Hierarchy classification:

1. top of the aat hierarchies
2. Objects Facet
3. Furnishings and Equipment (hierarchy name)
4. Furnishings (hierarchy name)
5. furnishings (works)
6. [furnishings by form or function]
7. coverings and hangings
8. [coverings and hangings by specific type]
9. [coverings and hangings by location or context]
10. [coverings and hangings for openings]

Narrower term/s

• [curtains by form][+]
  • Austrian shades
  • balloon shades
  • café curtains
  • cottage curtains
  • divided curtains
  • festoon curtains [+]
    • double festoons
  • draperies (curtains)
  • dress curtains
  • [curtains by length] [+]
    • floor-length curtains
    • sill-length curtains
  • priscilla curtains
  • sheer curtains [+]
    • priscilla curtains [NP]
  • straight hanging curtains
  • beaded curtains
• [curtains by location or context][+]
  • asbestos curtains
  • glass curtains [+]
    • sash curtains
  • drop curtains
  • portieres
  • shower curtains
  • tableau curtains
  • undercurtains
  • bed curtains [NP] [+]
    • foot curtains
    • head curtains
    • case curtains
  • dossals (curtains) [NP]
  • parokhets [NP]
  • riddels [NP]
  • Lenten veils [NP]
  • iconostasis curtains [NP]
  • window curtains
  • overcurtains
  • threshold curtains
• [curtains by mode of operation][+]
  • draw curtains
  • pull-up curtains [+]
    • Austrian shades [NP]
    • balloon shades [NP]
    • festoon curtains [NP] [+]
      • double festoons
  • tieback curtains [+]
    • priscilla curtains [NP]
• curtain components [NP][+]
  • curtain rings [+]
    • shower curtain rings
  • curtain hooks
  • curtain rods

Anotations

Scope note:

Hangings for windows, doorways, or other openings, usually of cloth, plastic, or another such material, that are generally finished with hems, casings, pleats, or ruffles and hung by the top edge; used for privacy, control of light and drafts, or decoration.