Altima Decorative Curtain Trim Border

There is a version of window dressing that is purely functional — a curtain that controls light and stops there. And there is another version, where the curtain treatment is the most designed element in the room. The Altima Decorative Curtain Trim Border belongs to the second category.

Its pattern carries presence. It is not a background detail. Applied at the hem or leading edge of a full-length drapery panel, it creates a visual anchor that draws the eye down to the floor and reinforces the vertical scale of the window.

Architectural Pattern Weight — The Altima’s repeat has enough scale and definition to read as a design element in its own right, not just a finishing trim. It works best on solid or lightly textured base fabrics where the border becomes the primary detail.

Cotton/Rayon Construction — The woven blend gives the border sufficient structure to lie flat against the panel without rolling or puckering at the attachment seam. The rayon content adds a subtle sheen that catches light at the hem — particularly effective under artificial lighting.

4-Inch Profile — Wide enough to define space at the bottom of a full-length drape, or to create a strong horizontal band on a roman shade. At 4 inches it reads as intentional, not incidental.

By-the-Yard Flexibility — A 6-inch swatch lets you test scale and color before committing. Running yards for single panels. Half and full rolls for full rooms.

Specifications

This trim is built for:

• Full-length drapery panels in formal living rooms or dining rooms where the window is the design focal point.
• Decorators adding a strong hem detail to floor-to-ceiling solid velvet or linen curtains.
• Roman shade hems where a bold horizontal band is part of the designed composition.
• Homeowners who want the border to do visual work, not just finish a seam.
• Roll orders for hotel suites, lobbies, or residential renovation projects.