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Curtain Tiebacks & Holdbacks
Transform your curtains with stylish curtain tiebacks & curtain holdbacks. Add a sleek touch to your curtains with tiebacks, available in many styles from Spotlight.
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Hold It All Together with Curtain Tiebacks and Holdbacks in Every Style
Curtains, can sometimes look unfinished or messy when left hanging. A small addition like our curtain tiebacks or holdbacks can make a big difference in both the style and function of your curtains. Curtain holdbacks and tiebacks are the perfect finishing touch to your new curtain installation. Whether you have made your own curtains or purchased a pair of ready-made curtains, tiebacks and holdbacks are a practical and functional accessory that can also elevate the look of your decor. Explore our range of fabric tiebacks in a variety of textures and colours, or metal holdbacks to add a modern accent to your window furnishings. You can also find all the essential accessories for installation in Spotlight's range, like cup hooks and tieback hooks, to bring the whole look together.
What Are Curtain Holdbacks and Tiebacks?
While they perform a similar function in holding your drawn back curtains in place, curtain tiebacks and holdbacks differ in how this function is achieved. Most tiebacks are made from softer and more flexible materials like ropes or braided cords. The tieback is wrapped around the curtain and fastened onto a tieback hook secured to the window frame. Curtain holdbacks, on the other hand, are a large hook made from inflexible material such as metal or timber. The curtain is simply gathered in place and sits inside the holdback, which has been secured into the window frame.
Should You Get Tiebacks or Holdbacks?
Tiebacks and holdbacks both differ in distinct styles. If styling your home with a contemporary home interior aesthetic, then holdbacks can offer a more modern finish. For a more traditional style, opt for tiebacks made from braided cord. Make sure to also take into consideration the thickness of your curtains when choosing between curtain tiebacks and holdbacks. Curtain holdbacks are also great when displaying heavier curtains, such as blockout curtains and thermal curtains, while curtain tiebacks are specifically great for holding lighter curtains, such as sheer curtains. Keep in mind that eyelet curtains don't really require the use of curtain pullbacks, as this header style creates a curtain that stacks neatly together when drawn open.
Styles and Materials to Match Every Room
Spotlight offers a range of different designs to complement your decorative style. Shop our variety of designs, including rope tiebacks for a classic coastal charm, tassel tiebacks to introduce a timeless vintage accent, beaded tiebacks that exude elegance and other styles available right here at Spotlight. As for our variety in holdback styles, enjoy a selection of sleek silver holdbacks for a modern charm, as well as black holdbacks that effortlessly evoke a contemporary ambience.
Tie It All Together with the Right Match
Create a cohesive look by matching the materials and colours of your curtain holdbacks or tiebacks to your curtain hardware, that is, coordinate stainless steel holdbacks with a stainless steel curtain rod or neutral toned tiebacks with muted coloured curtains. You may also use your curtain pullbacks to create a nice contrast against your curtains. That is, pairing darker toned tiebacks and holdbacks with lighter coloured curtains will create a calming harmony between your window dressings and your curtain accessories.
Where Should Holdbacks and Tiebacks Be Placed for the Best Effect?
Installing curtain holdbacks and tiebacks is a straightforward process - the main consideration is finding the right position on the window frame so the finished effect looks neat and balanced. The positioning of your tiebacks and holdbacks can completely change the look of a room. The general rule of thumb is to place them around one-third of the way up from the base of the curtain. Measure the full length of the curtain and divide by three. This is the distance you should place the holdback or tieback hook from floor level or the curtain hem. Make sure your tiebacks and holdbacks are completely symmetrical - the last thing you want is an unbalanced look. Drill holes into the window architrave at the one-third measurement you've determined, then screw the holdback or tieback hooks into place.
Why Tieback Shopping is Better at Spotlight
At Spotlight, you can shop from a variety of different designs of curtain holdbacks and tiebacks. Explore our varying styles and seasonal trends and enjoy everyday low prices. With our range of curtain holdbacks and tiebacks, you have the ability to mix and match with curtains, rods, and hooks in one stop.
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Spruce Up Your Windows with Bargains Galore on Curtain Tie Backs at Spotlight
At Spotlight, we have everything you need to create stylish and elegant window furnishing solutions. From ready-made curtains to curtain fabrics, we also have a great range of curtain accessories such as finials, curtain rods, curtain tracks and of course, tiebacks and holdbacks to complete your installation. Shop the complete range online and choose home delivery for your order, or pop into your local Spotlight store to make your purchases in person. Our complete guide on how to hang curtains has some great tips and tricks for your new curtain installation. You can also explore all your curtain and blind options with our handy guide on choosing the best types for different rooms.
