Side Panels
Fabrics for side panels in our shop are offered in two different fabric choices: Pacific Linen and Rosemary Linen. The workroom making these panels also offers a selection of solid silk fabrics and other linens in similar colorways.
Because lighting in your own home can affect how these fabrics appear in person, we always recommend ordering a swatch prior to purchasing panels.
Pacific Linen
Fabricut's Pacific Linen is a lighter weight linen blend. Composed of 55% linen and 45% rayon, it has an airy feel to its drape. Ideal for more casual or contemporary spaces, this linen blend hangs delicately around the window.
Fabricut offers seven colorways in the Pacific Linen collection: snow, white, dove, oyster, grey, bermuda, and oat.
For ease of purchasing, we offer swatches for four of the colorways: white, oyster, oat, and bermuda. If you prefer a different colorway than what is available in our shop, message us for a custom request!
Rosemary Linen
Fabricut's Rosemary Linen is a medium weight linen blend. Composed of 85% polyester and 15% linen, it offers a more traditional style drape. This linen can be used in any style decor but is certainly ideal for more traditional or formal spaces including Master bedrooms and formal sitting rooms.
Fabricut offers eight colorways in the Rosemary Linen collection: grey, ivory, white, snow, mist, linen, quarry, and alabaster.
For ease of purchasing, we offer swatches for four of the colorways: white, alabaster, linen, and mist. If you prefer a different colorway than what is available in our shop, message us for a custom request!
Drapery
Other fabrics can be selected for a custom request. Selecting a different fabric will extend the lead-time to ~5-6 weeks. To browse other available fabrics, click the vendor's link below. You can narrow your search by fabric pattern and color if necessary. We can request samples of your preferred fabrics be shipped to you from the vendor as well!
Fabricut Textiles, Drapery Use
Many clients also prefer a trim along the leading edge, especially if choosing a solid fabric for the panels. See how our workroom can help in Drapery Series #5.
