Canyon Grove spans three product lines (custom drapery, cordless roman shades, and pillow covers) across six SR-coded prints, all built on the same 76% polyester / 24% cotton substrate. This hub maps the full landscape so you know which piece, which colorway, and which configuration fits your room before you ever load the Two Pages configurator.
Two things to know before we go any further. The collection is a true designer collab (not a print-on-demand graphic license), and the cotton-blend hand sits closer to a traditional drape than to a 100% poly print. From $119/panel, code JULY stacks for 20% off, free shipping over $300.
The Canyon Grove Collection at a Glance
Canyon Grove was created by Trinidadian-Canadian textile designer Sabrina Ramkhelawan as part of the the broader Two Pages designer collaboration program. The collab launched alongside five other designers (Jyll Mackie, Kate Frost, Kim Morrow, Leah Berin, Rebecca Hughes), but Sabrina’s contribution is the widest in scope: it carries through drapery, roman shades, and accent pillows in the same six colorways.
SR-A1
Terracotta Cream
SR-E1
Mocha Cream
SR-F1
Olive Blush
SR-O1
Sage Clay
SR-S1
Amber Beige
SR-V1
Rust Meadow
The print itself reads as a soft geometric grid with botanical hints, scaled small enough to work over a single window without fighting casing or a feature wall.
Editor’s Pick · Canyon Grove Collection
Canyon Grove Cotton Print Drapery Pleated
Six SR-coded prints in a 76% polyester / 24% cotton blend. Pinch pleat header, six lining options, custom sizing up to 110″ wide.
from $119/panel
Final price depends on size and lining. Code JULY for 20% off. Free shipping over $300.
Reviews: Every Canyon Grove Piece, Spec by Spec
Canyon Grove Cotton Print Drapery Pleated
The flagship of the collab and the piece most buyers land on first. It ships as a pinch pleat header by default, configured to your exact width and drop, and lined however you choose from the standard Two Pages library.
The substrate is a 76% polyester / 24% cotton blend. Translation: the cotton gives you the matte handfeel and slight texture you expect from a printed drape, but the polyester majority keeps the dimensional stability and the print colors more lightfast than 100% cotton would deliver. OEKO-TEX Standard 100 dye certification (OEKO-TEX Standard 100 dye certification) applies to the print layer.
Owner feedback on the drape consistently notes the print holds saturation under afternoon sun, and the pinch pleat default reads as more tailored than the relaxed gathered headers many designer-collab prints arrive with.
If it were my room, I’d take the time to model the configuration before clicking buy. A standard 50×84 unlined panel sits at the $119 floor, but a 100×96 blackout-lined pair lands closer to $210-270 per panel, and a 110×108 thermal-lined config climbs above $300/panel.
Standard window
50″ wide × 84″ drop, unlined, single panel
~$119
Floor of the collection. Best for layered looks or bedrooms with existing blackout shades.
Living room pair
100″ wide × 96″ drop, 100% blackout lined
~$210-270
The sweet spot for most buyers. The blackout lining preserves the print on the room-facing side.
Tall feature wall
110″ wide × 108″ drop, thermal-insulated lining
$300+
Where the design intent lives. Use SR-V1 or SR-A1 as a single accent panel.
Canyon Grove Cotton Roman Shade Cordless
Same six colorways, same print, configured as a cordless roman shade with inside or outside mount. The roman version is the right call when the window sits behind a counter, a sofa, or a crib where a long drape would gather dust. Buyers comparing the cordless Canyon Grove roman against the corded Isabella line should read our Isabella cotton roman shade review before choosing.
Cordless lift matters more than the marketing copy suggests. It’s a child-safety standard that removes the dangling cord risk entirely, and it makes the shade work in kitchens and bathrooms where a cord would catch on cabinetry. Width range 20-72″, length 20-96″, lead time 7-10 days.
Cart simulation on the configurator shows a standard 30×48 inside-mount cordless roman in SR-E1 lands around $170, while a wider 48×72 config climbs to roughly $250. Configure the cordless Canyon Grove roman on Two Pages if a print drape feels too much for the window.
Sabrina Ramkhelawan Print Cotton Pillow Cover
Same print, same six colorways, packaged as accent cushions. Available in four sizes (12×20, 12×24, 20×20, 24×24), from $69.99 rising to $89.99 for the largest square. Inserts are sold separately, which is industry-standard for premium covers and keeps shipping flat.
The pillow is the cheapest way into the collection if you’re not ready to commit to a $200+ pair of drapes but want the print energy in the room. Pair an SR-A1 Terracotta Cream pillow cover with neutral drapes for the lowest-risk first move.
✅ Canyon Grove is the right call when
- You want a designer print but cotton-handfeel matters
- You’re decorating in earthy desert, sage, or warm-neutral palettes
- You need the same print across drapes + romans + pillows
- You want OEKO-TEX dye certification on a printed fabric
- Your budget per panel sits in the $150-300 range
⚠️ Look elsewhere if
- You need 100% natural fiber (the blend is poly-dominant)
- Your palette is cool blues, jewel tones, or high-contrast monochrome
- You want a large-scale botanical print (Canyon Grove is small-repeat)
- Lead time matters more than custom sizing (10-14 days is real)
- You want a sub-$100 ready-made solution
Comparisons: How Canyon Grove Stacks Up Against Other P29 Designer Collabs
Two Pages runs eight active designer collaborations on the print side. The four most useful comparisons for a Canyon Grove buyer are Stefana Silber (linen-blend block print), Leah Berin (cotton-blend botanical), Britt Bengoechea (linen-cotton floral and plaid), and Rebecca Hughes (vintage embroidery prints).
Of those four, Stefana Silber sits in a different substrate league: 10% linen / 90% polyester blend, scaled larger, and oriented toward block-print bold motifs. It costs more per panel and reads as more “statement.” Canyon Grove is the softer, smaller-repeat alternative that integrates without demanding the whole room.
Stefana Silber Print Linen Drapery Pleated Review
Compare the linen-blend handfeel and block-print scale of the Stefana Silber collab against Canyon Grove’s cotton-blend smaller motifs.
Leah Berin is the closer match: same 76% polyester / 24% cotton substrate, comparable price floor, but the print language is hand-drawn botanicals rather than geometric grid. If you want literal flora (bees, hydrangeas, daisies) instead of stylized desert geometry, Berin wins.
Britt Bengoechea pulls toward a linen-cotton blend with a heavier hand and floral-plaid hybrid prints. Useful if you want the same designer-collab program but with a less polyester-forward feel. Rebecca Hughes runs vintage embroidery patterns at a similar price floor, oriented toward classic interiors.
Leah Berin Garden Botanical Cotton Print Drapery Review
Same 76% polyester / 24% cotton substrate, hand-drawn botanicals instead of Canyon Grove’s geometric repeat. Useful direct comparison if you want soft prints.
Print scale is the single most underrated variable when buyers shortlist designer collabs. A small repeat (Canyon Grove) recedes and lets architecture breathe. A large block (Stefana Silber, some Holly designs) demands the wall. Match the scale to the room’s existing energy, not the photo on the product page.
Still our pick
Canyon Grove Drapery: the strongest pick in the collab series
Six colorways across drapery, romans, and pillows is unique scope in the Two Pages program. From $119/panel.
Guides: Header, Sizing, and Lining for Canyon Grove Print Drapes
The header is the single decision that determines how the print reads. Pinch pleat (the Canyon Grove default) gathers the fabric into deep folds that bury part of the motif on the sides, which is why a small-repeat geometric like Canyon Grove works better here than a large block print would. The flat-front section in the center of each panel keeps the print legible.
Kyla Linen Drapery Pleated Review
Walks through the same pinch pleat default and width-to-rod ratio Canyon Grove inherits. Read before configuring a print drape if pleats are new.
🪟 Header style options compatible with Canyon Grove
Default. Tailored, structured.
Modern S-fold. Print stays visible.
Casual. Best in SR-E1 or SR-S1.
Cottage. Pairs with SR-F1, SR-O1.
Visible loops. Works in kid rooms.
Clean front, hidden folds.
Formal. Save for SR-V1 statement.
Bohemian. Pairs with SR-A1.
Architectural. Reads as upholstery.
For sizing, Two Pages recommends panel width at 2× to 2.5× the rod length for proper fullness. On a 60″ rod that means each panel should configure to 60-75″ wide, or run a pair to get the full 120-150″ coverage. Cheating below 2× will leave the pleat sloppy and the print fragmented.
Calculators and Tools: The Swatch Step
Prints behave differently under warm versus cool light, and the screen calibration on your phone is not telling you the truth about how SR-A1 Terracotta Cream will read at 7am next to a north-facing wall. Order the physical swatch. It costs almost nothing and saves the $400 mistake of choosing a colorway that fights the room.
Order swatches before committing
Cotton-blend prints read differently under warm vs cool light. Two Pages ships physical swatches so the SR-A1 terracotta you choose at midnight still works at 7am.
Inspiration: Three Ways to Style Canyon Grove
The six colorways break naturally into three room moods. Match the colorway pair to the existing palette and the print does the heavy lifting on its own.
Mood 01
Desert Modern
Pair SR-A1 Terracotta Cream on the main window with SR-V1 Rust Meadow as a single accent panel. Walls in warm white, oak floors, leather seating.
Use case: living room, dining room, sunroom.
Mood 02
Sage Minimalist
Pair SR-F1 Olive Blush drapery with SR-O1 Sage Clay roman shades. Walls in cool off-white, brushed brass hardware, linen upholstery.
Use case: bedroom, home office, reading nook.
Mood 03
Earthy Bohemian
Mix SR-S1 Amber Beige drapery with SR-A1 Terracotta Cream pillow covers and SR-E1 Mocha Cream roman shade. Walls in unbleached plaster tone, woven rattan accents.
Use case: lounge, guest room, layered eclectic spaces.
One styling rule worth obeying: never run more than two Canyon Grove colorways in the same sightline. The print is visually busy enough that a third colorway competes rather than layers.
Custom Drapery
Cotton Print Drapery Pleated
6 colorways, 9 headers, 6 lining options. The flagship.
from $119/panel
Roman Shade
Cotton Roman Shade Cordless
Child-safe cordless lift, inside or outside mount, 20-72″ wide.
from $119
Accent
Print Cotton Pillow Cover
4 sizes (12×20 to 24×24), 6 colorways, zipper closure.
from $69.99
Methodology and About Sabrina Ramkhelawan
This hub was assembled from Two Pages’ published catalog data (specifications, pricing, configurator output, image library), the OEKO-TEX certification record on the print layer, and aggregated owner feedback across Two Pages’ verified review channels. No physical installation or in-room testing was performed for this article. Every spec, lead time, and colorway code (SR-A1 through SR-V1) is sourced directly from the live Two Pages product catalog and the affiliate feed dated June 2026.
Sabrina Ramkhelawan is a Trinidadian-Canadian textile designer whose work draws on Caribbean landscape memory and contemporary geometric abstraction. Canyon Grove is her debut collaboration with Two Pages, released as part of the broader TWOPAGES X Designers Collection alongside five other designers. Her independent design portfolio (Sabrina Ramkhelawan’s design portfolio) shows the broader scope of her work in printed textiles, surface design, and product collaboration.
Verdict
Canyon Grove rewards buyers who match the print to the room
A cotton-blend hand, six confident colorways, designer attribution and Two Pages’ custom configurator. From $119/panel, code JULY stacks for 20% off, free shipping over $300.
Hub FAQ
What is the Sabrina Ramkhelawan Canyon Grove collection?
Canyon Grove is a Two Pages designer collaboration with Trinidadian-Canadian textile designer Sabrina Ramkhelawan. It spans six SR-coded cotton-blend prints (Terracotta Cream SR-A1, Mocha Cream SR-E1, Olive Blush SR-F1, Sage Clay SR-O1, Amber Beige SR-S1, Rust Meadow SR-V1) released across drapery, cordless roman shades and pillow covers. The substrate is a 76% polyester / 24% cotton blend, configured custom through Two Pages, from $119/panel.
Is Canyon Grove drapery available in blackout lining?
Yes. The Canyon Grove print drapery uses the same Two Pages lining library as the rest of the catalog: 6 lining options including 100% blackout, thermal-insulated, dim-out, cotton-lined, sheer-lined and unlined. Buyers select lining at configuration. Print visibility is preserved on the room-facing side regardless of lining choice because the lining sits behind the print layer.
Which Canyon Grove colorway suits a nursery?
SR-A1 Terracotta Cream and SR-S1 Amber Beige are the warmest, lowest-contrast colorways and the most common nursery picks. SR-F1 Olive Blush and SR-O1 Sage Clay read cooler and pair well with sage or off-white walls. SR-V1 Rust Meadow is the boldest and works better as a feature drape in a living room than as a nursery option.
How long does the Canyon Grove drapery take to ship?
Two Pages publishes a 10-14 day lead time for the custom print drapery (longer than ready-made because each panel is cut to size and the chosen header/lining is sewn in). The cordless roman shade ships in 7-10 days. Pillow covers ship faster (typically 3-5 days) since they are not made-to-measure.
