What is the difference between inverted pleat curtains and traditional pleat curtains?

Inverted pleat curtains get their name from the way they are gathered at the top. The fabric is folded back on itself and stitched in place—creating a 'pleat'. These pleats sit inwards, towards the window, which gives them a crisp and modern look. Traditional pleat curtains, on the other hand, are gathered at the top with pleats that face outwards.

Can inverted pleat curtains be coupled with sheers?

Yes, inverted pleat curtains can be coupled with sheers to create a layered look. This is a popular option for bedrooms and living rooms as it allows you to control the amount of light and privacy in the room.

Can I hang inverted pleat curtains myself?

It is possible to hang inverted pleat curtains yourself. However, we recommend using a professional, particularly when hanging from a track. At Studio Curtains & Blinds, we'll be able to ensure that your curtains are the correct size and hung straight.

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The Neat & Formal Choice

At Studio Curtains & Blinds, we offer a range of inverted pleat curtains for homes and businesses throughout Brisbane—from North to South.

Inverted pleat curtains are a stylish and modern alternative to traditional curtains. They typically hang from a track and create a crisp and modern look—similar to S-fold curtains. However, unlike S-fold curtains, and as the name suggests, they have a series of 'inverted' pleats rather than folds.

Pleated curtains can give your windows a neater appearance and are often used in more formal settings, whereas S-fold curtains are a more relaxed option. Our locally manufactured inverted pleat curtains are created from premium fabrics and come in plenty of colours and styles to suit your existing decor.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between inverted pleat curtains and traditional pleat curtains?

Inverted pleat curtains get their name from the way they are gathered at the top. The fabric is folded back on itself and stitched in place—creating a 'pleat'. These pleats sit inwards, towards the window, which gives them a crisp and modern look. Traditional pleat curtains, on the other hand, are gathered at the top with pleats that face outwards.
Can inverted pleat curtains be coupled with sheers?

Yes, inverted pleat curtains can be coupled with sheers to create a layered look. This is a popular option for bedrooms and living rooms as it allows you to control the amount of light and privacy in the room.
Can I hang inverted pleat curtains myself?

It is possible to hang inverted pleat curtains yourself. However, we recommend using a professional, particularly when hanging from a track. At Studio Curtains & Blinds, we'll be able to ensure that your curtains are the correct size and hung straight.