Mara Levin 
Owners ask the shipping question for three different reasons. A designer pinned to a client reveal date. A homeowner whose general contractor wants every furnishing on site before the punch list. A buyer with a hard event on the calendar, a holiday gift, a baby room reveal, an anniversary. The three reasons sound similar in … Read more
Two Pages currently runs 3 active sitewide codes in the checkout. JULY takes 20% off most collections, VIP22 takes 22% off luxury and trade orders, and WOVEN takes 20% off bamboo woven shades. Each one is entered manually in the discount field at checkout, and none of them stack with each other. If you came … Read more
🪟 Two Pages return policy decoder: 4 regimes, 4 different rules Ready-Made Stock 30 days from delivery. Store credit (not cash). Buyer pays return shipping. Unwashed, original packaging. Made-to-Order Custom Final sale. Not returnable, not refundable. Only exceptions: manufacturing defect or carrier damage with proof. Swatch Booklets Non-refundable but ship at $3.99. Designed as pre-purchase … Read more
You are at the Two Pages checkout, the lining is picked, and a $2.33 toggle is asking whether you want Worry-Free Purchase. The decision lives inside the next 60 seconds, and most buyers click through without ever reading what the add-on actually covers. Here is the matrix you need before you click. The short version: … Read more
Most $30 to $60 extra long sheer panels you’ll find on Amazon and at Ikea are 84-inch ready-made polyester sold as a pair, designed to fake-fit any window. This collection is something else: a 90 gsm pinch pleat custom-cut up to 144 inches per panel, made-to-order for the exact drop of your specific window. The … Read more
Quick context before we dig in. Buyers ask the “is this actually linen” question for three reasons, and each one points to a different answer. Some want the linen aesthetic without the wrinkle, some want to verify a sustainability claim before paying a premium, and some are trying to figure out why two “linen” collections … Read more
485 gsm. 67% cotton, 5% linen, 28% polyester. Those two numbers reframe what the name on the product page promises. The Two Pages Leni Slub Linen Cotton Curtain Pleated reads, on the surface, as a linen-led drape. The feed data says otherwise: it is a heavyweight cotton-dominant blend with a small linen percentage and a … Read more
Picture the room first. 10 foot ceiling, south facing baie vitrée, a 120 inch drop that needs to land on the floor without puddling like a wedding gown, and a budget that gets nervous past $80 per panel. That is the brief most ceiling-to-floor projects walk in with, and that is the corner of the … Read more
Most $119 jacquard pleated panels in this price band are heavyweight 350 gsm or 440 gsm closed weaves, built to filter light through a dense vertical fall. Lydia Mesh Serie F splits the line at 240 gsm with an open mesh jacquard that filters daylight through patterned negative space instead. It is the lightest member … Read more
340 gsm, 20% acrylic 12% nylon 68% polyester. Two numbers do the heavy lifting on Lydia Scroll Serie H. The first lands it in the heavyweight tier reserved for structured pleated drapes that hold a 3-finger pinch cleanly from rod to floor. The second is a tri-fibre split rarely seen in this price band, calibrated … Read more
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