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Matisse by Track Magic

Redgraves Home Fabrics

Matisse® by Track Magic is a New Zealand‑made curtain track and rod system engineered for residential and light commercial interiors. Manufactured from recycled aluminium and colour‑matched componentry, it delivers smooth, quiet operation and a refined, unobtrusive finish at the window. Redgraves can supply and install Matisse® systems as part of its fully managed custom curtain service for architect‑led projects across Auckland and wider New Zealand.

Details
General
  • Country of origin
    New Zealand
  • Type of use
    Commercial and Residential
Specifications
  • Track profiles - Standard architectural tracks, recessed/flush‑fit and trim‑fit options.
  • Rod profiles - Round and square rods in multiple diameters for decorative applications.
  • Operation - Primarily hand‑drawn systems; some profiles not suitable for cord operation.​
  • Applications - Living spaces, bedrooms, bay windows and feature glazing in residential projects.
Features
  • New Zealand manufactured
    “Made locally using recycled aluminium, with Toitū certification, supporting low‑waste, low‑impact projects.”​
    • Comprehensive track and rod range
      “Profiles cover standard tracks, decorative rods and specialty options, allowing one system family across a whole project.”
    • Custom bending and technical capability
      “Tracks can be bent for bays, corners and recessed details, maintaining smooth curtain movement and clean lines.”
    • Colour‑matched glides and components
      “Matisse® glides and componentry are colour matched to rods and tracks, so hardware visually recedes and the focus stays on the curtain.”​
    • Designed for performance
      “Engineered for reliable day‑to‑day use, with profiles and components suitable for a wide range of curtain weights when correctly specified.”
Sustainability and local manufacture

All Matisse® tracks and rods are manufactured in New Zealand using recycled aluminium, and carry Toitū certification for verified environmental performance. Pairing this with Redgraves’ long‑standing local workroom and installation team allows projects to prioritise low‑waste production, shorter transport chains and durable, repairable hardware.

How Redgraves works with Matisse
  • As a full‑service window furnishings specialist, Redgraves manages specification, site measure, supply and professional installation of Matisse® systems. The team works from architectural drawings, coordinates with builders on fixing details and recesses, and ensures curtain tracks and rods integrate with pockets, pelmets and automation where required.
    • Architects and designers can share plans or invite Redgraves to site to review fixing substrates, ceiling details and clearances; from there, Redgraves provides track recommendations, samples and pricing alongside curtain and blind solutions.
Ideal applications / project types
  • High‑end residential new builds and renovations.
    • Architect‑designed homes requiring recessed or minimal hardware.
    • Projects seeking New Zealand‑made, recycled aluminium hardware.
    • Homes needing consistent track language across multiple floors and room types

To discuss Matisse® curtain tracks and rods for your project, contact Redgraves via the enquiry form on this page or visit the Redgraves Textile Gallery to review hardware and fabric options together

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Redgraves Home Fabrics – your specialist for custom curtains, blinds, shutters and soft furnishings.

For more than 60 years, Redgraves has been the quiet specialist behind Auckland’s most considered homes and architect‑led projects, crafting made‑to‑measure curtains, blinds, shutters and soft furnishings that perform as well as they look. From mill to home, every project is handled by our experienced in‑house team, so you can rely on consistent quality, clear advice and a seamless process from first conversation to final install.

Architects, interior designers and homeowners choose Redgraves when detail matters. Our consultants understand plans, sections and site constraints, and are used to working with recesses, pockets, bespoke joinery and automation to ensure window treatments integrate cleanly with the architecture. This technical knowledge reduces risk around specification, tolerances and installation, giving you confidence that the design intent will be protected all the way through to completion.​

At Redgraves, we believe that good design need cost no more – it’s about thoughtful choices, enduring quality and a personalised approach that makes every space feel balanced and uniquely your own. Our Textile Gallery brings together a curated library of leading local and international fabrics, selected for their integrity, longevity and design relevance – not just volume. Whether you are documenting a complex new build, refreshing a single room or working room‑by‑room over time, we help you quickly narrow in on the right options for light, privacy, acoustics, thermal performance and budget.

Redgraves manages the full journey for you: measure, design, fabrication and professional installation are all coordinated by our own specialist team, not anonymous contractors. This end‑to‑end approach means one point of contact, better communication on timing and site access, and a finished result that aligns with both specification and client expectations.

Homeowners often tell us they value how supported they feel throughout the process – from the moment they walk into the showroom, through in‑home consultations, to the day the installers leave everything spotless. For professionals, that same responsiveness, problem‑solving and pride in workmanship helps protect their reputation and keeps projects moving smoothly.

Whether this is your first renovation or your fiftieth project, Redgraves is here to guide you. Share your plans, visit our Textile Gallery or book an in‑home or on‑site consultation, and our knowledgeable team will help you make confident decisions at every step

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