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01 - Taupe
01 - Taupe
05 - Black
05 - Black
06 - Gray
06 - Gray
07 - Oatmeal
07 - Oatmeal
11 - Red
11 - Red
13 - Purple
13 - Purple
14 - Teal
14 - Teal
03 - Blue
03 - Blue
15 - Mustard
15 - Mustard
08 - Cream
08 - Cream
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Melrose

Starting at: $275.00

90% linen, subtle texture

Material: 90% Linen, 10% Polyester 

Care instructions: Dry clean

Select a color to continue designing your drape or order up to 5 free swatches.

01 - Taupe
03 - Blue
05 - Black
06 - Gray
07 - Oatmeal
08 - Cream
11 - Red
13 - Purple
14 - Teal
15 - Mustard

Measurements: Width

You have two options to determine your drapery width:

Tell us your ideal drapery width

OR

Tell us your window size and we’ll help calculate the drapery width

Ripplefold drapes can only be used with a compatible ripplefold track. When you enter your measurements below, you’ll see the size and price for your drapes as well as your track.

1Enter the width of your window, A:


2Enter the space to the left and right of your window. We recommend making your track as wide as possible. 

B:  C: 

3Ripplefold drapes are made from fabric that’s 1.6 to 2.5 times wider than the track. This is referred to as fullness. Please select your fullness below:

4Would you like this to be one big drape or split into two smaller ones?

Enter your drape width in inches: 

How many of these drapes would you like?

Keep in mind drapes need to be between 1.5 to 3 times wider than the window they cover so you get that nice, wavy drapery look. This is referred to as fullness.

We recommend a minimum fullness of 2x. This means if your window is 50” wide, the drape width you enter above should be 100” (or you can do 2 drapes that are each 50”).

1What should be the finished (pleated) width of your drape? This is the max space this drape would cover when fully open:

2To get this finished width, we will use between 2 to 3 times as much fabric. This is referred to as the fullness. You can select your fullness below. For 3-pinch pleat and European pleat, please select a minimum of 2.5x.

2.5x

3How many of these drapes would you like?

1Enter the width of your window, A:


2We recommend adding a margin of 5-10” on each side for proper coverage. Choose your margin, B:


3Drapes should be 1.5 to 3 times wider than the window they cover so you get that nice, wavy drapery look. This is referred to as fullness. We recommend a minimum fullness of 2. Select your fullness below:

2x

4We can make this as one big drape or split it into a few smaller ones. How many pieces should your drape be?

1Enter the width of your window,


2We recommend adding a margin of 5-10” on each side for proper coverage. Choose your margin,


3Pleated drapes are made from fabric that’s 2 to 3 times wider than the finished width of the drape. This is referred to as fullness. Select your fullness below. For 3-pinch pleat and European pleat, please select a minimum fullness of 2.5x.

2.5x

4We can make this as one big drape or split it into a few smaller ones. How many pieces should your drape be?

Please make a selection above.

Measurements: Length

You have two options to determine your drape length:

Tell us your ideal drape length

OR

Tell us your window size and we’ll help calculate the drape length

Enter your drape length in inches:

Pro tip 1: The top of a grommet or rod pocket drape will sit 1” above the top of your rod. So if the top of your rod is 100” above the floor and you want your drapes just touching the floor, your drape length should be 101”.

Pro tip 2: We recommend getting your drapes with a 1-2” “puddle” (so in the above example, your length would be 102”-103”). This will disguise any variance in height if your rod (or floor) is not perfectly level.

Pro tip 1: When you hang your drapes, the top of the drape will sit about 1” below the top of your track. So if the top of your track is 100” above the floor and you want your drapes just touching the floor, your drape length should be 99”.

Pro tip 2: We recommend getting your drapes with a 1-2” “puddle” (so in the above example, your length would be 100”-101”). This will disguise any variance in height if your rod/track, ceiling or floor is not perfectly level.

Pro tip 1: When you hang your drapes, the top of the drape will sit about 1” below the top of your track. So if the top of your track is 100” above the floor and you want your drapes just touching the floor, your drape length should be 99”.

Pro tip 2: We recommend getting your drapes with a 1-2” “puddle” (so in the above example, your length would be 100”-101”). This will disguise any variance in height if your rod/track, ceiling or floor is not perfectly level.

1To find the right length for your drape, first measure the distance from the top of your track/rod to the floor, A:

2We recommend getting your drapes with a 1-2” “puddle”. This will disguise any variance in height if your track/rod (or floor) is not perfectly level. Enter your puddle length, B:


If you want your drapes just touching the floor, B should be 0. If you want them slightly above the floor, then enter -0.5 or -1 as B.

3What are you planning to use to hang your drapes?


Fun fact: When you hang your drapes, the top of the drape will sit about 1” above the top of your track so we will actually make your drape 1” longer than A+B.

Fun fact: When you hang your drapes, the top of the drape will sit about 1” below the top of your track so we will actually make your drape 1” shorter than A+B.

Fun fact: When you hang your drapes, the top of the drape will sit about 1” below the top of your track so we will actually make your drape 1” shorter than A+B.

Liner Options

Unlined

Recommended for sheer drapery.

Privacy Liner

+ $30.00 / panel
Adds thickness and enhances privacy.

Room Darkening Liner

+ $45.00 / panel
Blocks 90-95% of the light for a dark-but-not-quite-pitch-dark room.

100% Blackout Liner

+ $55.00 / panel
For those who’d rather sleep in a deep cave but have to settle for a normal bedroom.

Thermal Liner

+ $40.00 / panel
Provides heat insulation using compressed polyester batting behind a privacy liner.

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Your Order Summary

  • Fabric: Melrose
  • Color:
  • Size:
  • Fullness:
  • Liner: No Liner
  • Style: Soft Top
  • Number of Panels:
    If you’d like to order additional drapes with the same dimensions and options you have already entered, you can do so by adjusting the quantity here.
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  • Price:
  • Room Name:

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A note on man-made fabrics

Most of us assume man-made fabrics are inferior to natural materials like cotton or linen. In fact, synthetic materials have advanced tremendously in recent years. In terms of look and feel, the synthetic fabrics we offer at Mesken are largely indistinguishable from natural ones.

Polyester and its variants have the advantage of being strong, durable, and resistant to mold and bacteria. There’s no need for dry cleaning and they’re less prone to wrinkling. Plus, they’re generally less expensive than cotton or linen.

Don’t get us wrong — we love our cotton and linen fabrics just as much. But our synthetic fabrics make great drapes that are not only stylish and practical but also more affordable.

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Note on fullness for pleated and ripplefold drapes

Ripplefold and pleated drapes are made with the following built in fullness:

Ripplefold and 2-Pinch Pleat : 2x

3-pinch pleat and Euro Pleat: 2.5x

For example if the area you want to cover is 50 inches, we first recommend you add 10% to ensure ample coverage (55”). Then use the appropriate fullness above to calculate the fabric needed. If you’ve chosen 2-pinch pleat, 55"x2= 110”. This means we would use 110” of fabric to make a draoe with a finished width of 55”

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Adding liners to sheer drapes

You’ve hit on the most controversial topic of the drapery world: Adding liners to sheer drapes. To some, it’s an absolute no go. To others, it’s no big deal at all. We’re of the mind that it’s generally not a preferred look. Since sheer fabrics are semi-transparent, your liner will be visible through the main fabric and take away from the texture.

If you’d like your drapes to provide full privacy, we’d recommend using a solid fabric in a similar color. You can always reach out to us at hello@meskenhome.com for suggestions.

If you still want to add that liner to your sheer fabric, we’re more than happy to oblige. Go you!

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