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Ripplefolds

Ripplefolds are a simple, stylish, modern look for comtemporary spaces. The Ripplefolds style is a drape that looks like a continous wave when opened or closed, creating soft and uniform ripple folds.

 
 

Ripplefolds are a simple, stylish, modern look for comtemporary spaces. The Ripplefolds style is a drape that looks like a continous wave when opened or closed, creating soft and uniform ripple folds.

 

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Whether you know exactly what you want or you have no idea:

Our Ripplefolds design projects

Look at our projects for design inspiration

Large bright bedroom with white walls, white bedding, light blue furniture and bright and lolorful artwork above bed. Large window on the side of the bed with white ripplefolds curtains/drapery open on one side
Rustic living room with wood accents. Wood floors and wood beams on ceiling. Grey couch and grey and pink cushions. Large window at the back of the room dressed with black and white abstract pattern ripplefolds drapery/curtains on either side
Moder and minimalist living room with large L-shaped sofa and floor-to-ceiling wall-to-wall windows throughout. Window are covered with closed sheer white ripplefold curtains/drapery
Colorful bedroom with white walls, yellow and blue furniture. White ripplefold curtains/drapery is mounted behing the bed as flowy floor-to-ceiling headboard
Bright living room with large biege sofa, 2 black armchairs and black fireplace. Large windon opposite sofa dressed with patterned beige and black ripplefold curtains/drapery
Bright colorful living room with bright blue mordern sofa in front of floor-to-ceiling window. Patterned black and white floor-to-ceiling ripplefold curtains/drapery on either side of window

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