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RLF Home
Unique design and colors printed on a high-quality fabric.
RLF Home is a high-quality product crafted with pride in Hartford, CT USA. Decorator's quality fabrics and liners used.
The Pillow Collection
This window panel is an excellent choice to update your home decor. High-quality window panels are hand-stitched by expert craftspeople in the USA. This window panel is made to order in America, with designer fabrics that will complement the aesthetic of any room. There are various lengths, patterns, and colors to ensure that there is something for everyone. All window panels include side hems to nicely complement the clean finish rod pocket. Designer fabrics come from high-end designer mills, the same as your interior designer might use. The rod pockets are sized to accommodate almost any size rod, assuming the rod is not thicker. They value American made quality and hope you will too.
Beautiful, high quality fabric. This is my second order just love it. Nancy. US. 2025-01-11 16:16:36
Our Martella panels are part of our newest collection! We love these panels for their vibrant floral pattern. It will be sure to add the perfect pop of color to any of your rooms.
I like these better than expected. I thought it might be shiny Chintz, but it is a cotton weave that resembles linen. The fabric is a substantial weight, with a thin cotton lining. The colors are more brilliant in person. Only wish the lining was more of a blackout, but it would probably make them too heavy. Can’t wait to hang - very pleased!. Barbara. Glen Ellyn, IL. 2022-08-25 19:33:35
Soft, colorful small floral design printed on a high-quality fabric.
These are very nice curtains - heavy and drap well. The print is slightly lighter than what is pictured which is why the minus star. The red flowers skew a bit more pink than expected but I have decided to go with it. They are definitely light filtering per the description.. Anonymous. . 2025-02-23 11:24:06
Eastern Accents
Inspired by the delicate elegance of fine bone china, Emory is a graceful addition to the home. This curtain panel is crafted from a cotton/linen blend that features a floral motif. Finished with a rod pocket header. A classic floral print, in soft blue and yellow hues, pairs with a glamorous lattice-pattern decorative bolster while a sophisticated take on the leopard-print pattern adds a subtle twist to its French Country aesthetic.
. Mary. Austin, TX. 2022-07-17 15:02:45
Vintage California cool has been upgraded with this curtain panel. Quilted sateen gives the white duvet cover a sea to float on while the bed shams inspire a conceptual sky look. Muted pastels alongside a multitude of textures adorn the beachy undertones.
The fabric is beautiful, and looks as if it was made to go with our new wool and silk rug. I needed to make a pocket for the curtain rod because they were a little too long. I do think the price was excessively high but there is no way I would have found such a perfect fabric match. The drapes are beautifully made.. Jill. MA. 2024-10-24 14:15:30
Refresh and rejuvenate with the dreamy curtain. Inspired by the flower known as the harbinger of springtime, this feminine collection features a soft floral print in soothing spa hues. This curtain panel is featuring a floral print. Finished with a rod pocket header. Delicate ruffles and tailored accents create the perfect balance of romance and sweetness for an elegant and refined style.
I love these curtains - they look stunning with my beautiful Magnilia ducet. cheryl. Annapolis, MD. 2019-03-30 14:19:57
Pine Cone Hill
Make an impression with this 100% linen curtain that has a luxurious drape, soft feel, and colors that work season after season. Inspired by a one-of-a-kind work of art, it features multicolored stripes and a patchwork pattern. For a complete, pulled-together look, pair with matching shams and quilt. Curtain panel comes with a rod pocket, back tabs, and loops for pins or rings, providing options for hanging.
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