Collection: Velvet Curtains

Some velvet curtains has a matte finish instead of sheen finish, because they are made from some materials like cotton.

Depend on the material, there are cotton velvet curtains and silk velvet curtains. Cotton velvet drapes offers soft, breathable durability for everyday spaces like living rooms, while silk velvet curtains adds luxurious sheen and silk texture to elevate formal rooms or accent walls with elegance.

Yes, velvet curtains can significantly help with privacy with their thick, dense fabric that blocks visibility even in low light. And the dense texture of velvet drapes act as a barrier to light and prying eyes, providing enhanced privacy compared to lighter fabrics like linen or sheer curtains. Velvet drapes are ideal for bedrooms or rooms that facing busy streets.

Yes! Velvet curtains excel at ​​light blocking​​ due to their dense, thick fabric that creates a light-blocking barrier. Ideal for bedrooms or media rooms, they block sunlight during the day and can mimic blackout curtains at night when layered, ensuring privacy and darkness.

Yes! Velvet curtains provide ​​heat insulation​​ with their dense fabric, blocking summer heat while retaining warmth in winter. Lined styles enhance energy efficiency, making them ideal for temperature control year-round.

Velvet curtains can be used without lining, but adding a lining is highly recommended. Lined velvet curtains provide better insulation and light-blocking especially in winter and summer.
Heavyweight velvet curtains often require no lining due to inherent thermal properties, and lining may make them too heavy. UniCurt offers customizable velvet curtains including optional lining and with budget-friendly pricing.

Yes, velvet curtains can absolutely come with patterns. They have printed or embossed patterns, like floral, geometric patterns. They can also come in various colors to suit different decorating styles. For example, brown velvet curtains for creating a vintage style, and moss green velvet drapes for adding coziness to bedrooms.

Yes, velvet curtains can crease, especially because of the fabric’s weight and texture. Velvet is a delicate fabric that can easily develop wrinkles or creases from being folded or hung improperly. To minimize creasing, it’s important to handle velvet curtains gently and hang them properly. Creases will disppear automatically after hanging velvet curtains for some time.

And yes, it is generally safe to steam velvet curtains instead of ironing. However, it’s important to use a low to medium heat setting and keep the steamer a few inches away from the fabric to avoid any direct contact that might crush or flatten the delicate fibers. Always check the care instructions for your specific velvet curtains to ensure they are steam-safe, and if you’re unsure, test a small, inconspicuous area first.

It’s not recommended to memory shape velvet curtains. Memory shape process involves high heat treatment which would damage velvety fiber.

For all velvet custom curtains at unicurt.com, we don’t provide a memory training process.

We would recommend rod pocket and double/triple pinch pleat header style for velvet curtains. Velvet curtains of rod pocket style offers a cozy look, and pinch pleated velvet curtains provides elegant ambiance.