If you're considering custom curtains or roman shades from TWOPAGES, one of the biggest decisions you'll make isn't the pleat style or curtain length. It's choosing the right fabric and as someone who's owned TWOPAGES curtains in her own home, I'm here to help you make your decision on the best TWOPAGES Fabrics for your home.

Best TWOPAGES Fabrics: The Ultimate Curtain and Roman Shade Fabric Guide (2026)

Choosing custom curtains should be exciting, not overwhelming.

If you've spent any amount of time browsing the TWOPAGES website, you've probably realized there are dozens of beautiful fabrics to choose from. Linen blends, cotton, sheers, velvet, blackout fabrics, outdoor collections, the options seem endless. While having so many choices is a wonderful problem to have, it can also make deciding on the perfect fabric surprisingly difficult.

One of the questions I receive most often is:

"Which TWOPAGES fabric should I choose?"

After living with TWOPAGES curtains in my own home for more than three years, I completely understand why this question comes up so often. Your fabric choice affects far more than just how your curtains look. It determines how they drape, how much natural light enters your room, how much privacy you have, and ultimately the overall style of your home.

The good news? There isn't one "best" fabric.

Instead, there is a best fabric for your home, your decorating style, and the room you're designing. The best part about TWOPAGES curtains, is that no matter what type of fabric you choose (for the most part) you can add the lining you want to make them your own. For example, Liz Linen (my personal fave) is quite light filtering, but you can actually make them black-out dark with the lining.

For example, the fabric I chose throughout my own home is Liz Linen, and after more than three years of everyday life including Arizona sunshine, I would choose it all over again. It has a timeless, designer-inspired look that works beautifully in coastal, organic modern, and transitional homes.

I also recently added Celia Striped Curtains, and they've completely changed the feel of the space. The subtle stripe adds just enough visual interest without overwhelming the room, proving that even a small fabric detail can have a huge design impact.

That's exactly why I wanted to create this guide. Rather than simply listing fabric names and specifications, I'm going to help you understand:

• Which fabrics look the most luxurious
• Which fabrics are best for different rooms
• Which collections work with different decorating styles
• Which fabrics are best if you have kids or pets
• Which ones allow the most natural light
• Which ones are worth considering if you're ordering Roman shades

My goal is to save you hours of research and help you feel confident before placing a custom order.

Throughout this guide, I'll also share my personal recommendations, design tips, and where I think each fabric really shines.

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How to Choose the Right TWOPAGES Fabric

Before you fall in love with a color, I always recommend choosing your fabric first. Here's why. The exact same ivory curtain can look completely different depending on the fabric it's made from. Some fabrics feel casual and relaxed, others feel crisp and tailored. Some beautifully diffuse natural light while others create complete privacy.

Instead of asking yourself:

"Which fabric is prettiest?"

Ask yourself these questions instead:

Do I want lots of natural light?

If yes, look at the linen sheers or lighter-weight fabrics.

Do I need privacy?

Living rooms often benefit from light-filtering fabrics, while bedrooms typically work best with privacy or blackout linings.

What style is my home?

Coastal? Modern? Organic Modern? Traditional? Modern Farmhouse? Different fabrics complement different decorating styles.

Do I want relaxed or tailored?

Natural linens have a softer, more relaxed appearance. Heavier woven fabrics create a more structured, luxurious look.

What room am I decorating?

A formal dining room and a sunny breakfast nook usually call for completely different fabrics, even if you choose the same color. Thinking through these questions first makes choosing your fabric much easier.

Now, let's get into the fabric details so you can hopefully narrow down your decision!

Quick Comparison Guide

Linen Collection

Linen curtains are my absolute favorite pick from TWOPAGES. I have personal friends that have a few of the different linen materials TWOPAGES offers in their own homes, and they're all gorgeous!

Liz Linen

Liz Linen is my overall favorite! It's what I have in my living room and dining room. It's such a versatile fabric!

Material: 90% Polyester / 10% Linen

this is the Liz Linen in Ivory in our dining room

Colors Available: Thirty Eight

Best Rooms

• Living Rooms
• Family Rooms
• Dining Rooms
• Bedrooms

Best Design Styles

• Coastal
• Organic Modern
• Nancy Meyers
• Studio McGee
• Amber Interiors
• Transitional

If you've seen photos of my home, you've already seen Liz Linen.

It's the exact fabric I chose throughout our main living spaces, and honestly, I'd order it again without hesitation. What I love most is how timeless it feels. It has enough texture to add warmth and depth, but it never competes with the rest of your design. Even after living with these curtains for more than three years, they still hang beautifully and remain one of my favorite investments in our home.

If you're overwhelmed by all of the options and simply want a recommendation, this is the fabric I suggest most often and I have a full in-depth review of it you can check out here. It holds up really well with pets and kids and I have never had to even clean it for the 3 years we've had them in our home.

Jawara Linen Cotton

Best for a more a more formal setting.

Material: 73% Linen / 27% Cotton

Colors Available: Twenty Three

Best Rooms

• Primary bedrooms
• Dining rooms
• Formal living rooms
• Home offices
• Luxury custom drapery

Best Design Styles

• Organic Modern
• Transitional
• Modern Traditional
• Coastal Luxury
• European-inspired interiors

If you're looking for a fabric with a more elevated, designer feel, Jawara Linen Cotton is a beautiful choice. Woven from a premium blend of linen and cotton, it has a richer texture than many standard linen fabrics while still maintaining the relaxed look that makes linen so timeless.

I especially love Jawara for rooms where you want your window treatments to become part of the design rather than simply blending into the background. The fabric has a substantial, high-end appearance that works beautifully in formal living spaces, dining rooms, and primary bedrooms. It feels sophisticated without looking overly formal, making it a wonderful option for homes inspired by Studio McGee, Amber Interiors, or Jean Stoffer.

you can see above how Jarwa above looks more taylored and less light-filtering due to the lining

If your goal is to create a warm, layered room with lots of natural texture, Jawara is definitely worth ordering as a fabric swatch before making your final decision.

Patti Linen

Best relaxed material meant for every day living.

Material: 100% Belgian Linen

Colors Available: Nine

Best Rooms

• Family rooms
• Casual living rooms
• Bedrooms
• Guest rooms
• Everyday spaces

Best Design Styles

• Coastal
• Casual Contemporary
• Modern Farmhouse
• Organic Modern

Patti Linen is a wonderful option if you love the relaxed beauty of linen but want something that feels approachable and comfortable for everyday living. The fabric has a soft woven texture that adds warmth without feeling heavy, making it an excellent choice for creating bright, inviting spaces.

I could easily see Patti in a family room filled with white slipcovered furniture, natural wood accents, woven baskets, and soft blue decor. It has that effortless "lived-in luxury" feeling that's become so popular in coastal and organic modern homes. If your goal is a room that feels light, welcoming, and timeless, Patti is definitely a fabric to consider.

Celia

I chose the Celia Stripe curtain for our family room! They're gorgeous and I love that the bring a bit of pattern to our room.

Material: 90% polyester, 10% linen

Colors Available: Sixteen

this is the Celia in Light Green Pinstripe in our family room

Best Rooms

• Kitchens
• Breakfast nooks
• Laundry rooms
• Mudrooms
• Roman shades
• Small windows

Best Design Styles

• Coastal
• Cottage
• Nancy Meyers
• English Country
• Transitional

If you're looking for a fabric that adds just a little more personality than a solid linen, Celia is one of my favorite choices. The subtle woven stripe brings in pattern and dimension without overpowering the rest of your design, making it incredibly versatile.

I recently chose Celia for my own TWOPAGES curtains, and I couldn't be happier with how they turned out. The soft stripe adds just enough visual interest to make the windows feel custom while still keeping the overall look classic and timeless. It's especially beautiful in kitchens, breakfast nooks, and other spaces where you want your curtains to be a focal point.

If you love the relaxed elegance of a Nancy Meyers home or a coastal cottage aesthetic, Celia is an easy fabric to fall in love with.

here are all the prints available in Celia

Kyla Linen

Best for an organic modern space.

Material: 10% linen and 90% polyester blend

Colors Available: Twenty

Best Rooms

• Living rooms
• Home offices
• Reading nooks
• Bedrooms

Best Design Styles

• Organic Modern
• Scandinavian
• Coastal
• Minimalist

Kyla Linen offers a beautifully understated look that's perfect for homeowners who appreciate simplicity and texture. Rather than making a bold statement, this fabric quietly complements the rest of your space with its soft woven appearance and timeless style.

I think Kyla works especially well in homes that embrace clean lines, natural materials, and calming neutral color palettes. Pair it with white walls, light oak furniture, linen upholstery, and layered textures for a space that feels both sophisticated and effortlessly comfortable.

Ron Linen

The most structured linen.

Material: 45% Cotton 55% Linen blend

Colors Available: Six

Best Rooms

• Dining rooms
• Formal living rooms
• Offices
• Libraries

Best Design Styles

• Modern Traditional
• Transitional
• European
• Classic

Ron Linen has a slightly more structured appearance than some of the softer linen collections, making it a great option if you prefer a cleaner, more tailored look. It still maintains the warmth and texture of linen but feels a bit more refined, making it well suited for spaces where you want your window treatments to feel polished. It has an elegant herringbone pattern which makes this a more refined linen curtain fabric.

I especially like Ron in dining rooms and home offices, where its tailored appearance complements more formal furniture and architectural details.

Erin Linen

Best for Classic, Timeless Interiors

Material: 100% Linen

Colors Available: Six

Light Filtering: Light Filtering (privacy and blackout lining options available)

Best Rooms

• Primary bedrooms
• Formal living rooms
• Guest bedrooms
• Home offices

Best Design Styles

• Transitional
• Traditional
• Coastal
• Modern Classic

Erin is gorgeous and if you need them less light-filtering, just add a liner to your preference!

If you're drawn to timeless interiors that never feel trendy, Erin Linen is a beautiful option. The fabric has a refined woven texture that feels polished without looking overly formal, making it incredibly versatile throughout the home.

I especially love Erin for bedrooms and formal living spaces where you want the curtains to quietly elevate the room rather than become the focal point. It pairs beautifully with white walls, warm wood furniture, antique brass finishes, and layered neutral textiles. If your goal is a home that will still look beautiful ten years from now, Erin is definitely worth considering.

House of Hood Tip: Erin is one of those fabrics that works with almost every decorating style, making it a great choice if you're designing a forever home.

Doris Linen

Best for Relaxed Elegance

Material: 100% European Flax

Colors Available: Six

Light Filtering: Light Filtering (privacy and blackout lining options available)

Best Rooms

• Living rooms
• Family rooms
• Bedrooms
• Reading nooks

Best Design Styles

• Organic Modern
• Coastal
• Modern Farmhouse
• Scandinavian

Doris Linen has a wonderfully relaxed texture that immediately makes a room feel warm and inviting. It's the kind of fabric that doesn't scream for attention, yet somehow makes everything around it look more expensive.

I could easily picture Doris in a bright family room with white slipcovered sofas, woven baskets, oversized olive trees, and linen pillows. It's perfect for homeowners who love understated luxury and natural materials.

If you're trying to create a calm, collected home filled with soft textures and lots of natural light, Doris is an excellent option.

Joy Linen Sheer

Best for Soft, Natural Light

Material: 100% European Flax Linen

Colors Available: Two

Light Filtering: Sheer

Best Rooms

• Living rooms
• Dining rooms
• Breakfast nooks
• Sunrooms
• Layered window treatments

Best Design Styles

• Coastal
• Organic Modern
• Scandinavian
• Modern European

If your dream home is filled with soft, glowing natural light, Joy Linen Sheer deserves a spot on your shortlist. Woven from 100% European flax linen, this airy fabric gently filters sunlight while creating the relaxed elegance you often see in professionally designed homes.

I especially love Joy in living rooms and dining rooms where you want to maximize daylight without leaving windows completely uncovered. It also layers beautifully behind heavier drapery panels, giving your windows a custom, designer-inspired look with added privacy and dimension. You could also use these along with roman shades for privacy

House of Hood Tip: Joy is one of my favorite choices for homes with beautiful backyard views because it softens the light without completely blocking it.

Ian Linen

Best for Modern Farmhouse Homes

Material: 70% Viscose, 30% Linen

Colors Available: Six

Light Filtering: Light Filtering

Best Rooms

• Family rooms
• Living rooms
• Guest bedrooms
• Offices

Best Design Styles

• Modern Farmhouse
• Transitional
• Organic Modern
• Coastal

Ian Linen has an easygoing, approachable look that feels right at home in casual, family-friendly spaces. The woven texture adds warmth without feeling heavy, making it a great everyday fabric that still looks custom and elevated.

This is the kind of curtain fabric that pairs effortlessly with white oak furniture, vintage rugs, black accents, and cozy upholstered seating. If you love homes that feel comfortable, collected, and lived in, Ian is a wonderful choice.

Lance Linen

Best for Contemporary Homes

Material: 100% European Flax

Colors Available: Three

Light Filtering: Light Filtering

Best Rooms

• Great rooms
• Living rooms
• Dining rooms
• Open-concept homes

Best Design Styles

• Contemporary
• Transitional
• Organic Modern
• Minimalist

Lance Linen is a beautiful option for homeowners who want the warmth of linen with a slightly cleaner, more contemporary feel. The textured weave adds subtle visual interest while maintaining a streamlined appearance that works especially well in open-concept homes.

I think Lance looks particularly stunning when paired with oversized windows, modern furniture, warm wood tones, and layered neutral textures. It's a versatile fabric that can easily transition from casual to sophisticated depending on the rest of your décor.

My Favorite Linen Fabrics

If I were helping a friend choose today, here's how I'd rank them:

Overall Favorite: Liz Linen (the exact fabric I chose for my own home and would absolutely buy again.)

Most Luxurious: Jawara Linen Cotton

Best Coastal Look: Celia Best Sheer: Joy Linen Sheer

Best for Everyday Living: Patti Linen

Best Organic Modern: Kyla

Best Modern Farmhouse: Ian

Most Timeless: Erin

Cotton & Cotton-Linen Collection

If you love the clean, tailored look of custom window treatments, TWOPAGES' cotton and cotton-blend fabrics are an excellent place to start. Compared to linen, cotton fabrics generally have a smoother appearance with less visible texture, making them perfect for homeowners who prefer a more classic or polished aesthetic.

Many of these collections also hold crisp pleats beautifully, making them especially popular for pinch pleat drapery and tailored Roman shades.

If your decorating style leans more traditional, transitional, or classic coastal, you'll likely find yourself drawn to these fabrics.

Isabella Cotton

Best for Timeless Traditional Homes

Material: 24% Cotton, 76% Polyester

Colors Available: Thirty Six

Best Rooms

• Living rooms
• Dining rooms
• Primary bedrooms
• Formal spaces

Best Design Styles

• Traditional
• Transitional
• Modern Classic
• New Traditional

If you love crisp white curtains with a clean, tailored appearance, Isabella is a beautiful choice. Compared to linen fabrics, Isabella has a smoother finish that creates a more refined look while still feeling warm and inviting. Of course, you can pick any color from their available swatches. They have several!

I especially recommend Isabella for homeowners who appreciate classic interiors with timeless details rather than heavily textured, casual spaces. It pairs beautifully with painted millwork, brass hardware, marble countertops, and layered neutral furnishings.

House of Hood Tip: If you're torn between Isabella and Liz Linen, ask yourself one question: Do I want texture or tailoring? Liz feels softer and more relaxed, while Isabella offers a cleaner, more structured look.

Leni Cotton Linen Blend

Best of Both Worlds

Material: 67% Cotton, 5% Linen, 28% Polyester

Colors Available: Eight

Best Rooms

• Living rooms
• Bedrooms
• Home offices
• Dining rooms

Best Design Styles

• Transitional
• Organic Modern
• Coastal
• Scandinavian

Leni combines the softness of cotton with the relaxed character of linen, making it an incredibly versatile option for almost any room. If you can't decide between a classic cotton fabric and a textured linen, Leni offers a beautiful balance of both.

It has enough texture to add warmth while maintaining a clean, tailored appearance that complements both modern and traditional homes.

I think Leni works especially well in homes with white oak flooring, soft neutral palettes, and layered natural textures.

Chloe Cotton

Best for Everyday Living

Material: 62% Polyester, 37% Cotton

Colors Available: Sixteen

Best Rooms

• Family rooms
• Guest bedrooms
• Kids' rooms
• Offices

Best Design Styles

• Modern Farmhouse
• Casual Coastal
• Transitional
• Cottage

Chloe is a wonderful choice for homeowners looking for a simple, versatile cotton fabric that works throughout the home. Its understated appearance allows other design elements like wallpaper, artwork, or statement lighting to take center stage while still giving your windows a finished, custom look. It's a great option for roman shades in your kitchen!

If you're decorating a busy family home, Chloe offers the kind of timeless versatility that won't go out of style.

these are all the colors available in Chloe

Tino Cotton

Best for Casual Coastal Homes

Material: 97% Polyester, 3% Viscose Chenille

Colors Available: Eighteen

Best Rooms

• Living rooms
• Breakfast nooks
• Sunrooms
• Guest rooms

Best Design Styles

• Coastal
• Cottage
• Organic Modern
• Modern Farmhouse

Tino has a soft, welcoming appearance that's perfect for bright, relaxed interiors. I especially like it in homes filled with natural light, woven textures, and light wood finishes where you want the window treatments to feel effortless rather than formal. The chenille look and texture is gorgeous!

It's a great option if you're after a home that feels comfortable, collected, and inviting.

here are all the colors Tino is available in

Sarai Cotton

Best for Clean, Minimal Interiors

Material: 40% Cotton, 60% Polyester

Colors Available: Six

Best Rooms

• Bedrooms
• Home offices
• Living rooms
• Dining rooms

Best Design Styles

• Minimalist
• Scandinavian
• Contemporary
• Transitional

If your style is more understated, Sarai is worth considering. Its clean appearance allows it to blend seamlessly into modern interiors where simplicity is the focus. Rather than becoming a statement piece, Sarai quietly complements the architecture of the room, creating a calm, sophisticated look. Sarai has a unique texture with a slight metallic sheen that creates light-catching dimension.

I could easily see this fabric paired with white walls, natural oak cabinetry, warm neutral textiles, and simple black accents.

My Favorite Cotton Fabrics

If I were helping a friend decide between the cotton collections, here's how I'd rank them:

Most Timeless: Isabella

Best Overall Balance: Leni

Best Everyday Fabric: Cloe

Best Coastal Look: Tino

Best Modern Home: Sarai

Designer Tip

One thing I always tell readers is not to get too caught up in choosing the "best" fabric. Instead, focus on choosing the fabric that best complements the rest of your home.

If your space already has lots of texture think shiplap walls, woven light fixtures, rattan furniture, and linen upholstery a smoother cotton fabric like Isabella or Sarai can provide a beautiful balance.

On the other hand, if your room feels a little flat, adding a textured linen such as Liz or Jawara can instantly make the space feel warmer and more layered.

Luxury Fabrics Collection

If you're looking to create a truly custom, designer look, TWOPAGES' luxury fabric collections are worth exploring. From rich velvets to elegant silk and cozy wool, these fabrics bring a level of sophistication that's perfect for statement spaces.

While linen remains my personal favorite for everyday living, these collections are ideal if you're designing a formal room, adding warmth and texture, or creating a dramatic focal point.

Birkin Velvet

Best for Luxury Living Rooms

Material: 100% Polyester Velvet

Colors Available: Thirty Seven

Light Filtering: Light filtering depending on the color choice (Privacy & Blackout lining options available)

Best Rooms

• Formal living rooms
• Dining rooms
• Primary bedrooms
• Home libraries

Best Design Styles

• Modern Traditional
• Art Deco
• Luxury Contemporary
• European

Velvet instantly makes a room feel more luxurious, and Birkin is no exception. The soft texture catches the light beautifully throughout the day, adding richness and depth to your windows. If you're looking to make a statement, this is one of the most elegant fabrics TWOPAGES offers.

I especially love Birkin in darker colors paired with brass hardware and warm wood furniture for a timeless, designer-inspired look.

here are all the colors Birkin is available in

Selman Silk

Best for Formal Spaces

Material: 100% Dupioni Silk Fibers

Colors Available: Twenty One

Light Filtering: Light Filtering

Best Rooms

• Formal dining rooms
• Sitting rooms
• Home offices
• Primary suites

Best Design Styles

• Traditional
• Transitional
• Classic European
• Luxury Homes

Few fabrics feel as elegant as silk, and Selman brings that refined look to custom window treatments. The subtle sheen reflects natural light beautifully without feeling overly glamorous, making it perfect for homeowners who appreciate timeless sophistication.

If you're designing a formal entertaining space, Selman is definitely worth considering.

Tavis Velvet

Best for Dramatic Interiors

Material: 100% Polyester

Colors Available: Sixteen

Light Filtering: Light Filtering (Privacy & Blackout lining options available)

Best Rooms

• Media rooms
• Bedrooms
• Libraries
• Dining rooms

Best Design Styles

• Moody Modern
• Contemporary
• Traditional
• Boutique Hotel

Tavis is a wonderful choice if you love rich, cozy interiors with lots of depth. Velvet naturally softens a room while helping absorb sound, making it a beautiful option for spaces where you want warmth and intimacy.

Deep navy, forest green, charcoal, or warm brown Tavis curtains can completely transform the mood of a room.

Veda Velour

Best for Soft Contemporary Spaces

Material: 100% Cotton

Colors Available: Twelve

Light Filtering: Light Filtering

Best Rooms

• Bedrooms
• Guest rooms
• Reading nooks
• Living rooms

Best Design Styles

• Contemporary
• Modern Glam
• Transitional
• Soft Minimalist

Velour offers many of the same luxurious qualities as velvet but with a softer, more casual appearance. Veda is a great option if you want warmth and texture without creating a formal look.

It's especially beautiful in bedrooms where the soft finish helps create a cozy, relaxing atmosphere.

Karin Wool

Best for Cozy Luxury

Material: 100% Wool

Colors Available: Nine

Light Filtering: Light Filtering

Best Rooms

• Mountain homes
• Offices
• Libraries
• Bedrooms

Best Design Styles

• Scandinavian
• Mountain Modern
• Organic Modern
• European

Wool isn't something most people immediately think of for curtains, but it creates an incredibly warm and sophisticated look. Karin adds texture and softness while complementing natural materials like stone, oak, leather, and linen.

If your home leans toward Scandinavian or mountain-inspired design, this fabric is definitely worth exploring.

My Favorite Luxury Fabrics

Most Luxurious: Birkin Velvet

Most Elegant: Selman Silk

Best Moody Interior: Tavis Velvet

Softest Look: Veda Velour

Most Unique: Karin Wool

Designer Tip

Luxury fabrics work best when they're allowed to be the focal point of the room.

If you're choosing velvet, silk, or wool, keep the surrounding décor relatively simple. Neutral walls, warm wood tones, and understated furniture allow the richness of these fabrics to really shine without making the space feel overly formal.

Blackout, Outdoor & Sheer Collections

Sometimes choosing the right fabric isn't just about style, it's about function.

Do you want to sleep in a dark room? Need curtains that can handle the elements on a covered patio? Or maybe you're looking for sheer panels that gently filter sunlight while still letting your home feel bright and open.

TWOPAGES offers specialty collections designed specifically for those needs. While they all serve a different purpose, each collection still maintains the custom, designer-quality look that TWOPAGES is known for.

If you're trying to decide between a blackout, sheer, or outdoor fabric, here's what I recommend.

Lila Blackout

Best for Bedrooms

Material: 100% Polyester

Colors Available: Ten

Light Filtering: Blackout

Best Rooms

• Primary bedrooms
• Guest bedrooms
• Nurseries
• Media rooms

Best Design Styles

• Contemporary
• Transitional
• Modern Farmhouse
• Coastal

If getting a great night's sleep is your top priority, Lila is an excellent option. Designed specifically for maximum light control, it creates a darker, more restful environment while still looking like beautiful custom drapery. Named “Best Blackout Curtains” in Apartment Therapy’s 2026 Best in Home Awards, Lila combines complete light blocking with a lighter, more refined drape, so they don't look like your traditional generic black out curtains.

Unlike traditional blackout curtains that can sometimes feel bulky, Lila offers a clean, tailored appearance that works well in almost any decorating style. It's especially ideal for bedrooms where comfort and function are equally important.

Atlanta Blackout

Best Overall Blackout Fabric

Material: Polyester

Colors Available: Eight

Light Filtering: Blackout

Best Rooms

• Bedrooms
• Media rooms
• Nurseries
• Home theaters

Best Design Styles

• Transitional
• Contemporary
• Traditional
• Luxury Homes

If I had to recommend just one blackout collection, Atlanta would probably be my first choice. It combines excellent room-darkening performance with a custom, designer-inspired look that doesn't immediately scream "blackout curtains."

For anyone who works night shifts, has young children, or simply enjoys sleeping in complete darkness, Atlanta is a fantastic investment. I know how much I appreciated a black out curtain when my girls were babies!

Heck Outdoor

Best for Outdoor Living Spaces

Material: 100% Acrylic

Colors Available: Ten

Light Filtering: Light Filtering

Best Rooms

• Covered patios
• Outdoor kitchens
• Pergolas
• Pool houses
• Outdoor dining areas

Best Design Styles

• Coastal
• Modern
• Resort Style
• Contemporary

Outdoor curtains are one of the easiest ways to make a patio feel like an extension of your home, and Heck is designed specifically for those spaces.

Whether you're creating privacy around a pool, adding shade to a covered patio, or designing a cozy outdoor dining area, this collection helps soften hard outdoor surfaces while adding a luxurious resort-inspired feel.

Scandina Sheer

Best for Soft Scandinavian Style

Material: 100% Polyester

Colors Available: Two

Light Filtering: Sheer

Best Rooms

• Living rooms
• Dining rooms
• Sunrooms
• Offices

Best Design Styles

• Scandinavian
• Organic Modern
• Coastal
• Minimalist

Scandina creates the kind of soft, diffused light that's become a signature of Scandinavian-inspired interiors. If you love bright homes with simple, natural styling, this collection beautifully complements that aesthetic.

Florida Sheer

Best for Coastal Homes

Material: 100% polyester

Colors Available: Eight

Light Filtering: Sheer

Best Rooms

• Living rooms
• Sunrooms
• Breakfast nooks
• Dining rooms

Best Design Styles

• Coastal
• Beach House
• Cottage
• Transitional

Florida Sheer is perfect if you love homes that feel light, breezy, and relaxed. It allows plenty of natural light into the room while still giving windows a finished, designer look.

I especially love sheer curtains in homes with beautiful backyard views because they soften harsh sunlight without completely blocking the scenery.

Flynn Sheer

Best for Maximum Natural Light

Material: 100% polyester

Colors Available: Six

Light Filtering: Sheer

Best Rooms

• Great rooms
• Living rooms
• Home offices
• Dining rooms

Best Design Styles

• Contemporary
• Organic Modern
• Minimalist

Flynn is ideal for homeowners who want their windows to feel dressed without sacrificing daylight. It creates a soft glow throughout the room while maintaining an airy, open feeling.

If your home features oversized windows, Flynn can be a beautiful choice.

Stella Sheer

Best for Elegant Layering

Material: Sheer Fabric

Colors Available: Twelve

Light Filtering: Sheer

Best Rooms

• Bedrooms
• Living rooms
• Dining rooms
• Formal spaces

Best Design Styles

• Transitional
• Traditional
• Luxury Coastal
• European

Stella is one of my favorite options for layering behind drapery panels. The soft sheer fabric adds depth and dimension to your windows while helping create that custom, high-end designer look you often see in magazines.

Layering sheers with full drapery panels is one of my favorite tricks for making windows look more luxurious.

My Favorite Specialty Fabrics

Best Blackout: Atlanta

Best Bedroom: Lila

Best Outdoor: Heck

Best Sheer Overall: Joy Linen Sheer

Best Coastal Sheer: Florida

Best for Bright Homes: Flynn

Best Layering Fabric: Stella

Designer Tip

One of the biggest mistakes I see homeowners make is assuming every room needs the same type of window treatment.

Instead, think about how you actually use the room.

• Bedrooms benefit from blackout fabrics or blackout linings.
• Living rooms often feel best with light-filtering curtains that still let in plenty of daylight.
• Dining rooms can become even more elegant with layered sheers.
• Outdoor spaces deserve performance fabrics that can handle the elements while still looking beautiful.

Choosing the right fabric for the way you live will make your custom curtains feel like a thoughtful investment rather than just another decorating decision.

My Top 10 TWOPAGES Fabrics

If you're feeling overwhelmed by all of the fabric options, don't worry, you really can't go wrong. That said, there are a handful of collections that I find myself recommending over and over based on different decorating styles, rooms, and lifestyles.

If I were helping a friend decorate their home today, here's exactly where I'd start.

1. Liz Linen

Best Overall Fabric

If I could only recommend one fabric to someone shopping TWOPAGES for the first time, it would be Liz Linen.

It's the exact fabric I chose throughout my own home, and after living with it for more than three years, I'd make the same decision again. It has a timeless linen-inspired texture, hangs beautifully, and works with nearly every decorating style—from coastal and organic modern to transitional and modern farmhouse.

2. Jawara Linen Cotton

Best Luxury Fabric

If you're looking for that custom designer look you see in luxury homes, Jawara is one of the most beautiful collections TWOPAGES offers. The linen-cotton blend creates rich texture while maintaining an elegant, refined appearance.

3. Celia

Best Roman Shade Fabric

This is the fabric I chose for my own Roman shades, and I absolutely love the subtle woven stripe. It's understated enough to work in almost any room but adds just enough detail to make your windows feel thoughtfully designed.

4. Joy Linen Sheer

Best Sheer Fabric

If your goal is to maximize natural light while still giving your windows a finished look, Joy is an excellent choice. It creates that soft, airy glow that's become so popular in coastal and organic modern homes.

5. Isabella Cotton

Best Classic Fabric

If you prefer a cleaner, more tailored look over relaxed linen texture, Isabella is a fantastic option. It's timeless, elegant, and pairs beautifully with both traditional and transitional interiors.

6. Patti Linen

Best Everyday Fabric

Patti strikes a wonderful balance between casual comfort and custom luxury. It's a fabric that feels right at home in busy family spaces while still looking polished.

7. Ian Linen

Best Modern Farmhouse Fabric

If you love warm woods, black windows, white walls, and layered textures, Ian complements that aesthetic beautifully.

8. Erin Linen

Best Transitional Fabric

Erin is one of those fabrics that works almost anywhere. It's refined without feeling formal and timeless without feeling boring.

9. Atlanta Blackout

Best Bedroom Fabric

Need complete darkness? Atlanta combines excellent light control with the look of custom drapery, making it a great choice for bedrooms and media rooms.

10. Birkin Velvet

Best Statement Fabric

If you want your curtains to become part of the room's design, Birkin is hard to beat. The rich texture instantly elevates a space and adds warmth and sophistication.

Best TWOPAGES Fabric by Room

One of the easiest ways to narrow down your options is to start with the room you're decorating. Here's what I'd recommend.

Room	My Top Pick	Runner-Up
Living Room	Liz Linen	Jawara
Family Room	Patti Linen	Ian Linen
Dining Room	Jawara	Ron Linen
Primary Bedroom	Liz Linen	Atlanta Blackout
Guest Bedroom	Erin Linen	Isabella Cotton
Kitchen	Celia Roman Shade	Joy Sheer
Breakfast Nook	Celia	Florida Sheer
Home Office	Jawara	Kyla
Nursery	Atlanta Blackout	Lila Blackout
Sunroom	Joy Linen Sheer	Flynn Sheer
Outdoor Patio	Heck Outdoor	—

Best TWOPAGES Fabric by Home Style

One of my favorite ways to choose curtains is to think about the overall style of your home rather than just the individual room.

Here's a quick guide to help narrow down your options.

Coastal Homes

• Liz Linen
• Celia
• Joy Linen Sheer
• Florida Sheer

Organic Modern

• Liz Linen
• Jawara
• Kyla
• Doris

Modern Farmhouse

• Ian
• Patti
• Liz Linen

Traditional Homes

• Isabella
• Ron
• Erin
• Selman

Contemporary Homes

• Lance
• Sarai
• Veda
• Birkin

Cottage Style

• Celia
• Patti
• Florida
• Joy

Nancy Meyers Inspired

If you've followed me for a while, you know I'm always chasing that warm, timeless, "Nancy Meyers" feeling.

For that look, I'd choose:

Liz Linen

Celia

Joy Linen Sheer

Those three fabrics create the relaxed, layered, designer-inspired look that's become so iconic.

Frequently Asked Questions

Final Thoughts

One of the things I love most about TWOPAGES is that there truly is a fabric for every home and every decorating style. Whether you're drawn to the timeless texture of Liz Linen, the understated stripe of Celia, the airy elegance of Joy Linen Sheer, or the luxurious feel of Jawara, choosing the right fabric is one of the most important decisions you'll make when designing custom window treatments. Again, you can (for the most part) pick your favorite fabric and add the lining that works. foryour space which is really nice.

After researching every fabric collection TWOPAGES currently offers and living with my own TWOPAGES curtains for more than three years, I still come back to the same conclusion: there isn't one "best" fabric, only the one that's right for your home. That's why I always encourage readers to narrow their options based on how they live, how much light they want, and the feeling they're trying to create. Order a few swatches, compare them in your own space, and trust your eye. When you do, you'll end up with custom curtains you'll love for years.

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