Eyelet Curtains

Eyelet curtains, also known as ring-top curtains, feature metal rings at the top, allowing them to be threaded directly onto a curtain pole. This design creates uniform folds and offers a contemporary look suitable for modern interiors.​

To measure for eyelet curtains, determine the width of your curtain pole between the finials (decorative ends). The width of the curtains should be approximately 1.5 to 2 times the width of the pole to achieve a full, gathered look. For the drop, measure from the top of the pole to your desired length, considering that the inner edge of the eyelet sits about 3cm from the top of the curtain.​ 

Eyelet curtains are designed to be used with curtain poles and are not compatible with curtain tracks. Ensure that the diameter of your curtain pole matches the size of the eyelets, typically around 28mm, for smooth operation.

While standard eyelet curtains offer some insulation, opting for thermal or blackout eyelet curtains can enhance energy efficiency by reducing heat loss in winter and keeping rooms cooler in summer.

Eyelet curtains are particularly well-suited for modern and contemporary interiors due to their sleek design. However, with a wide range of fabrics and patterns available, they can complement various décor styles.

Standard ones reduce glare, but for proper darkness, go for blackout curtains with an eyelet top. They’re ideal for bedrooms, night shifts, or binge-watching in peace.

Yes! Pair with blinds for extra light control and insulation. It’s also a great way to add depth and texture to your room’s design.