What are the different types of drapery?

Drapery Styles: The Guide to Different Drapery Types

Ripple Fold Drapery. Ripple Fold Drapery is one of our best-selling curtain styles.
Tailored Pleat Drapery.
Pinch Pleat Drapery.
Inverted Pleat Drapery.
Goblet Drapery.
Grommet Drapery.
Rod Pocket Drapery.

How many types of drapes are there?

26 Different Types of Drapes.

What are the different curtain hanging styles?

Rod pocket, eyelet and tab top are amongst the most popular ways to hang curtains.

Rod Pocket. The most basic heading is the rod pocket (also known as pole pocket) style.
Curtain rings. Using curtain rings is a popular choice.
Eyelet.
Tab Top.
Tie Top.
Pencil pleat.
Goblet pleat.
Pinch pleat.

What are the different type of curtain tops?

They are:

Rod Pocket(Pole Pocket) A pocket is sewn across the top of the curtain panel through which the curtain rod is inserted.
Pencil Pleat. It is common and classic, creating a simple and casual look.
Versatile Pleat.
Tab Top.
Back Tab(Concealed Tab Top)
Double Box Pleat.
Triple Box Pleat.
Single Pinch Pleat.

What are the three types of drapes?

Simple draperies flow freely and are casual, pleated draperies are tailored thanks to their deep folds on top, and specialty draperies have rare features like accent fabrics and attached valances. Let’s take a look at these three types of drapery styles to inspire your own window design.

What is a French pleat drapery?

The French pleat is a classic drapery heading also know as the three-finger pleat. It creates a sleek header for a curtain that controls fullness while allowing the curtain full functionality. The fullness is adjustable, depending on decor style, fabric choice, and functional requirements of the curtain.

What is pinch pleat?

Pinch pleat curtains are a highly decorative heading, drawing together lots of fabric into a tightly gathered and stitched bunch at the top. The permanently sewn-in pleats make for a smart finish, with elegant folds flowing from top to bottom.

What is the difference between French pleat and pinch pleat?

pinch pleat is the same as French pleat. Two prong pleats are good for showing off a patterned fabric and using more drapery rings. Grommets are casual and more modern. The metal of the grommet accents other aspects of your decor.