Curtain Interlining

Interlining is an extra layer of fabric that sits between the outer fabric and the lining and is popular if you need to add weight to a lighter fabric so that the curtains hang better, and they are more effective at insulating a room. Interlining gives the curtains a full and luxurious look.

Interlining fabric helps curtains hang more beautifully, creates fuller folds, improves insulation, and can increase the longevity of decorative fabrics by providing additional protection and support.

Bump interlining is a thicker, traditional style of interlining commonly used to create a soft, padded look. It is particularly popular for high-end curtains and period interiors where a fuller, more substantial finish is desired.

Domette is a lightweight cotton interlining commonly used between the curtain face fabric and lining to add softness, body, and improved drape. It provides a smoother, fuller appearance without the weight of traditional bump interlining, making it a popular choice for a wide range of curtain styles. Domette can also offer a degree of additional insulation and helps create a more luxurious finished look, particularly when used with lighter curtain fabrics.

Curtain interlining fabric is not essential for every project, but it can significantly improve the appearance and performance of curtains. It is especially beneficial for lightweight fabrics, formal schemes, and rooms where insulation is important.

Most curtain fabrics can be paired with interlining fabric. The most suitable option will depend on the weight, style, and desired finish of the curtain. Heavier interlinings generally create a fuller, more structured look.