Linen Drapery Editor

Mara Levin

Mara is the voice behind our linen drapery coverage. Her articles cover slub texture and weight, lining choices that decide whether a panel survives morning sun, pinch pleat and inverted box header behavior, and the price math behind every Liz Linen, Patti Linen and made-to-order panel before you commit. If you want to understand why a panel reads designer-grade in one room and synthetic in another, Mara's articles are where to start.
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Curtains for French Doors: The Complete 2026 Guide

Cream linen curtains on french doors

French doors are the piece of interior architecture people love and then quietly panic about at curtain time. The paned glass is the whole point of the design, but it is also full-height, west-facing on half of American homes, and swinging in and out of a room where you actually live. Standard rod-and-panel logic quits … Read more

Curtains for Bay Windows: The Complete Guide (2026)

Linen curtains on a bay window with seat

The Bay Window Price Landscape, In One Paragraph Bay window treatments span $59.99 ready-made per-pane roman shades to $200.99 custom blackout ceiling track kits. Between those two extremes sit 5 real treatment strategies, 3 physical configurations (3-pan, 5-pan, bow), and one piece of hardware that decides whether the whole install works or looks like a … Read more

Designer Collaborations: The Complete Collection Hub

Designer Collaborations: The Complete Collection Hub

The Two Pages designer collab library is bigger than the homepage suggests. Thirteen artist-led collections now sit alongside the standard line, each with a distinct pattern vocabulary, a specific fabric base, and a use case that rarely overlaps with the others. Owners tend to find one designer through a Pinterest board, buy from that collection, … Read more

Sustainable & Natural Fiber Curtains: The Complete Guide

Sustainable & Natural Fiber Curtains: The Complete

Sustainable curtains at Two Pages span from $79.99 Belgian flax to $119 pure wool and dupioni silk. Five natural-fibre collections, four stacked certification tiers, and one hub that maps them so you do not have to open twelve tabs to decide. This landing routes by reader intent: reviews if you want the anchor collection, comparisons … Read more