Window Treatments Blog

Curtain pole brackets are a crucial element that often goes unnoticed but plays a pivotal role in enhancing the functionality of a window dressing. These often-overlooked accessories are the backbone for curtain poles, providing support and stability to your window decor. In this blog post, we will explore various types of curtain pole brackets. Learn why and when you might need them

Choosing the right window treatments can be complicated, especially when unsure of what terminology to use. We have put together a list of common confusing terms our customers often use wrong to help you better search and pick the right window coverings.

Shopping for curtain holdbacks can be a tricky task. With the abundance of styles on the market, choosing the correct ones takes time and effort. This blog post will explain everything there is to know about decorative curtain holdbacks and how to shop for them.

From finials to centre support brackets, a full curtain pole set includes many parts that come together to help you hang your curtains. If you have never mounted a pole, these names may feel like a foreign language. Understanding what these parts are called and their purposes are extremely helpful in knowing what to expect in your kit. So, let’s learn some basic window treatment vocabulary! Note - this guide is for straight poles only.

Quality curtains are often a pricey investment. That is why before buying any window treatment it is so easy to make mistakes that can become very costly. The last thing you want is to invest the time and money and get your curtains wrong. So, here are common curtain mistakes that you should avoid before buying.

Curtain tracks are increasingly becoming popular. They help curtains hang directly from the ceiling, making the room look taller and adding a dramatic look for a WOW effect. Thus, when choosing curtain tracks, make sure to pick the best to support the curtains. So, how to care for them so that they don’t give out quickly? Take a look at our guide to caring and maintaining tracks and keep your curtains running smoothly for longer.