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One of our customers envisions a portiere, or a curtain hung across a doorway, in his space. He is interested in using our Kilim Noir for this effect. Wisely, he is thinking about both the front and reverse sides of our sheer cotton panels, and contacted us to find out what the reverse side looks like.
We’ve received a number of calls from customers who are interested in making roman shades from Saffron Marigold fabrics. We love this idea! Roman shades are a wonderful confluence of form and function, and a sleek way to introduce vivid color and exotic pattern to a space.
This post is to help a customer from Canada, select a print that will coordinate with the India Summer duvet cover that she intends purchasing from our store. She sent us the following email: Ah, but I LOVE everything on your website!
Recently a customer contacted us about some work she’s doing for a client’s nursery. The client is using Glenna Jean’s Grayson pattern, and our designer wondered which of our sheer cotton curtains might work well with it. We think that Ivy Lace, a sheer ivory cotton voile curtain with opaque vines scrolling across it, will look beautiful.
Once you’re using a hand block printed piece from Saffron Marigold in your home, you’ll probably want to know how to wash and dry this special fabric. You should know that it is pre-washed and dried several times before it gets to you, but as it is 100% cotton, there may still be a little shrinkage.
Recently we had a customer, Cheryl, ask us this: “I am looking for a tablerunner that would pick up the navy in our dining room/great room. Do both of these table runners have navy in them? Is one more elegant looking than the other?
