Hardware & Accessories
Curtain Holdback
Curtain holdbacks mount to walls beside windows, securing curtains in open positions while creating elegant draped effects. These decorative hardware pieces frame windows beautifully, allowing maximum light while displaying fabric. The held-back style adds architectural interest beyond simple hanging panels.
Holdbacks come in various designs from ornate traditional rosettes to modern minimal hooks. The hardware becomes visible design element, coordinating with other room metals while serving the practical function of light control and view access.
Key Characteristics
- ✓Wall-mounted design
- ✓Decorative element
- ✓Holds curtains aside
- ✓Various ornamental styles
- ✓Metal construction typical
- ✓Creates draped effect
Types & Variations
Decorative rosette holdback
Hook-style holdback
Modern minimal holdback
Ornate traditional holdback
Magnetic curtain holdback
Works Well With These Styles
Placement & Usage Tips
Mount at approximately two-thirds window height for classic proportion. Position far enough from window frame to allow curtains to clear glass when held. Coordinate finish with curtain rods and hardware.
💡 Pro Tip
Use holdbacks to create purposeful asymmetry—hold back only one panel of a pair for romantic, casual effect. This breaks symmetry intentionally while maximizing light from one direction.