The panel has 6 grommets in gun metal grey. It is lined with 100% cotton satinette lining. The bottom of the panel is finished with a blind stitch hem, to allow you to do your own hem. As you do for your dress pants or skirts! you can bring the panel to your local tailor to be hemmed to your specifications.
This panel comes from France.
This curtain panel is made in France, by the French company Lelievre designed by the most reknown French designer: Jean Paul Gaultier. Founded by Henri Lelievre in 1914, Lelievre is known widely throughout the world by respected designers and members of the interios market for its creativity, reliability, and luxury. Henri Lelievre acquired an additional mill of Tassinari and Chatel, whose hand looms and archive designs dated back to 1680, during the reign of Louis the XIV. Tassinari and Chatel supplied luxurious fabrics for Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette for their Palaces of Versailles, Compiegnes, and St Cloud. In the 19th century, it was the principal suplier for Napoleon for the Palaces of Les Tuileries, Versailles, Fontainebleau, Malmaison, and Compiegne. Keeping tradition alive, Lelievre operates factories that utilize both traditional hand looms and computer-controlled mechanical looms, allowing for the creation of more intricate designs, while maintening the quality and care required for replication of fabrics. Exclusively on KENISAHOME.com, Jean Paul Gaultier, thru Lelievre offers a combination of traditional and modern products for your home, as the French know how to mix them together!
Product Information
Style Number
7622
Brand
JEAN PAUL GAULTIER
Color
RECTO VERSO BEIGE
Content
77%COTTON-18%NYLON-5%POLYESTER
Fabric Color
STRIPE
Fabric Quality
PRINT
Size in Inches
53x118
Product Care
Professional dry clean only.
Delivery & Returns
This item is warehoused in France and usually ships within 5 to 10 business days. For more information, please see our Shipping and Handling and Return and Exchange policies at the bottom of this page.
FAQ
Frequently asked Questions
How do I choose the length of the drapery panel rods?
The rod should be longer than the width of the window in order to let in more light shine thru. It will also give the impression of a larger opening. Installing the rods 4 inches above the window or closer to the ceiling will give the illusion of higher ceiling. Allow 4” to 10” beyond each side of the window frame to reduce the light gaps on the side and maximize privacy.
Should I choose grommets or pleats for my curtain panel heading?
It is really a matter of personal taste - the drapery panel comes either with French pleats or grommets.
French pleats: - also called pinch pleat - is the most traditional style available. Please watch the video on how to form the pleats yourself, or see instruction on the PDF file.
When choosing pleats, small width (54”) panels require 5 to 7 hooks. Large width panels require 10 to 14 hooks
Grommets are a more casual option typically found on drapery panels from brands such as Thevenon or Artiga . Lelievre and Jean Paul Gaultier drapery panels can be very sophisticated and fashionable when mounted on grommets. With these metal eyelets (grommets) applied to the top of each panel you will not need drapery rings and they are designed to move smoothly along any drapery rod. Be creative – the choice is yours!
Which size panel should I choose?
No guess work/no hassle required- These, in stock, ready-to-hang panels come in standard widths of 50” to 112” wide and lengths up to 118” long. These dimensions are ideal for the vast majority of common, basic single and double-double hung windows.
The French pleated panel comes in 2 widths: small (50” wide x 118” long) and large (110” wide x 118” long)
If you are using a rod between 36” to 92”, you should use 2 small panels (50” wide) or 1 large panel (108” wide)
If you are using a rod between 92” to 160” wide, you will need 2 large panels (108” wide)
The fullness of the panel will vary according to the thickness of the fabric and the heading you will use.
How long should I hem and how to do the hem?
Hem can be done by your local tailor, seamstress, or if you have a sewing machine, by yourself. Most panels are lined.
Usually the panel comes 118” long, which will allow you to puddle the panel on the floor if you want this look.
Let creativity and taste be your guide:
Hem the panel ½’ shorter than your floor: That will give a tailored look
Hem the panel ½’ longer: this is the most standard hem. It will give just enough fabric to puddle on the floor.
Hem the panel 5” to 8” longer than the floor: the extra fabric will fan out onto the floor. That will give a more sophisticated look on the French pleated panels
Hem the panel more than 10” longer than the floor: This hem is appropriate for heavy fabric and will give a very lush décors to your room.
How to hang french pleated drapery panel?
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This curtain panel is made in France, by the French company Lelievre deigned by the most reknown French designer: Jean Paul Gaultier. Founded by Henri Lelievre in 1914, Lelievre is known widely throughout the world by respected designers and members of the interios market for its creativity, reliability, and luxury. Henri Lelievre acquired an additional mill of Tassinari and Chatel, whose hand looms and archive designs dated back to 1680, during the reign of Louis the XIV. Tassinari and Chatel supplied luxurious fabrics for Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette for their Palaces of Versailles, Compiegnes, and St Cloud. In the 19th century, it was the principal suplier for Napoleon for the Palaces of Les Tuileries, Versailles, Fontainebleau, Malmaison, and Compiegne. Keeping tradition alive, Lelievre operates factories that utilize both traditional hand looms and computer-controlled mechanical looms, allowing for the creation of more intricate designs, while maintening the quality and care required for replication of fabrics. Exclusively on KENISAHOME.com, Jean Paul Gaultier, thru Lelievre offers a combination of traditional and modern products for your home, as the French know how to mix them together!
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