Different Types Of Curtains

Adapting curtains to weather conditions is essential for both practical and aesthetic reasons. During colder seasons, heavy and thermal curtains serve as effective insulators, preventing heat loss and maintaining a warm interior. In contrast, lighter curtains are suitable for warmer weather, facilitating better airflow and minimizing reliance on air conditioning.

The choice of curtains also impacts energy efficiency, as appropriate window coverings can reduce the need for heating or cooling. Beyond functionality, changing curtains with the seasons allows for a dynamic and visually pleasing home environment, aligning with the natural light levels and contributing to the overall comfort and ambiance of the space. Additionally, it provides protection for curtains against the potential damage caused by harsh weather conditions, ensuring their longevity and performance.

Standard lengths for readymade curtains vary depending on the intended use and style of the curtains. Some common lengths for readymade curtains include 63 inches, 84 inches, 95 inches, 108 inches, and 120 inches. These lengths are suitable for a variety of window sizes, but it's always a good idea to measure your windows before purchasing curtains to ensure the best fit.

Café curtains, also known as tier curtains or half curtains, are a type of window treatment that covers only the lower half of a window. They are typically hung on a rod or pole that is installed just above the window and are used to provide privacy and light control without blocking the entire window.

Café curtains are different from standard curtains, which are typically longer and cover the entire window from top to bottom. Standard curtains are often used for decorative purposes and to block out light completely, while café curtains are more functional and are often used in kitchens and bathrooms.

Sheer curtains are lightweight curtains made of sheer, transparent fabric and are often used to add a touch of elegance and privacy to a room without blocking out natural light. 

Blackout curtains are designed to block out all light and are often used in bedrooms or media rooms to create a dark, restful environment. Usually, shops offer a few options available in blackout fabric such as 100% blackout that filters 100% light, 90% filters, as the name suggets 90% light. 

Then there are thermal curtains, while blackout curtains are heavier and block out most or all light. Thermal curtains are designed to help insulate a room, keeping it warm in the winter and cool in the summer. Other types of curtains include grommet curtains, pinch pleat curtains, and rod pocket curtains.

At DesiCrafts, we make standard sizes curtains in various lengths and options such as sheer, blackout, with privacy lining or without lining. If you are on a lookout for custom sized curtains in our hand block printed fabrics, you landed up at the right place. You can contact us to consult about a custom order.