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i fell in love with designer hannah allijn’s faceted curtain in 2005 and was thrilled to hear from her today. her beautiful curtain is finally going into production and will be available for purchase soon (i’ll have the update here when they’re ready). i’ve been secretly saving for these for two years now and can’t express how excited i am to finally know they’re hitting the market. i love how the pattern comes to life when you draw open the curtains- they’re so soft but structured. of the thousands of posts i’ve written at d*s over the past three years they’re probably the design that has stuck with me the most. (well, that and nama rococo’s debut). you can view hannah’s site right here and stay tuned for purchasing information. [all photos by egwin heins] have a great weekend everyone! below are some highlights from this week’s new features:

d*s letterpress guide: search by city, state, e-commerce, custom or pre-made
sneak peeks: k studio, k. cooper, cavern home, lisa solomon and lisa congdon
mini trend: kelly green
free business advice!: tips on pr, marketing, wholesaling, selling and manufacturing
women to watch: erika wakerly
molly symmonds’ guest blog: etsy and ebay

Hi,

That is definitely a different sort of curtain. It looks like roller blind material, but it scrunches up really well. I wonder if it creases very easily and if it does, will the permanent design creases remain?

Regards,
Coral

Yes, I’ve always considered curtains something that you could only change color. Now this is different, organic, 3D, living. And the light it lets in is fantastic. It really seems like being there but at the same time being no obstacle to the light.

Really wonderfull and even if i’ve seen it before your ability to get good inspirational stuff on your site is impressive. Thanks.

I’ve started recently a blog at perfectcube.wordpress.com and your blog is an example for me. Perfectcube it’s really new but I invite you to visit it.

That’s what I call “see things differently”, such an innovative way to have curtains. I love the geometrical shape. Never before a curtain with geometrical structure “chapeau bas”.
Please keep me updated whenever the product is available. Thanks

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