Wave curtains have become one of the most popular curtain types in recent years – and for good reason. This elegant curtain solution creates an exclusive look with soft, uniform waves that fall perfectly from top to bottom. Here we guide you through what wave curtains are, why they are so popular, and how you can install them in your own home.
What are wave curtains?
Wave curtains are curtains that are mounted with a special fixed curtain tape, which creates a regular wave effect in the fabric. The curtains slide smoothly over the rod and fall in beautiful folds. This type of curtain is therefore ideal if you want a calm and stylish look in your home.
Wave curtains work both in light, transparent fabrics and in heavier textiles such as velour or blackout.
Why choose wave curtains?
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Uniform and exclusive look – gives a luxurious touch to the home.
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Flexible solutions – suitable for both small windows and large window areas.
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Space-saving – the waves fold neatly together when the curtain is pulled to the side.
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Can be combined with several curtain types – for example double curtains with both light and blackout layers.
How to set up your own wave curtains
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Measure the window correctly: Measure both the width and height of your window, and add extra width to the curtain to create fullness in the waves.
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Choose a curtain rod: Wave curtains can be mounted on our curtain rod, but choose the model that fits the width of the window.
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Install the curtain: The curtain is designed with the wave tape so you get the right distance between the waves.
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Distribute the waves evenly: Adjust the waves so they fall evenly – this is where the beautiful look is created.
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Create beautiful waves: Let the included wave tape sit around the curtains for 10-14 days to create an optimal wave look.
💡 Tip: You can use a curtain rod without drilling . This allows you to set up your wave curtains without making holes in the wall.
Where do wave curtains fit best?
Wave curtains can be used in almost any room, but they are especially popular in living rooms and bedrooms, where they create a hotel-inspired look.
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In the living room, light, transparent fabrics can give an airy and elegant look.
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In the bedroom, blackout curtains with wave bands are ideal as they drape beautifully and block out the light.
