Editorial Beige is a warm, refined neutral designed to create a backdrop that allows everything else to shine while still feeling elevated on its own. This is the kind of beige that feels intentional, not just a safe choice.
Soft and understated, it carried a subtle depth rather than a flat color. Reading creamy in some light and gently stone-like in others. This is what timeless design looks like in curtain form.
Here are the details:
160$ per set (2 Panels) 80$ each individual panel
Each panel is crafted and sewn to fit your specific window size
Buttery soft Velvet material
1.6 inch grommets for easy sliding on all standard curtain rods
Total privacy - 70-80% Blackout
Thermal Insulating, protecting against heat and cold.
Machine washable in cold water using a gentle cycle. Tumble dry in low setting. Steam as needed.
How to measure: Measure the width of your window. Measure the length from the top of your curtain rod (if you don’t have this yet, measure from where you plan to mount it) to where you want your curtain to end.
Windows up to 30’’ wide typically use one panel; while windows over 30’’ typically use two panels. Enter all measurements in inches.
Editorial Beige is a warm, refined neutral designed to create a backdrop that allows everything else to shine while still feeling elevated on its own. This is the kind of beige that feels intentional, not just a safe choice.
Soft and understated, it carried a subtle depth rather than a flat color. Reading creamy in some light and gently stone-like in others. This is what timeless design looks like in curtain form.
Here are the details:
160$ per set (2 Panels) 80$ each individual panel
Each panel is crafted and sewn to fit your specific window size
Buttery soft Velvet material
1.6 inch grommets for easy sliding on all standard curtain rods
Total privacy - 70-80% Blackout
Thermal Insulating, protecting against heat and cold.
Machine washable in cold water using a gentle cycle. Tumble dry in low setting. Steam as needed.
How to measure: Measure the width of your window. Measure the length from the top of your curtain rod (if you don’t have this yet, measure from where you plan to mount it) to where you want your curtain to end.
Windows up to 30’’ wide typically use one panel; while windows over 30’’ typically use two panels. Enter all measurements in inches.
Because each order is made specifically for you, all sales are final. Feel free to contact me with any questions about measurements.
