Eyelet curtains come in a variety of styles, each suited to different types of interiors and preferences. Here are some common types: Standard Eyelet Curtains: These have evenly spaced metal rings (eyelets) at the top of the fabric, which slide easily along a curtain pole. They create a neat, modern look. Double Eyelet Curtains: These curtains have two rows of eyelets at the top, which allows them to be hung on a double curtain pole, often used to layer different fabrics (e.g., a sheer curtain and a heavier fabric). Wave Eyelet Curtains: These feature a special header tape that helps create soft, continuous waves when hung. The result is a more flowing and structured appearance compared to traditional eyelets. Pinch Pleat Eyelet Curtains: These combine the classic pinch pleat style with eyelet rings, offering the elegant pleating look but with the convenience of eyelets for easy sliding. Blackout Eyelet Curtains: Made with a thick, often triple-layered fabric, these curtains block out light and provide privacy, ideal for bedrooms or home theaters.