Cameron Fuller curtain poles, finished to your scheme.
Hand-made metal and wooden curtain poles and tracks, designed and finished in their Devon workshops, and, unusually, colour-matched to your decor rather than chosen from a stock chart alone. We're an approved Cameron Fuller stockist, and we specify every order personally.
A pole matched to the room, not the other way round.
Most hardware asks you to choose from a fixed chart and hope it sits well with the scheme. Cameron Fuller works the other way: alongside an extensive standard palette, they offer a bespoke colouring service, finishing poles, finials and brackets to a colour you specify.
For an interior designer that is the difference between hardware that merely coordinates and hardware that belongs: matched to a paint name, picked up from a fabric, or made to disappear into the wall entirely. It is a small detail that reads as a considered choice, and it is one of the reasons Cameron Fuller sits at the higher end of the market.
We handle the matching for you as part of specifying the order. See our guide to finials & finishes for how we approach it.
What we specify from Cameron Fuller.
19mm & 32mm
Two diameters sharing one design language and a distinctive blacksmith's finish. The 19mm range extends to bay-window poles, French poles, portiere rods and double poles: the slim, refined choice for lighter and medium curtains.
35mm, 50mm & 63mm
Hand-finished in Devon using paints, stains and waxes in techniques unchanged since Victorian times: waxed and buffed by hand, never gloss-lacquered. Twelve finial styles, for period rooms and statement windows.
Metal track
Cameron Fuller's own metal track, including wave-compatible systems and a bendable track bent to fit a bay window for a discreet, hard-wearing run where the hardware should recede. The quiet option when a pole isn't the answer.
The finishing detail
An extensive selection of finials, brackets, holdbacks and rings, colour-matched to the pole: the small parts that turn a fitting into a considered choice, all from the same workshop and the same finish.

Made by hand, in one Devon workshop.
Cameron Fuller was set up in Honiton in 1996 to make wrought-iron poles for a handful of designers, and has stayed close to that brief ever since. The entire collection is still designed and made in their own UK workshops, which is what lets them hold the standard, and offer the bespoke colour service in a way that mass-produced hardware simply can't.
For the schemes we look after, that combination of genuine craftsmanship and a finish made to the room is exactly the kind of thing that earns a place in the edit.
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Does Cameron Fuller offer colour matching?
Yes. Alongside an extensive range of standard finishes, Cameron Fuller offers a bespoke colouring service, so poles, finials and brackets can be finished to suit a specific scheme rather than chosen from stock alone. We specify it for you as part of the order.
Where are Cameron Fuller poles made?
Cameron Fuller design and make their entire collection in their own workshops in Honiton, Devon. Manufacturing in the UK gives tight control over quality and finishing, and is part of why they sit at the higher end of the market.
What diameters do Cameron Fuller poles come in?
Metal poles come in 19mm and 32mm; hand-finished wooden poles in 35mm, 50mm and 63mm. Bay-window poles, French poles, portiere rods and double poles are available within the range, alongside metal track systems. Our diameter & weight guide helps match one to the curtain.
Can I see the finishes before ordering?
Yes. Colour samples are available so you can check a finish against the scheme before committing. For a bespoke colour match, we confirm the finish with you as part of specifying the order.
Are you an approved Cameron Fuller stockist?
Yes. The Hardware Edit is an approved trade stockist of Cameron Fuller, supplying interior designers and housebuilders across the UK and Ireland, with each order specified and looked after personally.
Specifying Cameron Fuller for a project?
Tell us the window, the scheme and the colour you're working to. We'll specify the right pole, track or finish, bespoke colour included, and stand behind the date.
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