CURTAINS & BLINDS · DOHA

A relaxed drape with a visible finishing detail.

Eyelet curtains hang from rings integrated into the heading. The pole becomes part of the room, so its diameter, brackets and finish belong in the design conversation.

Illustrative inspiration · materials confirmed from samples

Choose the pole with the curtain

Ring size, pole diameter and fabric weight need to work together. Consider bracket positions and the available fixing surface before choosing a long span. A good-looking pole is not enough if its support is unsuitable for the curtain.

Understand how the folds move

Eyelet folds sit in front of and behind the pole. Allow clearance from handles and the wall, and plan how much space the open curtains take up. On a wide window, centre brackets can affect where the curtain can travel.

Set the finished drop carefully

The relationship between the ring and the top edge changes how the curtain sits above the pole. Production measurements should follow the chosen hardware and construction. Do not reuse measurements from a ceiling-track curtain without adjusting the specification.

Consider the visible material details

A matte dark pole can frame a room differently from a lighter finish. Match the eyelet finish deliberately, check cleaning instructions and compare the drape of the actual fabric. If the aim is a hidden ceiling line, a track-based heading may be more suitable.

A FEW PRACTICAL DETAILS

Before you choose

Can eyelets work on my current pole?

Check the ring opening, pole condition, brackets and loading before ordering.

Are eyelets the same as wave curtains?

No. Eyelets hang on a pole; wave curtains depend on a compatible track and heading system.

YOUR NEXT CHAPTER

Let’s make your room feel finished.

Share a room photo on WhatsApp and tell us the look you love. Final materials and fitting are confirmed together.