FAQ

Measuring the length for your curtains is easily done. To get your curtain’s unique drop dimensions, the ceiling is the reference point – not the window. Hang your curtains as close to the ceiling as possible to give the room a grand feeling, and let them fall all the way down to the floor.

To choose the right length of the curtains measure like this:

Rail attached in the ceiling:
From floor to ceiling = Length of your panel + 0.5 inches

Rail attached to wall:
From floor to upper edge of rail = Length of your panel + 0.5 inches

Rod attached to wall:
From upper edge of rod = Length of your panel + 0.5 inches

Rod attached to wall with rings:
From underside of the rings = Length of your panel + 0.5 inches

Each curtain panel is 110 inches without any hooks in.

A panel with the hooks in, covers up to 55 inches of the window when opened and approximately 21 inches when pushed back. We recommend a minimum two panels per window; one on each side.

Amplify your space. Make sure that your mounting rail or rod is wider than the window, so when your curtains are pulled to the side, they just cover the window frame but not the glass. This lends the appearance of a larger, brighter space. The rod itself should be 8 to 12 inches longer than the window's width, which allows for 4 to 6 inches on either side.

Sumptuous pleats. Our panels are made from double width fabric and are pleated with a four- finger hook to create a pinch pleat, giving the curtains a rich and wonderfully flowing look. So that even when closed, there is fullness to them.