A Guide to Curtain Color: The Two Factors That Influence What You See
For example, the same gray curtain can appear cooler and more blue-toned in the indirect light of a north-facing room, yet warmer and greige in a south-facing room's sunny exposure. Its appearance will also change throughout the day—from the bright, clear light of noon to the soft, yellow-toned glow of an evening lamp.
This is why experiencing the fabric in your own home is so important.
Much like the natural grain in a piece of wood or the veining in marble, no two dye lots are ever 100% identical. These subtle shifts are often the mark of a quality textile with rich, deep color, distinguishing it from mass-produced fabrics that can appear flat and uniform.
1. Order Fabric Swatches: The Ultimate Verification Tool
Given the effects of both light and dye lots, we strongly recommend ordering swatches. It is the only reliable way to see how a fabric’s true color and texture will look and feel in your home, under your unique lighting conditions. This allows you to observe the color at different times of the day and make your decision with total confidence.
2. Order for the Same Room at Once: A Guarantee of Consistency
When purchasing multiple curtains for a single room, please place them all within the same order. This is our signal to cut your curtains from the very same dye lot, guaranteeing a perfect, seamless color match across all your windows.