Wave / S-fold
Even, relaxed folds that give the window a quiet contemporary rhythm.
Luxauria services
Curtains that shape light, soften space and hold their own.
From the first conversation to the final installation, we guide the fabric, fullness, heading and track or rod decisions that make curtains feel right for your room.
The journey · from brief to fit
A considered process, right down to the final detail.
Every window asks a slightly different question. We make the path from first thought to finished treatment clear, practical and personal.
01
Consultation
We start with the room, the light and the atmosphere you want to create. Together we talk through fabric, softness, privacy and how the curtains need to live day to day.
02
Measurements
We measure the window, ceiling and floor relationship, noting the drop, stack-back and the space needed for the chosen track or rod.
03
Choosing the look
We compare Wave or S-fold, classical pinch pleat and goblet pleat, then refine the fabric, fullness, lining, colour and hardware.
04
Installation
Once your curtains are made, we coordinate the fitting, dress the folds and check the track, rod or motorised operation so the final finish is calm and exact.
Curtain types · a visual guide
Let the window set the tone.
Wave folds, classical pleats, sheer layers and quiet motorisation each bring a different kind of softness, scale and control to the room. Images are design illustrations, not completed client installations.
Classical pleat
Pinch pleat or goblet pleat detail for a fuller, more traditional drape.
Luxury sheer
Fine translucent fabric that filters daylight while keeping the room light and open.
Layered curtains
A sheer and fuller drape together for a more flexible balance of light and privacy.
Motorised curtains
Quiet, considered movement across wide openings with controls that suit the room.
What we consider
The right curtain is about more than fabric alone.
Fabric houses and imports
From South African fabric houses to select luxury imports, our library brings together linen-rich textures, luminous sheers, sumptuous velvets and beautifully weighted weaves—chosen for the way they hold light, drape and settle into a room.
Heading and drape
Wave, classical pinch pleat or goblet pleat each creates a different rhythm, fullness and relationship to the window.
Proportion and track
The relationship between the window, ceiling, floor and hardware gives curtains their sense of ease.
Everyday operation
We consider privacy, daylight and whether a manual or motorised system best suits the way you use the room.
Begin a conversation
Tell us about your space.
Share the room you have in mind and what you would like to feel different in it. We can start there.
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