Curtains & Drapery | Modenese Projects

Interiors

Each design is shown in the room, next to its fabrics and trimmings.

Styles and details

Curtain types, valances, jabots, tiebacks and finishing details.

Types of curtains

Double cascade · Classic curtain · Asymmetrical · Roman shade · Balloon shade · Bouillonné

Decorative curtains

Damask · Geometric · Plain

Sheer curtains

Voile · Shimmer · Lace

Swags and valances

Straight · Pleated · Shaped · Scalloped · With jabots · Double cascade · With rosettes

Jabots

Rounded · Pointed · Double

Embrasse

Cord · Fringed · Fabric

Trimmings

Tassels · Braids · Flat trims

Pole finials

Classic · Crystal · Round · Cone · Glass · Wrought iron

Tieback hooks

Classic · Crystal · Round · Cone · Glass · Wrought iron · Flower · Baroque · Rosette · Medallion

Decorative hooks

The trimmings, tieback hooks and pole finials shown are a selection of available options. Additional styles, materials and finishes are available upon request.

Curtain tracks

Manual

With a cord-operated curtain track, the fabric is attached to carriers that slide inside the profile. Pulling the cord moves the main carrier and, consequently, the entire curtain.

Motorized

The movement is carried out by an electric motor integrated into the curtain track system.

The curtain can be operated using a remote control, wall switch, home automation system, or app, depending on the selected motor.

Suitable support: standard or motorized track (for heights of 4 m and above, motorized track only). Can be installed within a recess or outside the recess. For outside-recess installations, a mounting board is required for either ceiling or wall fixing.

Manual and motorized curtain tracks, with the client information required

Curtain composition: decorative curtain with fringe, jabots, hybrid valance, double sheer, floral tieback hook and cord embrasse

Curtain composition: plain decorative curtain, hybrid valance, voile, fabric embrasse and round tieback hook

Curtain composition: plain valance and swags with fringe, main and short decorative curtains, cord embrasse and voile

Case study: sheer curtains on large-scale windows

A client selected the Sarelli Halo sheer curtain for a large-scale window measuring 9 metres in height.

As Sarelli sheer fabrics have a standard width of 3 metres, this project requires a specific curtain-making solution to cover the full height of the window while preserving the elegance and decorative character of the Halo fabric.

For this reason, three different solutions can be considered.

A. Repeated wave border
The lower scalloped border can be used as a decorative joint at 3 and 6 metres, creating three equal sections.
B. French seam
The fabric can be joined horizontally using a fine, discreet seam while maintaining the original vertical orientation of the decorative pattern. This solution preserves the original direction of the design. However, because the seam runs horizontally across a lightweight sheer fabric, it may remain partially visible.
C. Rotated fabric
This solution requires the fabric to be rotated by 90° in order to cover the full 9-metre height. As a result, the decorative motif will run horizontally. The necessary vertical seams can be positioned between the waves (folds), allowing them to remain discreet and virtually invisible.