Curtain experts!

[CookieDoughKid]

Does anyone know what kind of curtain track I need to use to obtain this minimalist look? Many thanks!!

[CookieDoughKid]

Think www.viewalongtheway.com/2013/06/easy-high-impact-update-make-your-tab-top-curtains-look-custom/ this might do the trick!! Aha!! Bye bye horrible tab top, hello minimalist!

[happylittlevegemites]

I reckon they've used a heading tape like this www.curtain-corner.com/3040114.html and once the curtains are opened you'd still see the curtain track.

[happylittlevegemites]

You could try a curtain track like this www.johnlewis.com/john-lewis-aluminium-slim-tracks-top-fixing-l250cm/p413409 but it's the heading tape not the track that gives the curtains that unfussy undulating look.

[InsertUsernameHere]

Maybe silent gliss wave? They do specific wave heading tape and gliders.

[CookieDoughKid]

Thank you for the suggestions. Really appreciate it!!

[MillyMollyMama]

It is the Wave Curtain system by Silent Gliss. They have details on their web page.

[Sandthorn]

I think you can probably get that wave effect with pretty much any curtain track. You could use ordinary header tape, perhaps with a bit of stiffening behind it, and DON'T GATHER IT. Attach hooks at EVEN SPACING: these will stay close to the track, forming the troughs of the wave, while the stiffened header will hold the rest out in a sinusoid all wave. You'd need to stick to reasonably lightweight curtains, or the unattached peaks will sag under the weight.

[CookieDoughKid]

Thanks Milly and Sand!! Agree, it's the curtain heading tape that's the key!!