Why We’re Sew Into 'Aurea': Its modern take on grainsack stripes, recalling the rustic allure of vintage feed sacks while bringing simple beauty to contemporary settings Its softly textured white canvas gently contrasted by wheat beige Its wrinkle-resistant textured weave that offers all of linen's natural beauty without its upkeep HomeSewn Wisdom: Add a farmhouse touch to your home: Bring the breezy ease of linen and a pastoral nod to vintage feed sacks with Aurea striped curtains. Pair them with earthy tones, gingham towels, and woven baskets to air the lived-in beauty of rustic farmhouse homes. Use in humid spaces: Style moisture-prone rooms carefree with these curtains that bring you the casual look of linen with polyester's ability to resist shrinkage and stretching. Consider roman shades: If you’re dressing a small window or a compact room, try roman shades in Aurea as a sleek and stylish alternative to curtains. They will offer you the same designer appeal as drapes without commanding any more space than the window itself. Order swatches: Screens may lie; swatches don’t. For the most accurate representation of color, pattern and texture, order a sample of the Aurea fabric before placing your window treatments order. This will allow you to experience the fabric in your own lighting and setting, so you can commit to it with confidence. Coordinate with accessories: For a cohesive bespoke look, coordinate your curtains with other textile accessories in the room. Order matching cushions, bed runners, table covers, etc. from us or buy Aurea fabric by the yard to create something uniquely yours. The Nitty-Gritty (Made Pretty): Prices are per panel, not per pair because sometimes all you need is a solo act on a narrow attic window. No forcing you to spend on two where one will do. Hardware is not included with our drapes, so please be prepared with poles, rings and other pretty little things. Each drapery panel at Sewn is handcrafted by skilled artisans from India who pour care, precision and decades of experience into every stitch.
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