STEP 1
Choose Your Desired Header Style
STEP 2
Enter Rod Width
Measure rod from end to end.
Inches
STEP 3
Enter Curtain Length
Measure from the bottom of the curtain hooks to the desired curtain length.
Inches
STEP 4
Select Panel Confguration
Single Panel
A single piece of curtain that is one way draw
Split Panel
Two equal pieces, open in the middle
STEP 5
Choose Fullness Based
The ratio between fabric coverage width and the width you wanted to cover over your curtain track or rod.
1.5x Fullness
Budget choice
2.0x Fullness
Recommended choice
2.5x Fullness
Luxe Choice for Sheers
STEP 6
What Kind of Finished Length Would You Like for Your Curtains?
1/2” Above Floor
Recommended choice
Kiss Floor
Tailored choice
2” Puddle
Luxury choice
Summary
Recalculate
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Next
1
Header Style
2
Coverage Width
Inches
3
Coverage Height
Inches
4
Panel
5
Fullness
6
Finished Length
1
Header Style
2
Coverage Width
Inches
3
Coverage Height
Inches
4
Panel
5
Fullness
6
Finished Length
STEP 1
Choose Your Desired Header Style
Grommet
It offers clean lines and smooth daily use.
Back Tab & Rod Pocket
It gives a soft and gathered window look.
Pinch pleat
It creates neat folds with timeless charm.
Triple pleat
It gives rich fullness and formal beauty.
Goblet pleat
It adds graceful shape and quiet elegance.
STEP 2
Enter Rod Width
Measure rod from end to end.
Inches
STEP 3
Enter Curtain Length
Measure from the bottom of the curtain hooks to the desired curtain length.
Inches
STEP 4
Select Panel Confguration
Single Panel
A single piece of curtain that is one way draw
Split Panel
Two equal pieces, open in the middle
STEP 5
Choose Fullness Based
The ratio between fabric coverage width and the width you wanted to cover over your curtain track or rod.
1.5x Fullness
Budget choice
2.0x Fullness
Recommended choice
2.5x Fullness
Luxe Choice for Sheers
STEP 6
What Kind of Finished Length Would You Like for Your Curtains?
1/2” Above Floor
Recommended choice
Kiss Floor
Tailored choice
2” Puddle
Luxury choice
Summary
Recalculate
Tips & Tricks
DO
Do: Hang the rod higher and wider than the actual window trim. We recommend mounting your curtain rod 4"-8" evenly to each sideof the window, and 4".6" above the window frame.
DON'T
Don't mount the curtain rod on the windowframe.
Designer Curtain Lengths
Touching
These drapes will touchthe floor but do not break.
Beraking
These drapes break the floorand will be about 3" longer tocreate the look.
Sweeping
Drapes sweep the floor by usingup to 5" of longer length to creatthe look.
Puddling
Curtains puddle on the floorusing up to 7" of extra length.