About this asset

This parametric wooden curtain pelmet is a Revit family component designed for clean, minimalist window dressing and concealment. This parametric curtain pelmet features a simple, rectangular timber fascia profile, designed to conceal curtain tracks or rods above window openings. The unit is wall-mounted via lateral timber brackets that provide structural support and a clean, linear aesthetic. Its design is intentionally understated, focusing on functional integration with interior wall finishes. The wood texture is clean and consistent, suitable for contemporary or minimalist residential interiors where a tidy finish at the head of the window is required. The assembly is lightweight, avoiding visual clutter while providing a finished architectural detail.

The download is a 246 KB file containing a Revit family (.rfa). Load it into a project from the Insert tab with Load Family, then place it like any other component of its category; it schedules and tags with the rest of your model.

To integrate this family into a Revit project, load the component into the model and host it directly onto the wall surface above a window family. Use the parametric parameters to adjust the length and depth of the pelmet to match specific window widths and clearance requirements. Once placed, the material parameters can be modified within the type properties to match the specific timber species or finish required for the interior design scheme, ensuring consistent rendering across the project.

Architects and interior designers specify this pelmet in residential projects, hotel suites, and high-end apartment developments where concealing curtain hardware is a priority. It pairs effectively with floor-to-ceiling drapery or roman blinds to provide a polished, built-in appearance. Professionals searching for this asset typically look for window treatments, curtain boxes, or pelmet details to complete the interior finish schedule. It is particularly useful during the construction documentation stage to ensure accurate detailing of wall-to-window junctions in both plans and interior elevations.