HEADING DESIGNS · SINGAPORE

S-fold / ripple-fold curtains

Continuous waves. A clean architectural line.

S-fold describes the repeating waves formed by a compatible heading and track system. It can be used with a sheer, dimout or blackout specification. The look comes from the heading geometry and cloth, not from an opacity category.

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Made to measure · Fabric and hardware specified for your home

Taupe sheer hanging in continuous rounded ripple waves from a straight dark track; heading visible. — Elegant Seal collection image

Track and heading are a system

The glider spacing, tape and fullness create the wave. Agree these together rather than quoting one universal fullness percentage.

Allow for the stack

The curtain still occupies space when open. Check how much glass it will cover and whether the stack clears the wall and furniture.

Let pattern behave naturally

Large motifs can disappear into deep waves. Compare a folded sample with a quieter weave before choosing.

How we would style it: Works well with Japandi, minimalist and modern interiors. Subtle texture gives the repeated wave depth without a busy pattern.

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Questions about s-fold / ripple-fold curtains

Is S-fold a fabric?

No. It is a heading and hanging design; select light control and fabric separately.

Does S-fold need a suitable track?

Yes. Specify the compatible track, gliders and heading arrangement as a complete system.

Side-by-side curtain headings: white sheers and beige curtains with rounded ripple folds on the left and centre, and grey curtains with gathered pleat headings on the right. — Compare the heading: rounded ripple folds on the left and centre; gathered pleats on the right.