What does the framed scene show?
A tree with figures is set inside a frame on the pale mint base, with grey-green accents. Below it run patterned bands of leaves, so the scene sits like a picture above a decorative base, and the frame gives it a neat, finished edge.
How is the scene set within the panel?
The scene is placed rather than repeated, held within its frame in the upper part of the curtain, with the leaf bands beneath. Hung fairly flat, the whole composition reads at once, which is when it looks its best.
What are the dimensions?
The curtain is 44 x 84 inches, which works out to about 3.5 x 7 feet. Measure your window or door, width and drop, against these sizes before ordering so the framed scene sits at a height you like.
Will pale mint feel too cool in my room?
Pale mint is fresh and soft, and the grey-green accents keep it calm. To warm it up, pair it with natural wood, cane, terracotta or cream textiles. In a room with white walls and plants, it adds a quiet touch of colour.
Will my curtain be exactly like the one pictured?
Close, but not identical. Each curtain is handcrafted, so minor irregularities in the scene and stitching are natural, and colour hues can look slightly different on different screens. These variations come with handmade work.
How is applique work done?
In applique, pieces of fabric are sewn onto a base fabric to build a design, sometimes layered and sometimes with raw edges. On this curtain that layering shapes the tree, figures and frame, adding texture and dimension to the cotton.