Collection: Custom Linen Curtains

Yes. Every curtain is made to your window or door measurements, so there's no need to hem store-bought panels. Choose from more than 100 linen fabrics and a loop, tie or rod pocket heading. Matching tiebacks are included.

To measure, note the width of the rod or window you want to cover and the drop from the rod to where you want the curtain to end, such as the sill or the floor. Linen hangs in soft folds, so for a full look, choose a total curtain width of about one and a half to two times the window width.

Linen filters light softly rather than blocking it, which gives a room a warm, airy glow while still offering privacy. Lighter colors let in more daylight, and darker colors cut more light.

Our linen curtains are not blackout curtains. If you need a darker bedroom, you can hang them in front of a blackout blind or a separate blackout curtain, so you get the look of linen during the day and full darkness at night.

Yes. Everything we make is cut to order, so we can make bedding, curtains and covers for sofas, chairs, cushions and other furniture to your exact measurements.

Send us your measurements (and a photo for furniture covers), the fabric you like and how you'd like it to close, and we'll get back to you with a quote. Heavier linen is a good choice for furniture covers because it holds its shape and wears well. Our fabric is 56 inches wide, and our CALM linen is woven 120 inches wide for large pieces with no seams.

Machine wash cold, or no warmer than 40°C (104°F), on a gentle cycle with a mild detergent and like colors. Don't use chlorine bleach, which weakens linen fibers. Line dry in the shade, or tumble dry on low and take the piece out while it's still slightly damp.

Linen can shrink a little in hot water or a hot dryer, so keeping to these temperatures is the best way to keep your piece true to size. Soft creases are part of linen's relaxed look. For a crisper finish, steam it, or iron it while it's slightly damp.

Linen also gets better with use. Flax fibers relax with every wash, so your shirt, pajamas or sheets feel softer and drape better over time. Linen is one of the strongest natural fibers, so with this simple care it lasts for years.