Bespoke Curtains in London: Designed for the Room, Made by Hand
Bespoke curtains · London
A curtain is not a finishing touch.
It is part of how the room is designed.
Fabric, lining, heading, fullness and track decide how a curtain hangs, moves and lasts. Each is chosen for the window and the interior, then made to fit.
KOZA Projects designs, makes and installs bespoke curtains for homes and commercial spaces across London. Family-run and established in 2005, we work with interior designers, architects and private clients, from the first fabric choice to installation by our own team.
See heading and track samples, Metropole poles and fabric collections for yourself in our Shoreditch showroom, by appointment.
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Bespoke curtains
Bespoke curtains in London, designed for each window
A bespoke curtain is designed rather than selected from a range. Fabric, lining, heading, fullness and track are decided together for the window and the room, then made by hand in our own London workroom.
Looking for curtains made to the size of your windows? See our page on made to measure curtains in London. To see who makes and fits them, read about our curtain makers in London.
Chosen together, for each window
- Fabric and colour
- Lining and interlining
- Heading style
- Fullness and hem
- Track or pole
Design and elegance
Luxury curtain design: proportion, restraint and detail
A considered luxury curtain is defined by proportion, restraint and detailing rather than excess. We design curtains to bring a quiet elegance that supports the wider interior without overpowering it.
That is how custom curtains stay timeless rather than trend-led, and it suits high-end residential interiors and luxury window applications where balance and longevity matter.
Working with a designer? Read how we work with architects and interior designers.
Where we make curtains
- Private homes and full renovations
- Penthouses and apartments
- Offices, showrooms and hospitality
Fabric, heading and lining
The choices that shape a curtain
A bespoke curtain is the sum of its details. These three decisions do most of the work.
Fabric and colour
Our collection includes refined linens, rich velvets and stable blended textiles, chosen for softness, durability and how they behave over time. Colour is considered against upholstery, cushions and accessories so the window sits calmly within the room.
Headings
The heading decides how a curtain falls and frames the space. Pencil pleat, tailored pleats, wave and eyelet each set a different rhythm, stack and visual weight. Cleaner headings with controlled fullness suit modern interiors; traditional rooms benefit from softer movement and detail.
Lining and interlining
Lined curtains protect the fabric and drape better. Blackout lining controls light, and interlining adds body and improves insulation, where the room calls for it.
Curtains and blinds
Curtains and blinds working as one system
Layering curtains with a discreet blind or roller blinds gives flexibility and control, especially in living rooms where the light changes through the day. It allows privacy and solar control without losing softness.
Planned together, blinds and curtains read as one cohesive, uncluttered scheme.
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Track or pole
Curtain tracks and poles, chosen with the curtain
A high-quality track is essential to how a curtain performs over time. Correctly specified, it supports smooth operation, accurate hanging and consistent alignment, protecting both fabric and finish.
The track or pole is part of the design, not an afterthought. Our own team fits it; see how a project runs on our curtain makers and fitters page.
Chosen as a set.
Made for one window.
Our projects
Case studies: bespoke curtains in London homes and projects
Whitechapel PenthouseSheer and lined wave curtains and screen roller blinds, with fabrics agreed with Cathy Emmins Interiors and the works managed by KOZA from survey to installation.
Wimbledon HouseA full renovation with handmade curtains and motorised shading, delivered with the interior designer and the building contractor.
Ealing HouseSheer wave curtains and acoustic curtains in Kvadrat wool, designed with Paul Archer Architects around recessed Silent Gliss tracks.
Barbican PenthouseLarge sheer curtains, interlined blackout curtains in the bedrooms and motorised blinds for windows around six metres high.
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Common questions
Frequently asked questions
What makes a curtain bespoke?
Bespoke goes beyond cutting a curtain to the size of the window. The fabric, lining, heading, fullness, hem and track are chosen together for that window and that room, and the curtains are made by hand in our own London workroom. For how measuring works, see our made to measure curtains page.
Which curtain heading should I choose?
Wave headings suit contemporary interiors and Silent Gliss tracks. Pinch and double pleats give a tailored, classic look, and pencil pleat is softer and more traditional. We talk you through each option at the consultation so you can judge how it will stack and hang in your room.
Should curtains be lined or interlined?
Lining protects the fabric from sunlight and gives a cleaner drape. Blackout lining is used where light control matters, such as bedrooms. Interlining adds a layer of soft padding between fabric and lining, which improves insulation, deadens sound and gives curtains a fuller hang.
How do I choose a fabric for my curtains?
Start with the room. Our collection includes refined linens, rich velvets and stable blended textiles, and colour is considered against upholstery, cushions and accessories. We offer a free sampling service through our Shoreditch showroom, and we despatch samples direct to your home or business.
Should I choose a curtain track or a pole?
The choice depends on the window, the heading and the look of the room, and we talk it through at the consultation. We supply and fit Silent Gliss curtain tracks and Metropole poles, The Bradley Collection poles, and Tillys Interiors poles and finials.
Can curtains and blinds be planned as one scheme?
Yes. A discreet roller blind or Roman blind can sit behind the curtains, giving privacy and solar control without losing softness, and both can be planned together.
Talk to us about your curtains
Visit our Shoreditch showroom by appointment, or send us your plans. We will advise on fabric, heading, track and installation.
