Standard Eyelet Curtains: These are the classic style with metal eyelets (rings) at the top of the curtain. The curtain is threaded through a curtain rod, creating a smooth, even pleat. Double Eyelet Curtains: These curtains have two sets of eyelets at the top, allowing for a more layered and decorative effect. They’re often used for creating a fuller look. Triple Eyelet Curtains: Similar to double eyelet curtains, but with three sets of eyelets. This style adds even more depth and texture to the look of the window treatment. Pencil Pleat Eyelet Curtains: A mix of both pleated and eyelet styles, these curtains have eyelets at the top but are also gathered into pleats, providing a more formal appearance compared to regular eyelet curtains. Blockout Eyelet Curtains: These curtains are made from thicker fabric or are lined with a blockout layer to completely prevent light from entering, ideal for bedrooms or home theaters. Sheer Eyelet Curtains: Made with a lightweight, translucent fabric, these allow natural light to filter through while still providing some privacy. They are often layered with heavier curtains. Thermal Eyelet Curtains: These are designed to insulate your room, keeping it warmer in winter and cooler in summer. They have a thick, thermal lining behind the eyelet fabric.