TWOPAGES Draperies Sure Look Nice in a Room

Does your home have windows that you would like to add stylish drapes or shades? Then this TWOPAGES drapery review is where you will learn where to explore and find the perfect window treatments for your home decor vision.

Recently I shared with you that after my daughter, Mandy and her husband, Matt bought an older home, Ed and I drove up to Virginia to help them paint the foyer, living room and dining room. I showed you the rooms before and after painting reveals in the post.

Newlyweds at their new home.

In today’s post, I am sharing what all houses old or new with windows needs – window treatments and what Mandy and Matt chose to fit their decorating vision to make the house into a home they will love for years to come.

Knowing that they would need window treatments, I partnered with TWOPAGES Curtains for this post and had Mandy and Matt choose the window treatments for their living room that they liked from the many styles and fabrics that TWOPAGES sells on their website and also on their AMAZON Shop.

looking closely at pleated heading on TwoPages ready made drapes on a window.

As a mom, of course I wanted to help, plus I know quite a bit about decorating and window treatments so I offered them a few tips to consider as they went about choosing what would look nice on the windows, but also function for their needs which was to block glare when watching TV.

interior window before getting fitted with Twopages draperies.
BEFORE LR Front Window
interior window before getting fitted with Twopages draperies.
BEFORE LR Side Window

The living room in the house has two single windows with great looking high gloss molding around them.

They didn’t want to cover too much of the window that would block the light coming into the room and they also didn’t want to cover the decorative rosette molding at the upper corners of each window that add character to the room.

Window Treatment TIPS I Gave to Mandy & Matt

measuring wall around window to figure out where to hang curtain rod.

One: Small, ordinary windows will look larger and can become impressive focal points when you hang drapes high and away from the window glass.

Two: Properly hung drapes (rod closer to ceiling than close to window molding) can trick the eye into thinking windows are larger and ceilings are taller than they actually are.

Three: More light streams into a room when the curtains/drapes are pushed back away from the window glass.

Four: Blackout drapes will take care of the glare issue when watching TV.

Ready-made TwoPages blackout lined drapes hanging from a single window.

Both Mandy and Matt work full-time and didn’t want to fuss with trying to precisely measure for custom-made drapes that TWOPAGES makes.

Their house has 9-foot ceilings so they needed the 52″wide x 96″ length so the drapes would go to the floor.

Instead they chose and ordered the Ready Made Liz Linen Drapery Pinch Pleat with Blackout Lining:  Size 52W x 96L Color:  Ivory White 1908-2.

view of black-out lined back of drapery

Here is a close up of the white/grey blackout lining.

man hoisting up curtain rod with new TwoPages drapes attached.

Once the drapes arrived, they took more of my advice and hung the pleated drapes with the “easy to attach and adjust hooks” on the rods first to be better able to see exactly where the rod mounting brackets needed to go on the wall above the windows.

man drilling holes in wall to hang a curtain/drapery rod.

Once they measured and marked the height and spot where the rod brackets needed to go, Matt drilled the holes and attached the rods.

Adding the Adjustable Hooks That Come With the Drapes

close up of how drapery clips that come with TwoPages curtains are attached to drape heading.

The drapery hooks that come with all TWOPAGES pleated drapes are very well-made and designed, plus adjustable. You simply slide them into the back of every pleat.

attaching curtain rings to rod using the handy drapery hooks that come with TwoPages curtains and drapes.

Then simply place the hook into the hole on the rod rings.

attaching curtain rings to rod using the handy drapery hooks that come with TwoPages curtains and drapes.

You can attach the hooks to each ring on a curtain rod before or after hanging the curtains or to the clips on a traverse-style curtain rod.

TWOPAGES Has Easy to Follow Measuring Guides

close up showing texture of LIZ Linen Drapes from TwoPages

With so many great window treatment options for you to explore on the TWOPAGES site when choosing the right window treatments for your home, the process can feel overwhelming, but don’t let this stop you.

On the TWOPAGES site you will be guided step-by-step on how to measure and choose just the right window treatments for your windows. They also have a swatch service where you can order a swatch of the fabric so you can see the color, texture and feel the weight of the fabric that will help you make the right decision.

Mandy & Matt Love The Ready Made Drapes for TWOPAGES

Ready-made TwoPages blackout lined drapes hanging from a single window.

The Ready Made Liz Linen Drapery Pinch Pleat with Blackout Lining that Mandy and Matt chose are well-made, have a great feel and have a nice weight to them.

close up of drapery pleats

They stack back evenly and look custom-made.

Ready-made TwoPages blackout lined drapes hanging from a single window.

The pleats look perfect when the drapes are open…

Twopages Ready Made Liz Linen Drapery Pinch Pleat with Blackout Lining:  Size 52W x 96L.  Color:  Ivory White 1908-2 closed on widow

…as well as when they are closed.

Twopages Ready Made Liz Linen Drapery Pinch Pleat with Blackout Lining:  Size 52W x 96L.  Color:  Ivory White 1908-2 closed on widow

One More Drapery Hanging TIP

I shared one more drapery hanging tip with Mandy and Matt that many homeowners with drapes overlook and that is:

  • Once the rod is mounted and you attach the drapes, add one curtain ring to the outside of the rod mount with the remaining rings on inside to prevent your curtain from being pulled all the way to the middle of window. Doing this also helps hide the rod bracket, especially when viewing the drapes from the side. See this Window Treatment TIPS post for more about this.

Learn More About TWOPAGES Curtains

view looking into room where you can see both windows in the room.

To find out more about TWOPAGES and all the drapery styles, curtains, fabrics, rods and more they sell, head over to:

Ready-made TwoPages blackout lined drapes hanging from a single window.

Now that I see how beautifully made their drapes are I want to look into ordering some Roman Shades for my bedroom.

Man hanging drapes in front of a window. Text says: Twopages ready-made lined drapery review.

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16 Comments

  1. Wow! The curtains look amazing and look great in the room!
    I’m going to hold on to this post as I am looking to purchase new drapes for my living room

  2. Carol Heartfelt Whimsies says:

    The windows look great with the tips you gave them!! Elevates the whole room!

  3. Michele M. says:

    D – they look really good. Your daughter and SIL must be thrilled to have so much coming together so beautifully. I can only imagine how much they appreciate the support and help and great advice.

  4. Looks so good. Great tips!

  5. Those drapes are so nice! I love the moulding around their windows. Kudos to Matt and Mandy for not wanting to cover it up. Thanks for all the curtain hanging tips.

  6. The curtains look nice and appear to be of good quality. So nice that you can offer your advice and help your family save time and money. I think it would be exciting at our age to be able to start over creating a home given our experiences and wisdom.

  7. Claudia Cann says:

    Are the drapes very wrinkled when they arrive? Do the need pressing before hanging?
    Thank you
    I need a Matt.
    Congrats to the sweet couple .

    1. Diane Henkler says:

      Hi Claudia – Each drape came rolled up like a cinnamon bun. When they unrolled them they were not wrinkled and even after they had them bunched up to add the hooks to the back of each pleat, when hung they were not wrinkled. They did not press them at all. I think if there were any wrinkles, just the gravity after hanging them would remove any wrinkle or fold. I hope this helps.

  8. Thank you Diane. This is such useful information. I am moving into a new home and have been overwhelmed with finding window treatments on a budget.

  9. Linda O'Neill says:

    I ordered blackout curtains from Amazon and am not thrilled with them. They are very stiff and where the sun hits the back of the curtains there are scattered holes (the backing feel like rubber). So, my question is are the curtains you’re talking about are stiff and is the backing rubberized. Thanks very much.

    1. Diane Henkler says:

      Hi Linda – The ready-made curtains aren’t stiff, but they do have a weight to them. The back on the sets that my daughter got do not feel like rubber – more like microfiber. The lining is a greyish white. I hope this helps.

  10. Those really look like quality drapes. You’re such a good mom to help the kids out with your expertise and the gifted drapes! I’ll be checking out TwoPages for some window covering needs that I have. Thank you for the step-by-step instructions.

    1. Diane Henkler says:

      Hi Deanna – I am quite impressed with the drapes. They are wel-made and keep out the light. I love helping my daughters and I know they appreciate my help, even if there is some eye rolling sometimes going on with my attention to the details. :-)

  11. The drapes are beautiful. I appreciate the great tips.

    1. Diane Henkler says:

      Hi Brenda- Thanks for reading the post. :-)