The Seagull by Voysey
Inspired by a design of C.F.A. Voysey

Renaissance Cotton Madras - Red and Gold

68" x 90" = $275
68" x 108" = $319
68" x 126" = $360

Helena Madras Muslin Curtains

68" x 90" = $275
68" x 108" = $319
68" x 126" = $360

Renaissance Cotton Madras - Green

68" x 90" = $275
68" x 108" = $319
68" x 126" = $360

Renaissance Cotton Nottingham Lace -
White (14 Point) & Ecru

60" x 72" = $128
60" x 84" = $149
60" x 90" = $160
60" x 126" = $220

Sibelia Panel Pairs (each pantel is 50" wide for a total of 100") Available in White and Ecru

50" x 90" = $240
50" x 126" = $280

Aleta Panel Available in White and Ecru

40" x 31" = $39
40" x 72" = $77

Honeybee Lace Curtain

Candace Wheeler won distinction in the 1880s with her Honeybee wallpaper, and our Scottish artists have now interpreted it for Burrows Studio as a curtain panel in their finest 14-point lace. Mrs. Wheeler had a busy life establishing women's aid and needlework societies. working with Louis Comfort Tiffany to decorate the White House for President Chester Alan Arthur, directing her own design business, developing resort properties, overseeing the interiors design of the Women's Building at the World's Columbian Exhibition and writing books on needlework and interior design. The honeybee is a fitting symbol of this woman's impressive career.

Japanese Carp Lace Curtain

Burrows & Company offers a new lace design inspired by the famous Japanese Carp pattern by Candace Wheeler. This is woven as a fine 14 point lace with an especially high degree of delicacy. Wheeler, one of America's most important designer of the 19th and early 20th century, was inspired by Japanese stenciled kimono fabrics. The original printed textile that served as the document source for Burrows & Company comes from the collection of the Mark Twain Memorial in Hartford, Connecticut. A coordinating "Japanese Carp" lace shower curtain is available.

Formosa Lace Curtain

An Art Deco era Chinoiserie lace panel, stylish for an eclectic room of the 1910s, 1920s or 1930s.

The Stag Lace Curtain
by C.F.A. Voysey, Architect and Designer

Produced by the original weavers who commissioned the design from Voysey in the late 1890s, and imported exclusively from Rose's Mill in Scotland. This is a design of rare style and exquisite detail.

Kelvin Rose Lace Curtain

A tribute to the Glasgow School, this new pattern features the famous Glasgow Rose, a favorite motif of the Scottish Arts Nouveau Style. It has been scaled to be suitable for the windows of American bungalows and cottages.

Meadow Lily Lace Panel

This design is from the Bungalow era (the 1910s & 20s). These panels appear in the movie "Nixon."

Albertine Lace Panels

The largest scale designs one the market, they have a right and left pattern to be hung together on large windows or as single panels on adjoining windows. They are a Victorian pattern typical of the 1870's - 1890's.

Neo-Grec Lace Panel

Vigorously drawn with refined line weight, this design appeals to many people who never thought they would like lace curtains. The appeal comes from the dynamic French Neo-Grec design of the mid-1870's. Most recently seen on film in "The Buccaneers."

Victorian Lace Panel

A flowing design that casts beautiful shadows, the Victorian panel particularly compliments houses of the Queen Anne style of the 1880's and 1890's. It makes its best film appearance in "Sommersby," and had its film debut in "Crimes of the Heart."

Cottage Lace Panel

These are just right for smaller windows of bedchambers and cottages. They are sold as pairs and are offered in smaller sizes, but have a commanding style whether hung straight to the sill or tied back. Cottage Panels are featured on the set of "A River Runs Through It."

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