Floor to ceiling fabric, without vertical seams.
Inbetween · wave heading · made to measure
Made to measure inbetween wave curtains
A light inbetween with a natural linen look, plenty of daylight and noticeably less view in during the day. We make it as a made to measure wave curtain in 10 colours.
- 10 colours
- 95% recycled polyester · 5% linen
- Made in the Netherlands
The limit depends on the wave and configuration. Wider is possible on request.
Made to measure and checked.
No extra delivery costs.
Not folded up in a box.
Inbetween at a glance
What are inbetween curtains?
Inbetween curtains are light filtering curtains that sit between voile and a denser curtain. They let in plenty of daylight and noticeably soften the view through during the day, without making the room dark.
That makes an inbetween pleasant in a living room, kitchen or study, but also at large windows and sliding doors where you want to keep the daylight.
During the dayPlenty of light and noticeably less view in.
In the eveningWith lights on inside, shapes may still be visible.
From airy to denser
Inbetween sits nicely between light and dense
Within our collection, voile lets through the most light and gives the most see-through. An inbetween is one step denser: still light and airy, but with noticeably less view in. Semi-sheer wave curtains and opaque curtains are denser again.
If you want to see the differences exactly side by side, we have a separate comparison for that. Here we mainly show roughly where an inbetween sits in the range.
Light, see-through and privacy
What can you see through an inbetween?
During the day, the fabric limits the view in from outside, while plenty of daylight still comes in. So you keep a light room, but the window feels less open than with voile or a very sheer fabric.
In the evening this partly reverses: when it is dark outside and the lights are on inside, shapes and silhouettes may remain visible. If you then want more privacy, a second, denser curtain is a good addition.
During the dayA pleasant balance between light and less view in.
In the eveningIf you want more privacy, combine it with a denser curtain on a second track.
Plenty of daylight, while the window becomes softer and calmer.
10 real inbetween colours
From white and cream white to linen, beige and light brown
The same inbetween weave takes on a different character in each colour. White and cream white keep the window very light; ivory, ecru, sand and beige make it warmer. Linen, mouse grey, beige grey and light brown show the natural texture a little more clearly.
Here you can see photos of the real fabric samples. The calm background behind each sample is matched to the colour, so that you can compare the differences well without changing the fabric itself.
Inbetween 01white
Inbetween 100cream white
Inbetween 051ivory
Inbetween 05ecru
Inbetween 07beige
Inbetween 09light brown
Inbetween 06sand
Inbetween 071linen
Inbetween 021mouse grey
Inbetween 072beige grey
The fabric
95% recycled polyester, 5% linen
The fabric consists of 95% recycled polyester and 5% linen. The linen fibre gives the weave a natural look and slight irregularity; the polyester provides a strong, stable base that is suitable for everyday use.
Against the light, the texture comes out particularly beautifully. As a result, the fabric does not look flat, even when you choose a light colour.
95%recycled polyester
5%linen
300 cmfabric width on the roll
10colours available
Why wave works so well
A calm wave from top to bottom
The cord between the gliders and the fixed position of the hooks together create even waves. This supple inbetween lets those waves flow nicely from top to bottom. The weighted hem tape gives the bottom edge a little extra weight, so the curtain hangs neatly without a heavy hem.
You can choose 6 or 8 cm between the gliders. With 6 cm you see more, smaller waves; with 8 cm the waves are wider and a little calmer. Which choice looks best also depends on the space around the track.
Read how a wave curtain worksWave 6 or 8 cm
More, smaller waves or a wider wave
With 6 cm, the gliders in the track are closer together. This gives you more, smaller waves over the same width. With 8 cm, the gliders are further apart and the waves become wider. The 6 and 8 cm indicate the distance between the gliders; it is not the total depth of the curtain.
6 cm wave
More waves and a slightly finer look.
8 cm wave
Fewer waves and a wider, calm look.
Are you combining your inbetween on the window side with a denser curtain on the room side? Then check that both waves can move freely. The comparison of 6 and 8 cm wave shows how much depth you need with two tracks.
Floor to ceiling and seamless
No vertical seams in the curtain
Because we work with floor to ceiling fabric, we make the curtain from one piece. That way you see no vertical stitched seams in the fabric. Especially with wide wave curtains, this gives a much calmer and more attractive overall look.
285 cmmaximum finished drop
798 cmmaximum online; depends on wave and split
Is your window wider than 780–798 cm, for example with a large sliding door? That is also possible on request. We will then look together at whether one large curtain or two panels works best and where the curtain will hang when you open it.
More about floor to ceiling wave curtains
Weighted hem tape for a calm bottom edge.
Product details
Inbetween wave: specifications
- Type
- Inbetween
- Composition
- 95% recycled polyester · 5% linen
- Fabric height
- 300 cm
- Max. curtain drop
- 285 cm
- Making up
- Seamless up to the maximum drop
- Bottom
- Weighted hem tape
- Shrinkage
- 2%
- Lightfastness
- 4
- Colours
- 10 colours
- Max. online width
- 6 cm wave: 7980 mm (1 panel) or 7800 mm (2 panels). 8 cm wave: 7920 mm (1 panel) or 7840 mm (2 panels).
- Wider made to measure
- On request
- Production
- Netherlands
- Delivery
- Free delivery · shipped hanging
- Fabric price
- € 39.90 per metre
About the price: € 39.90 is the fabric price per metre. The price of your complete wave curtain depends on the size and specification. You will see the total price in the configurator.
Large windows and sliding doors
Lots of glass, without it feeling bare
With wide windows, the soft look of an inbetween comes into its own. The fabric takes away the hardness of a large expanse of glass, while daylight can simply enter the room. Even with a sliding door, the overall look stays light and spacious.
You can have the curtain open to one side or choose two panels with a centre opening. Where the open curtain will hang and how much space you have for it is taken into account in the final measurements.
From fabric to delivered curtain
Made in the Netherlands, transported hanging
Your curtains are made to measure in the Netherlands and checked before they leave. We then transport them hanging, so they do not have to be folded tightly into a box.
This means fewer deep creases arise during transport. After hanging, the fabric can drop out calmly and you immediately see the waves much more neatly over the full drop.
Based on your measurements, chosen wave and number of curtain panels.
Finishing and measurements are checked before the curtain leaves.
Delivered carriage paid and crammed or folded as little as possible.
In different interiors
Inbetween works in many types of room
This inbetween does not only suit a living room. Thanks to its light, natural look, it also works beautifully in a kitchen, study, hallway or at garden doors. The daylight always determines how open or how dense the fabric looks. That is why we show different interior situations and lighting conditions.
Need more privacy or darkening?
Combine inbetween with a second curtain
An inbetween is mainly intended to keep daylight and limit the view in. If you want to close off the room completely in the evening or make it noticeably darker, you can combine it with an opaque curtain, dim out or blackout on a second track.
That way you use the light inbetween during the day and only close the second curtain when you want more privacy or darkening.
Compare dim out and blackoutSee 10 colours at home
Order free inbetween samples first
A screen is not a fabric sample. Only at home can you see properly whether the shade suits your floor, wall and window frames, and how much see-through you have at your window. So look at the fabric both during the day and in the evening.
- Colour
- Texture
- See-through
- Daylight
From choice to made to measure
How to order your inbetween wave curtain
Once you have chosen a colour, you can calmly move on to the made to measure part. If you still need to measure, use our measuring instructions first. Then in the configurator you choose your colour, 6 or 8 cm wave, one or two curtain panels and your exact size. Unsure about the track? Then first look at our explanation of wave curtain tracks.
Choose your colourUnsure? Order a free sample first.
Choose 6 or 8 cmMore, smaller waves or a wider wave.
Enter your measurementsUse the measuring instructions if you still need to measure.
See your total priceYou see the price of the complete made to measure curtain in the configurator.
Frequently asked questions
Questions about inbetween wave curtains
Short answers to questions specific to this fabric. For measuring, tracks and installation, we link to the detailed explanations.
See all questions about wave curtainsHow much can people see in with inbetween curtains?
During the day, inbetweens noticeably limit the view in, while plenty of daylight comes in. How much can still be seen depends on the light, viewing angle and distance to the window.
Can you see through an inbetween in the evening?
When it is dark outside and the lights are on inside, shapes and silhouettes may be visible. If you want more privacy in the evening, combine an inbetween with a denser curtain on a second track.
What is the difference between inbetween and semi-sheer?
An inbetween lets plenty of daylight through and limits the see-through. Our semi-sheer category is denser. On the comparison page for light filtering wave curtains you can see the differences side by side.
Are these inbetween wave curtains seamless?
Yes. We make up this floor to ceiling fabric without vertical seams up to a maximum curtain drop of 285 cm. That gives a calm look in the wave.
What is the maximum drop?
The fabric is 300 cm wide on the roll. The maximum finished curtain drop for this inbetween is 285 cm.
Can I order an inbetween wave curtain 8 metres wide?
For 8 metres, a larger size than the standard online size bands is needed. Online you can order up to 780–798 cm total width, depending on the wave and configuration. The four exact limits are shown on the product. If you have an even wider run of windows, please contact us; wider made to measure curtains are possible on request.
Should I choose a 6 or 8 cm wave for inbetween?
6 cm gives more, finer waves. 8 cm gives a wider and calmer wave. The glider spacing is not the same as the total wave depth; we explain this fully on the separate 6 or 8 cm page.
Can I order a free fabric sample first?
Yes. Via the samples page you can look at the inbetween at home by your own window, in daylight and in the evening.
See at home what suits your window
Feel it first or design straight away?
Order free samples of the 10 colours or go straight on to your made to measure wave curtain.