Hunter Rose
$51.00 – $236.00
The Hunter Rose lace curtain panel was inspired by Viennese fashion at the turn of the 20th century; Dard Hunter created this distinctive square rose paired with a graceful stem, and it has become his most recognizable design. An American pattern, designed concurrently with those of Charles Rennie Mackintosh, Hunter Rose’s delicate lines will beautifully accent any style of interior, be it a Craftsman Bungalow, Mission Style, Prairie Style or Mid-Century Modern home. Available as finished panels, and as a lace valance and a table-scarf.
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Hunter Rose is an Exclusive Cooper Lace pattern woven in 100% Scottish Cotton Madras, and finished in Ivory. Madras is a painstakingly-manufactured textured weave applied over a fine scrim mesh and is renown for its detail and depth. This pattern is woven in three widths and available in stock and custom lengths. Custom shortening is available for $10/panel; please order the stock size longer than your desired custom length and indicate it on the order form.
All panels are delivered with a 1-1/2” rod pocket and 1” decorative header above it (unless otherwise requested). Bottom rod pockets will be added upon request. International shipping is available.
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Robert & Virginia Spicher (verified owner) –
This pattern goes great with our little cottage. We originally ordered 2-panels for the dining room and loved them so much we’ve just ordered 4-more panels for the living room.
So glad we found Cooper Lace! They hit the mark with their great craftsmanship, quality fibers and grand designs.
dan cooper –
Thank you for your kind words! Dan
Roxanne Overton (verified owner) –
I couldn’t be happier with the 6 Hunter Rose panels that provide a beauty all their own in my living room. I have a 1923 bungalow and have put 2 panels in each window and 2 on the door. Thank you for keeping this charming design alive!!
Dorothy Gesick –
We ordered the Hunter Rose pattern back in 2012 and loved them. Now that we are in another craftsman we will order the same pattern!
Therese Grisham –
I love these curtains and this pattern. The vintage pattern is perfect in my 1926 condo.