Our curtain fabric is sold by the lineal metre and comes in a wide range of colours, and styles. All meet flame retardant requirements for commercial-grade interiors.
Our clients are curtain manufacturers, architects and designers and specifiers in the contract furnishings industry.
Each fabric has its unique characteristics, such as light filtration, insulation properties, and texture. For example, heavy fabrics like velvet offer excellent insulation and light-blocking properties, while sheer fabrics provide a light and airy feel. When choosing curtain fabric, consider factors such as the desired level of privacy, light control, and the overall aesthetic of the room.
In most of our curtain fabric categories you will find options for digitally printed designs onto our curtain base fabrics, as well as ready-to-go woven fabric collections.
Blackout, light reduction (dim out) and decorative drapery options catering for both function and aesthetic.
Sheers are a means of filtering light without completely obliterating the view through the window. They add softness and a sense of privacy.
Our range of light reduction / opaque curtain fabric offers an array of print designs and plain colour options.
Blackout curtain fabric effectively prevent light from penetrating through the fabric, creating a dark and tranquil environment ideal for bedrooms, home theatre, or nurseries.
“Acoustic sheers absorb significantly more sound energy than any other sheer fabric that I know of.” – David Spargo, owner of Praxis Acoustics.
These fabrics deliver an outstanding Noise Reduction Coefficient (NRC) rating between 0.58 and 0.71.
Regular maintenance, including periodic washing or dry cleaning, helps prolong the life of curtain fabrics. Find specific cleaning instructions by referring to the MAT care codes.
So if you’re looking for commercial grade curtain fabric, Materialised leads the way. Get in touch to discuss your project and our expert team can help guide you with fit-for-purpose product sampling and pricing.
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