Tips on choosing the heading style:

• For tailored/inverted box/French pleat styles, the panels have 2 - 2.5 times the fullness built-in. No need to add fabrics to the coverage width. Default 2" return and 2" overlap.
• For the grommet style, multiply your coverage width by 1.5 - 2.5 (2 times the fullness is recommended) to create the fullness you desire. Grommets come in silver, antique bronze, gunmetal, and black. Grommet inner diameter is 1.5", they will fit a rod with a diameter of 1.25" or less.
• For the rod pocket style, multiply your coverage width by 1.5 - 2 to create the fullness you desire. Rod pocket - tape style can be clipped or hooked to rings and carriers to create pleats. Rod pocket - fold over style offers pocket openings of 3", 4" and 5", it is a great choice for the non-operating sheer layer. Everyday sliding is not recommended.
• For the ripplefold style, please visit custom ripplefold.

For more details on how to choose the heading style, find the complete heading style guide on our blog.

Inverted box pleat, Nest - Cotton White
Tailored Pleat - Double, Spa - Warm White
Tailored Pleat - Triple, Grace - Soft White, Front (left), Back (right)
French Pleat - Double, Lush - Soft Sand (left), Luster - White (right)
French Pleat - Triple, Flow - White
Grommet, Flow White (left), Valencia - Subtle Gray (right)
Rod Pocket - Tape, Flow - White, Front (left), Back (right)
Rod Pocket - Fold Over, Breeze - White, 2x fullness (left), 1.5x fullness (right)

Our 21 curated fabric collections range from sheer, semi-sheer to velvet and blackout.

All our fabrics comply with OEKO-tex standard 100. They do not contain any harmful substances and are in harmony with the environment. Belgian linen fabrics, sourced from the finest linen mill in Belgium, carry the Belgian Linen label and Masters of Linen label. For more info on our fabric collections, read our blog post.

For lining options, we offer privacy, 90% blackout (Block collection), and 100% blackout liniing. The finished lining length is roughly 1.25" shorter than the finished length of the drapery panel as it is the industry standard. By default, linings are sewn on the top, left and right side of the panel.