Coopers Collection of Lace Curtains

Neo-Grec

The Neo-Grec style reached its peak of popularity in the 1870s. Our Neo-Grec Lace Panel is adorned with such Grecian design motifs as Greek keys and an Anthemion. While it is a fine addition to any 19th century home, this design is wonderfully suited in Stick Style, Italianate and Second Empire houses.

Mission Interiors

Offering the largest selection of Victorian, Arts & Crafts, Art Deco, and Mid-Century Modern panels available for use in historic and contemporary interiors.

Prairie Sumac

Prairie Sumac lace curtains were derived from a 1907 leaded glass window designed by Marion Mahony Griffin, the first licensed female architect in Illinois and colleague of Frank Lloyd Wright. This lace curtain panel is a stylized version of the ubiquitous Mid-Western prairie plant. Taking its cue from Wright’s legendary Prairie School of architecture, the unique Prairie Sumac lace curtain is decidedly American in stylistic influence and reflects the robust architecture of the Plains States. It is equally attractive a Craftsman, Bungalow or Mission Style house. Prairie Sumac lace curtains are designed for maximum privacy while allowing plenty of filtered light to flow through into the room. The cafe curtain length of 32” will permit those who have ornamental upper sashes to enjoy this feature of their houses while gaining seclusion in the lower portion of the window.

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Offering the largest selection of Victorian, Arts & Crafts, Art Deco, and Mid-Century Modern panels available for use in historic and contemporary interiors.

Craftsman Pairs

Those striving for the ultimate in Mission and Bungalow styling (or any authentic c. 1910 interior) need look no further than Cooper Lace’s Craftsman Pairs. The design is a reproduction taken from Gustav Stickley’s The Craftsman magazine, and the pattern we’ve chosen was described by Stickley as “our most elaborate” design. Each pair of 100% Scottish Cotton Madras panels is comprised of a left and right, mirror-imaged panel that features cotton muslin framed on the bottom and inner sides with a sturdy, yet intricate Arts & Crafts border. Cooper Lace is proud to be the first to offer a Gustav Stickley lace curtain design, affirming its place as the leader in Historic Lace Curtains. Because much of this pattern is plain field, these curtains are meant to be gathered more than many of our designs and m
ay be hung fuller in your windows.

Oak and Acorn Lace Curtains

Oak and Acorn Lace Curtains

Rennie

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.