Mara Levin 
What the COM Program Is (and Who It's Actually For) Short answer: the Two Pages COM Program (Customer's Own Material) lets you mail your own fabric to the Two Pages workroom and have it cut, sewn, headered, and lined to the same finish standards as a catalogue order like Liz Linen. It exists for two … Read more
The first question every Two Pages buyer with a big-ticket order asks: is there a service that just sends someone to measure my windows and hang the panels? The site mentions stylists, swatches, and design consults, but a clean “book in-home measurement and installation” button is conspicuously absent. So we mapped what actually exists today … Read more
Short answer first. Worth it for roughly 80% of first-time Two Pages buyers handling one to three windows and unsure which fabric, header, or lining to configure. Skip it if you have already placed a Two Pages order in the last 12 months and just need to repeat the spec, or if you are renovating … Read more
Two things keep coming up about the Kyla Linen Extra Wide Window Curtain Panels, and they pull in different directions. The praise is hard to miss. Owners with sliding glass doors and baies vitrées post photos of a single 112-inch panel covering the whole opening, no center seam where two standard 50-inch panels would otherwise … Read more
Most decorative curtain tiebacks in the $40 to $80 band are stamped metal, magnetic pads, or braided cord. The Two Pages pair sits in a different category: a 3 1/2 inch fabric band carrying a 3 inch decorative tape, sold by the pair from $64.99. That distinction matters more than it sounds. A metal holdback … Read more
The Stella Open Weave opens the conversation on two numbers that almost never sit together. The first is 420 gsm, a weight that puts the panel in the heavyweight tier of the Two Pages drapery program. The second is 50% Viscose, 50% Polyester on an open plain weave, which keeps the surface translucent enough to … Read more
Picture a south-facing nursery in late May. Dusty pink walls, a brass rod already up, a white oak crib in the corner, and the brief from the parents is short, soft filter on the window, OEKO-TEX safe, and one handmade detail that makes the room feel like someone thought about it. That brief is exactly … Read more
Most pinch pleat curtain panels under $300 land between 140 and 200 gsm. The TWOPAGES Liz Linen Drape Pleated sits at 350 gsm, which is roughly two to three times the body weight of the budget bracket and far closer to specifier-grade drapery. Add 38 colors, 9 header styles, 6 lining options, an ASID 2025 … Read more
Two Pages catalog data shows the Liz Linen Pinch Pleat Ready Made with the Room Darkening lining tier carries one of the highest re-order rates across the Liz lining stack, and at the same time draws the most ambivalent first-night reviews of any Liz configuration. Both numbers are true. The reason both are true sits … Read more
Most $109 herringbone panels on the ready-made market are 220 gsm woven polyester that goes limp under its own weight by month three at floor-length drops, and the pinch pleat collapses into a flat seam a few washes in. The Two Pages catalog lists the Reid Herringbone Curtain Pleated at 390 gsm with a 10% … Read more
Independent, spec-checked reviews of curtains, drapery and shades. We read the spec sheets, not the hype.
