William Morris Curtain, Rose & Tulip, Golden Hies, Arts Crafts Movement, Craftsman, Curtain Panel
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Fabric for Black-Out Panels is Poly-Sateen. A durable smooth silky feeling fabric. If you are interested in a different fabric, we also have heavy lined Faux Suede Fabric available in our custom curtains. Reach out to us if you would like that fabric for a custom quote.Curtain ~ Sheer & Black-Out Add a touch of Scottish beauty & elegance to your home with these Golden Rose Curtains Sheer: Gently softens light with a subtle texture in the weave. Blackout: Blocks out most light, Sateen twill weave. Available in Black-out & Sheer Each curtain panel features a 4" Rod Pocket & 2" bottom hem 50" W x 84" L Purchase a set of two curtain panels for extra savings Free Shipping USA We source our fabric from around the world. Currently, the curtain fabric is sourced from China. The fabric is of fine quality. Our sublimation process to integrate the beautiful designs on the fabric is completed in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina, USA. William Morris (1834-1896) was a British artist, designer, & writer who played a significant role in the Arts & Crafts movement of the late 19th century. Morris was born in Walthamstow, England, & showed an early interest in the decorative arts, becoming an apprentice to Gothic revival architect G.E. Street at the age of seventeen. in 1861, Morris founded Morris, Marshall, Faulkner & Co. (later known as Morris & Co.), a decorative arts company that produced furniture, stained glass, wallpaper, & other home furnishings. Morris's designs were characterized by their intricate patterns, natural forms, & medieval influences. Morris's influence on design was far-reaching, & his ideas helped shape the Arts & Crafts movement, which advocated for the value of handmade goods & traditional craftsmanship in an age of mass-produced goods. He believed that the decorative arts should be accessible to everyone & that good design could improve people's lives. Today, William Morris's designs remain popular & continue to inspire artists & designers around the world. His influence can be seen in a wide range of design styles, from Art Nouveau to contemporary graphic design. key search words - maximalist, decor, bold, eclectic, vibrant, patterned, colorful, ornate, luxurious, textured, layered, extravagant, opulent, rich, maximalism William Morris Curtain, Rose & Tulip, Golden Hies, Arts Crafts Movement, Craftsman, Curtain Panel

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