Kelvin Rose Lace Curtains

Fabric, Wallpaper, and Window treatments

Adorned with the Glasgow Rose, most often associated with the work of Charles Rennie Mackintosh, our Kelvin Rose Panels reflect the influence of the Art Nouveau movement as interpreted in Scotland. This sophisticated pattern would have been considered boldly modern at the turn of the century and perfectly enhances late Victorian and Arts and Crafts homes.

Dream Home

Adorned with the Glasgow Rose, most often associated with the work of Charles Rennie Mackintosh, our Kelvin Rose Panels reflect the influence of the Art Nouveau movement as interpreted in Scotland. This sophisticated pattern would have been considered boldly modern at the turn of the century and perfectly enhances late Victorian and Arts and Crafts homes.

Arts & Crafts Lace Curtains

Adorned with the Glasgow Rose, most often associated with the work of Charles Rennie Mackintosh, our Kelvin Rose Panels reflect the influence of the Art Nouveau movement as interpreted in Scotland. This sophisticated pattern would have been considered boldly modern at the turn of the century and perfectly enhances late Victorian and Arts and Crafts homes.

Interiors

Rennie, like Kelvin Rose, is a Scottish Art Nouveau pattern that reflects the influence of Charles Rennie Mackintosh, the legendary Scottish designer. Equally suited for all Arts & Crafts and turn-of-the-century interiors, its soft undulations and stylized roses offer a delicate softness to any home.

Lounge

Rennie, like Kelvin Rose, is a Scottish Art Nouveau pattern that reflects the influence of Charles Rennie Mackintosh, the legendary Scottish designer. Equally suited for all Arts & Crafts and turn-of-the-century interiors, its soft undulations and stylized roses offer a delicate softness to any home.

Lisses board

Babekiss Room

These gorgeous lace panels are precious things. Made in Ayrshire Scotland by MY
B textiles the only producer in the world of the elusive Madras Lace – a name inspired by the products wide distribution throughout the city of Madras in India. They use original Nottingham Lace Looms some of which are over 90 years old and up to 1220cms wide a manufacturing process that is extremely labour intensive. The looms run at a very slow, controlled pace so as to give a high level of quality control- this attention to detail gives the product its niche. The Paradiso design is quite magical, a secret woodland of flowering trees and singing exotic birds with all the romance of Romany living it filters a soft sensual light and dancing shadows on to the floor. Hang as a curtain or room divider for a boho glam addition to the bedroom or living area.   \tPlease note the Black colourway of the Paradiso is special order, please contact us for current lead times for this version.