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WHAT ARE PINCH PLEAT DRAPES?
As the name “pinch pleat” suggests, the top of these curtains are accented with tightly pinched and uniform pleats. These pleats are spaced evenly which helps control the fullness of the window treatment and are weighted at the bottom of the seams to create a nice tailored look.
Pinch pleat drapes draw fabric together into a bunch at the top. The reason these pinch pleated curtains are so popular and common is that they are a timeless, cost-effective solution that has the potential to fit any window and style of home decor.
Usually hung using pin hooks, pinch pleat curtains can be attached to tracks, traverse rods, or other decorative hardware.
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Where do Pinch Pleat Drapes look best?
Pinch Pleat Drapes are suited to many types of interiors. Pinch Pleated Curtains have a crisp look and are chic for any environment - formal or casual. The number of pleats and depth of folds can be customized to whatever room you’re in.
We install Pinch Pleat Drapes in New York City for many types of rooms. Your Pinch Pleat Drapes will look great in living rooms, bedrooms, or dining rooms. And you can customize the fabric, color, and style to suit the decor in your home!
What Pinch Pleated Curtains should I choose for my home?
There are so many options available and it can get a bit overwhelming to choose the right style for you. That’s where the experts at NYC blinds come in! We’re trained designers and professionals that will install the best option for you.
We’ll balance aesthetics and functionality to help you get the best match. Check out the different options we have: Soft Top Pleats, Euro Pleats, Two-Pinch Pleats, Three-Pinch Pleats, and more.
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Soft Top Pleats
These drapes don’t have pleats. They’re sleek and modern and easy to slide.
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Euro Pleats
Euro Pleat Drapes are open at the bottom and pinched on top. A super modern, stylish solution for any home.
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Three-Pinch Pleats
Also known as three-finger pinch pleats, these are the most common. Being pinched together in 3s, these drapes are the most open of all pleated curtains.
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Two-Pinch Pleats
Also known as double pleats. They use less fabric so they’re more affordable - yet classic and stylish.
Alternatives to Pinch Pleat Drapes by NY City Blinds
If you’re looking for something different (as pinch pleat drapes can be pretty common), pencil pleat drapes are a great alternative. Their style is timeless and will never go out of style. They’re called pencil pleat curtains because they look like a row of pencils. Another good choice would be eyelet curtains, which have metal eye holes threaded on a pole. This is a bit more modern looking and has broad, standardized uniform pleats from top to bottom.
