15 MARCH 2026 — DESIGN

A Fresh Take on Drapery

A Fresh Take on Drapery

Spring’s longer days call for a window treatment refresh. Here are three simple ways to make your space feel brighter, airier, and ready for a season with the windows wide open.

Lighten Up with Linen

Gypsum Stripe & Stonewash

Spring is the perfect time to swap heavy winter fabrics for breathable linen layers. We love pairing a sheer Roman shade with tailored linen drapery to filter light and add depth. This fabric-on-fabric approach creates an architectural yet effortless look that feels fresh for spring—and works beautifully all year.
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Use Pattern as a Neutral

Wildvine & Ticking Stripe

Spring is a natural time to introduce soft patterns into your window treatments. A subtle stripe or small-scale floral can refresh a room without overwhelming it. Think tonal ticking stripes, block prints, or quiet florals in neutral palettes—patterns that read like texture from a distance. They add movement and depth, creating a focal point that feels both timeless and fresh.
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Add Blackout Drapery

Stonewash

Spring mornings start earlier—but that doesn’t mean you have to. If you love rooms filled with natural light but still want uninterrupted sleep, a blackout lining is the solution. It can be added to nearly any drapery, so you can choose soft, airy fabrics—like a pale oatmeal linen—and still enjoy total darkness. Bright and ethereal by day, completely restful at night.
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Explore the Collection

Available in seven styles, each with multiple colorways.

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