Made-to-measure curtains and drapery bring fabric, movement and adjustable privacy to interior spaces. From full-height windows to glazed doors, the right curtain works with the proportions of the opening and the way the room is used. Eosdesign helps private clients, architects and professional buyers select textile window treatments for projects in Italy and abroad.
A curtain changes how daylight enters an interior and how the window sits within the room. Fabric weight, texture and colour affect its appearance; the way the curtain opens determines access to the glazing and the view outside. Start with the purpose of the space: soft daylight in a living area, more screening in a bedroom, or flexible visual separation within an open-plan layout.
Privacy depends on the textile and the difference between indoor and outdoor lighting. A fabric that feels private during the day may become more transparent when the room is illuminated at night. We discuss these requirements alongside dimensions and installation details before proposing a configuration.
Our Curtains & Drapery collection begins with Aurea, a vertical wave curtain with individual textile elements that rotate to adjust the passage of light. It combines the soft folds of drapery with adjustable screening and allows passage between the elements without drawing the whole curtain aside. Explore the product below for its applications, colours and project information.
Aurea is a made-to-measure vertical wave curtain that combines soft fabric folds with adjustable light control. Its individual textile elements rotate to change the amount of daylight entering the room and the view through the fabric,...
Discover the product ↗Consider more than the width and height of the glass. Ceiling and wall conditions, door handles, opening movements and furniture positions all influence the curtain layout. For large windows and sliding doors, access and clearance need to be checked early. Photographs and drawings help us assess the available space and discuss mounting options.
View fabric samples alongside wall finishes, flooring and upholstery. Pale colours can sit quietly within a light interior, while darker tones give the window treatment a more defined presence. Texture and daylight change how a fabric looks, so images are a starting point for the selection rather than a substitute for samples.
Eosdesign works with individual rooms and wider interior schemes. For hospitality and other professional settings, tell us about any specific maintenance, fire performance or operating requirements so suitable options can be assessed. These properties depend on the selected product and fabric and should be confirmed during specification.
Send us the project location, approximate dimensions, number of openings and preferred fabric colours. Let us know whether the priority is daylight, privacy, access through a doorway or a textile room divider. We will review your requirements and discuss the configuration, supply arrangements and quotation for your project.
Tell us about your space, the products you are interested in and where your project is located. Our team will review your enquiry and contact you.