hanging window curtains come in single or multiple panels, offering a clean and versatile design that complements a variety of decor styles.
• Floor Length Curtains: Extending to the floor, these curtains create an elegant and sophisticated look, often used in living rooms or formal spaces to add a touch of class.
• Pinch Pleat Curtains: Featuring fixed pleats at the top, such as triple pinch pleats, these curtains have a tailored, polished appearance that suits traditional or formal rooms.
• Grommet Curtains: These modern curtains have metal rings at the top, making them easy to slide on a curtain rod. They add a modern, streamlined look to any space, making them ideal for contemporary interiors.
• Rod Pocket Curtains: With a sewn-in pocket at the top, these curtains are threaded onto a rod for a classic and timeless look, perfect for traditional decor.
• Tab Top Curtains: These curtains feature fabric loops at the top, which are threaded onto a curtain rod. Their casual, relaxed style is ideal for informal spaces like kitchens or bedrooms.
• Café Curtains: Designed to cover the lower half of a window, café curtains are commonly used in kitchens or dining areas, providing privacy while still letting natural light in.

Each type has its own unique advantages, so when selecting drapes or window curtains for your space, consider your specific needs—such as light control, privacy, insulation, and overall style.

Hanging curtains in a bay window can enhance both the functionality and aesthetics of your space. Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you achieve a polished look:

1. Measure Your Bay Window: Accurately measure each window segment's width and height to determine the appropriate curtain and rod sizes.
2. Select Appropriate Hardware:
3. Choose Suitable Curtains: Select modern curtains, or window curtains that complement your room's decor and meet your functional needs, such as light control and privacy.
4. Install the Hardware:
5. Hang the Curtains: Thread the curtains onto the rods or attach them to the tracks as per the curtain style. Adjust the curtains to ensure they hang evenly and operate smoothly.
6. Finishing Touches: Steam or iron the curtains to remove wrinkles. Add tiebacks or holdbacks if desired to enhance the window's appearance.

Accurate measurements are essential for choosing window drapes that fit properly and enhance the beauty of your room. Here’s how to measure your windows for window curtains:

1. Measure the Width: Use a steel tape measure to measure the width of the window, including any decorative trim. For a fuller look, the total width of the curtains should be 1.5 to 2 times the window width.
2. Measure the Length: Measure from the top of where the curtain rod will be installed to the desired endpoint (such as the windowsill, below the sill, or the floor).
3. Consider the Curtain Rod Placement: It is generally recommended to install the curtain rod 4 to 6 inches above the window frame and extend it 4 to 10 inches beyond each side of the window.
4. Double-Check Measurements: Measure each dimension twice to ensure accuracy.

Hanging drapes with hoops (also called curtain rings) at the top is a simple and stylish way to display your curtains. Here's how to do it:

1. Choose the Right Curtain Rings: Select rings that are large enough to slide easily along the curtain rod. Make sure they match the diameter of your rod for smooth movement.
2. Attach Rings to the Curtains: Use clip-on rings, sewn-in loops, or punched eyelets to attach the rings to your curtains.
3. Thread the Rings Onto the Rod: Slide the rings onto the rod, ensuring they are evenly spaced.
4. Hang the Curtain Rod: Once the rings are on the rod, reattach the finial and place the rod back onto the brackets.
5. Adjust the Drapes: Arrange the curtains evenly so the fabric falls naturally. Steam or iron the curtains to remove any wrinkles.

Our window drapes come in a variety of sizes to suit different window dimensions and styles. Below is a detailed size chart for reference. For more specific measurements and product details, please check the product details page.

Width × Length (W × L)

59"W × 63"L - Suitable for smaller windows or shorter spaces.
59"W × 71"L - A versatile option for medium-height windows.
59"W × 78"L - Ideal for floor-length designs in smaller rooms.
59"W × 86"L - Great for larger windows or a longer drape.
59"W × 94"L - Perfect for tall windows or elegant full drapes.
59"W × 102"L - Adds drama and luxury to high-ceiling windows.
59"W × 110"L - For very tall spaces with an opulent look.
59"W × 118"L - Best for extra-tall windows or layered styling.

Standard curtain lengths typically include 63 inches, 84 inches, 95 inches, and 108 inches. However, the exact sizes may vary depending on the style and design. For specific measurements, please refer to the product details page to ensure the perfect fit for your windows.

If you already have a curtain rod, measure its width. For a wavy appearance, choose window drapes and curtains that are 2.5 to 3 times the width of the rod. If you prefer a simpler look, 1.5 to 2 times the width will suffice.If you’ve only measured the width of the window and don’t have a curtain rod yet, the rod width should generally be 1.2 to 1.5 times the window width. When selecting window drapes and curtains, make sure to consider both the window and rod sizes to achieve the ideal fit for your space.

Most of our curtains are semi-transparent, designed to let sunlight in while maintaining a soft, diffused glow. They provide moderate light control, perfect for creating a cozy and inviting atmosphere. Featuring Bohemian designs and tassel accents, these modern curtains instantly elevate the look of your windows while offering a balance of privacy and natural light.

Our curtains come in a variety of styles to suit your needs. If you choose the "Rod Pocket/Grommet/Hook" style, it will be included in the package for easy installation. However, if you choose other styles such as Rod Pocket, the hook is not included because these styles do not require hooks. Please note that our product includes 1 curtain (curtain rod is not included).