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Molly Kidd seated in a softly lit room with Everhem window treatments.
Molly Kidd Studio for Everhem

Welcome to Maison Molly

A study in well-dressed windows

Drapery by the fireplace in a living room
Everhem window treatments styled beside an antique table.
Close view of sheer floral fabric.
Sheer cafe curtains over double doors.

Always meant to be

Molly Kidd Studio for Everhem embodies our shared love of the quiet details that make a room feel finished. With Molly, a window is never an afterthought. She considers each layer and texture - the weight of a drape, a tassel catching the light, each detail made to be like it was always there.
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Molly Kidd Studio for Everhem materials and trims arranged on stone.
Cafe curtain beneath a window in a green bathroom.
Sunlit kitchen sink with a soft roman shade.
Sunlit kitchen entry with a soft cafe curtain on the door.
Layered drapery framing a softly lit window.
“So much of the way I design is about creating rooms that feel collected rather than decorated. There might be an antique from France next to something made by a local artisan, a piece that's been inherited beside something completely new. I wanted the window treatments to have that same sense of history.”
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Molly Kidd seated in a breakfast nook beneath soft window treatments.
Molly Kidd styling dark drapery beside a window.
Dark drapery beside a fireplace in a warm sitting room.
“More than anything, I wanted it to be a collection that could belong in many different kinds of homes and become more personal with time.”
Molly Kidd and Everhem collaborators standing in a studio with mood boards and sheer window treatments.
Layered sheer and solid drapery in a softly lit room.

Molly's design notes

01. Built over time

I always want a home to feel like it has evolved over time rather than everything arriving at once. An antique from a trip, something inherited, something made by a local artisan, something completely new—I love when all of those things can exist together.

To me, that’s what makes a room feel personal. It feels collected rather than decorated, and like there’s still room for the story to keep evolving.

02. Meant to live together

I love layering pieces that relate to one another without perfectly matching. A stripe with a floral, something tailored with something relaxed, even two fabrics that are tonal but just different enough.

That was really important to me with this collection. Everything was designed to live together, so you can use one treatment in one room and something completely different in the next and still have this quiet thread running through the home.

03. A collected capsule

I wanted to create an entire wardrobe for the windows—solids, sheers, stripes, florals, piping, tassels—all of these pieces you could pull from and make your own.

You don't need to use everything, and you certainly don't need to use it all at once. The idea is that the collection gives you pieces to layer throughout a home in a way that feels natural and collected, and hopefully becomes even more personal with time.
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Soft cafe curtains over paired bathroom windows.
Full length drapery framing a softly lit window.
Dark drapery beside a fireplace in a warm sitting room.
Sheer floral drapery layered over a sunlit window.

Creme de la creme

"I think of the embellishments like jewelry for the window. You don't need them, which is exactly why I love them.

A little piping can give a shade a beautiful finished edge. A tieback changes the way a drapery falls. A tassel adds just enough weight, movement, and personality.

They're small details, and I think those are often the things that make a room feel the most personal."
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Layered drapery and sheer fabric with a decorative tassel tieback.
Soft bedroom window treatments from Molly Kidd Studio for Everhem.
Molly Kidd Studio for Everhem

A study in well-dressed windows

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