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Dress your windows in simple elegance with these pretty lace curtains. The delicate white lace curtains are made of machine-washable fabric for easy cleaning and convenience. Product features: Includes tiebacks Material: Lace, polyester Style: Country, rustic, traditional, vintage Pattern: Floral, solid Window treatment header type: Rod pocket Fabric care: Machine wash Exact size: L, 100 x 84 Exact color: White, natural Length: 84 Inches, 63 inches Color: White, natural How To Measure for Curtains Size: 250\

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HOUSE PROUD: Dave DeMattei and Patrick Wade, partners for thirty years, have directed and infused style into leading international interior design and fashion and style companies over the last three decades. In New York and San Francisco, they were associated at the highest levels with companies like Coach, West Elm, Gap’s Banana Republic, J. Crew, Williams Sonoma, and recently at Lucky Brand. The couple, youthful and great company, have been involved in all the superhot style companies when new ideas were introduced, new directions taken, and new styles and designs and concepts pushed forward. Patrick is an interior designer at heart, designing furniture, planning retail stores around the country, creating product and giving style companies a chic, classic style. Dave is a fashion retail executive. Patrick Wade and David DeMattei and their dachshunds in Beverly Hills. Now the two men are living in Los Angeles, and their classic Beverly Hills flats house, recently completed, is the distillation of their personal style. It is, they say, their ‘big edit’ of more than a thousand pieces, with their favorite paintings, black and white photography, sculptures, books, furniture, fabrics and ravishing collections making the cut and shown in all rooms. Come with me for a visit, meet Dave and Patrick, and their two elegant dachshunds…and be inspired by their paint choices, their fabrics, their classic silhouettes. Living Room Above, the new garden in monochromatic tones of green and white frames the house. For the living room Patrick wanted a tailored look, anchored by low, comfortable sofas. He dressed up the room and added texture with George Smith curtains, John Robshaw pillows, and collections found on their worldwide travels. Design note: the original crown molding is 15-inches wide, which adds a sense of height, heft, and architecture, said Patrick. The wall paint is ‘Old White’ by Farrow & Ball. Entry Foyer “I created the entry foyer as a room, a moment, with an iron table from Guinevere, London, floating in the middle. We change the collections and sculptures quite often, and always have fresh flowers to welcome us home,” said DeMattei. The floor was stenciled in a diamond pattern. Patrick and Dave have collected black and white photography for thirty years. Consistent Style I’ve known Patrick Wade and Dave de Mattei for ages, and I’ve always admired their style, their collections and their in-depth understanding of California casual mixed with East Coast classicism. I’ve written about their residences in San Francisco and a house among vineyards in St. Helena, in my books. They were all eminently photogenic and very editorial in approach, and wonderfully styled with contemporary oil paintings, antiques, Hermes blankets, shagr
een boxes, and stacks of books. They love nothing more than flea marketing on a Saturday, in London, Paris, New York or Tokyo. Many favorite pieces are trophies from travels. Dining Room “We love to entertain, so we always have a formal dining room,” said Patrick. The table and chandeliers are from Guinevere, London. The wallpaper, pale grey raffia, is from Phillip Jeffries. www.phillipjeffries.com Collections of Three Decades, Edited For more than thirty years they have been deeply immersed in their professional lives in New York City, and San Francisco. They lived in a spacious loft in SoHo, and on Friday evenings headed for Southampton to relax in their classic saltbox house not far from the beach. The two men acquired a handsome Edwardian house in the Upper Haight neighborhood in San Francisco, planning to eventually return to San Francisco. Finally, they headed back to California, and acquired a house with twelve acres of garden and vineyards on Napa Valley’s western edge, the highly regarded region known to winemakers and growers as the Rutherford Bench. Now their focus is on Los Angeles. Beverly Hills suits them (and their dogs) very well…for its spirit, its relaxed vibe, and the ‘dine outdoors all year’ vibe. They found a handsome house, built in 1901 and one of the oldest in the flats of Beverly Hills. It’s beautifully crafted and with large windows and had remained in the same family for decades. “It’s a rare beauty,” said Patrick. “It was love at first sight.” They sold the San Francisco house and the Napa Valley property—and have edited collections down to classic favorites for the LA house. Study “The study is one of our favorite rooms in the house because it’s small, intimate, and has a cabinet front that disguises a TV,” said Dave. “The room is very casual, and we’re surrounded with books.” The trunk/table was custom made by Guinevere. Design note: Lamps are from Ann Morris, New York. The rug is by Madeline Weinrib, custom-crafted. The living room rug is also by Madeline Weinrib, New York. Sunshine and Light Patrick was taken by the confident outlines of crown moldings, a series of large windows in the living room, handsome mantels, and a clssic floor plan that worked. Downstairs are a gracious living room, and a large dining room room. Upstairs are two bedrooms, a cozy study where they watch television, guest quarters, and an office. The sunny kitchen overlooks a brick terrace and a garden planted with agapanthus, hydrangeas, jasmine, and roses. White of course. Terrace “We wanted to have a new start with this house, and not just let it rest of on its laurels as a period piece,” Patrick said. “I respect the history and the great bones of the house, but it needed lightening up, and some refreshing. We didn’t want a showplace, but rather a house where we could relax, entertain, rest and read.” With the walls painted a rich cream, and floors refinished and covered in practical leather-bound sisal rugs, the partners were ready to move in. \

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A pair of white curtain panels. Please not the white is not pure white, it’s more off white, but not cream or beige. You are welcome to order swatches belowHeavy Weight, 370GSM or 11 oz/sq yardFABRIC:White Linen Blend fabric. The fabric has been treated to prevent shrinkage. For complete privacy, add blackout lining here: https://www.etsy.com/listing/232965776/blackout-curtain-liningFor privacy and curtain protection, add white lining here: https://www.etsy.com/listing/232965692/white-curtain-liningQUALITY:Our curtains are made with the best quality fabric, comparable to the curtain fabric you find in the high end store for much less of the cost. DIMENSIONS:Listed dimensions or custom sizeCOLOR:We recommend ordering the samples before purchasing our panels to see the colors and the quality. We can not offer a return based on fabric color expectation. Swatch: https://www.etsy.com/listing/232163434/fabric-swatches-for-custom-curtainsPRICING:The listing is for one pair of curtain, 2 panels. As a general rule, for proper fullness panels should measure 2-3 times the width of your window/opening.Unlined curtain panelsHEADING: I offer Rod Pocket, Grommets (Stainless Steel Silver), Pinch Pleats and Versatile. (Versatile allow you to create several hanging style such as Soft top, tab top, ripple folds, wave top, versatile pleats)All curtains and drapers are custom made, current lead time is 3-4 weeks.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤Why linen curtains? ► Linen cotton blend curtain fabrics have many benefits when compared to artificial fibers.►Linen is more resistant to heat and can comfortably be ironed, restoring your curtains to their most tidy appearance►The softness of linen makes them look more casual too – everyone will notice your lovely linen curtains.►Linen has the ability to insulate far better than man-made fabrics can do.►From a safety point of view, linen less flammable, won’t stick to objects that they come into contact with, ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤►What width should I choose for my curtains?Measure the width of the window area you would like to cover, typically width of the rod from left to right. For proper fullness, order curtain panel widths that are 2-2 1/2 times the width of your window. 3 times is suggested for sheers curtains. Example: If your window measures 40\