Introducing the Buffalo Check Sage Panels, a stunning and versatile window treatment option for adding a touch of rustic charm to your home decor. This set includes two panels, each measuring 36 inches in width and 63 inches in length, providing a total coverage of 72 inches in width.
Crafted from 100% cotton fabric, these panels are not only soft to the touch but also durable and long-lasting. The buffalo check pattern features a delightful combination of sage green and candlelight white, creating a classic and timeless design. The sage green adds a soothing and earthy element, while the candlelight white offers a neutral and versatile backdrop.
One of the standout features of these panels is their lining. The lining not only enhances the drape of the fabric but also provides functional benefits. It offers privacy by preventing outside visibility, reduces noise from entering your space, and helps to regulate the temperature, keeping your room comfortable throughout the year.
Included with the panels are coordinating tie backs, allowing you to easily sweep back and secure the panels to let in more natural light or create an elegant gathered look. The tie backs feature the same buffalo check pattern, adding a cohesive and stylish finishing touch to your windows.
To maintain the quality and appearance of these panels, it is recommended to dry clean them. This ensures that the fabric remains in optimal condition, preserving its color, texture, and shape for years to come.
The Buffalo Check Sage Panels are a versatile choice that can enhance the aesthetic of various rooms in your home. Whether you're looking to add coziness to your living room, create a farmhouse-inspired kitchen, or spruce up your bedroom decor, these panels will effortlessly tie your space together.
Elevate the style and functionality of your windows with the Buffalo Check Sage Panels. With their 100% cotton fabric, lined construction, coordinating tie backs, and timeless buffalo check design, these panels are the perfect addition to any home decor.
