Little Women (and Their Lace Curtains)

Everyone is raving Little Women and its cast. Another uncredited star, however, is Cooper Lace! Our lace curtains appear in almost every frame of the film, creating a luscious historic atmosphere.

In July of 2018, I traveled to the film’s production office just outside of Boston to consult with set decorator Claire Kaufman. I made a formal presentation of our line and discussed the sizes and finishes available. On a later visit, I met Helen Rasmussen, the legendary draper, whose work I’ve admired.

Below are a few photos from the production. I encourage you all to see the film for the stunning, evocative sets.

Jo March and Our Madras

Here, Jo March (Saoirse Ronan) reads in front of our exclusive Cherwell Madras panels. Cherwell is designed by William Morris and is one of our most popular patterns.  On set, it coordinates wonderfully with the wallpapers provided by our good friends at Bradbury & Bradbury Wallpapers.

In a most noteworthy scene, Beth March (Eliza Scanlan) visits the house of wealthy neighbor Mr. Laurence and plays his grand piano while facing our Wreath lace curtains.

This publicity depicts director Greta Gerwig directing Meg March (Emma Watson) who stares out through our Lucynda lace curtains. In fact, these are a favorite of set decorators and historic homeowners alike.

Many of our other patterns are on display throughout the production. For example, Old Colony is featured prominently in the sister’s bedroom. Also, watch for shots where Grecian and Empire make their appearance.

I’ll be back soon with another post; Cooper Lace is being used in dozens of films and television series!

Lace in Dramas!

Lace In Dramas

We put Lace in Dramas! The movie Scary Stories To Tell In The Dark used dozens of our curtain panels in their film set.

Cooper Lace provides curtains to hundreds of film and television sets. Set decorators love to use our lace curtains in historical dramas, because of their beauty and authenticity. Our curtains help to create a historic feel quickly and affordably. Typically we provide curtains for movies set in a past era, for example, Dickinson, Underground and The Beguiled.

Our lace is often used in horror and suspense films/shows. To make it spooky looking, set decorators shred it, stain it dark brown and leave it in tatters to convey a mysterious aura.

Also, Adam Sandler’s Hubie Halloween just purchased our Gothic panels. Our Gothic panels were also used for the Google Pixel Phone advertisement where Dracula made a cameo appearance

Locke and Key and Crimson Peak, other TV shows also chose Cooper Lace. Theres also a murder scene in Equalizer 2 that uses us: we needed send a lot of spare curtain panels because of all the blood..

Scary Stories:  Lionsgate/CBS Films

Dracula: Google Pixel

You Oughta Be In Pictures

Look for Cooper Lace in these current films and television shows.

Copyright Amazon Studios

On any given week, Cooper Lace is working with a number of set decorators and buyers, assisting them in choosing the best lace patterns to create a convincing set design. I frequently travel to Los Angeles, New York, Toronto, Boston and locations in between, visiting back-lots and remote locations to ensure our clients’ demands are met.

Copyright Warner Brothers

We’ve become the leading resource for the North American Entertainment Industry, and we are known for always making deadlines and coming up with solutions in a business where time is of the essence. Just yesterday, we shipped Grecian lace to the set of The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel. You can also currently see our lace in Shazam, Dickinson and the upcoming Call of the Wild, and Little Women. We’ll keep you posted as more productions are released.

Your Best Choice For Scottish Cotton Lace Curtains

The Lowest Prices, Fastest Service, Free Shipping and Return Acceptance!

Emperor’s Palace, Seoul, South Korea

It’s no secret that you, the customer, can find several websites that sell the same cotton Scottish Lace Curtain patterns such as Alexandra, Lucynda, Highland Rose or Neo-Grec; why should you then purchase them from Cooper Lace? The answer is clear as day: we have the lowest prices, the fastest, FREE* shipping (typically a week) on any size order, and cheerfully accept returns.

In addition, we’ll lend you full-panel samples of patterns for two weeks to try out in your home, and assist you personally with measuring and hanging them. We’ll also custom shorten your panels for only $10 each.

Cooper Lace is the largest historic lace curtain company in North America; we sell more panels than all the other similar companies combined! You can rely on us, just as thousands of film sets, museums and homeowners have for twelve years. Call or email us today!

*in the United States

Our New Website!

The More Things Change… Welcome to Cooper Lace’s new website! We hope you find it easier to navigate and more informative about our extensive line of historic lace curtains. The update was needed as we’ve become the largest historic lace curtain company in North America! Recently, a client forwarded some old newspaper clippings of lace curtain shops from a century past; it was charming to see that there was a Cooper’s Lace Curtains back in 1910 Altoona, Pennsylvania! Of course, the prices have gone up a bit, but we strive to offer the same personalized service as that of a local shopkeeper, even as we ship to customers all over the world. I’ll be updating this blog as frequently as possible, and sharing with you interesting side notes about the projects we’re working on, tips on how to work with lace and new designs. -Dan Cooper
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