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A Decade of Design: TWOPAGES Celebrates Ten Years of Craft and Community in Los Angeles

In the heart of Los Angeles, surrounded by the hum of creative energy, TWOPAGES marked its 10th anniversary with an event that felt more like a gathering of kindred spirits than a corporate milestone. The TWOPAGES TOGETHER x Design Contest Finale brought together hundreds of designers, creators, and brand partners from around the world to celebrate a decade devoted to one timeless pursuit: the art of beautiful living.

Over the course of five months, thousands of submissions poured in from across the globe—each one a reflection of TWOPAGES’ signature philosophy: simplicity with soul, innovation with intention. When the finalists were finally revealed, their work spoke a universal design language rooted in craftsmanship and authenticity.

Winner: Sabrina Ramkhelawan (United States)
Second Place: Kim Morrow (Canada) and Rebecca Hughes (United States)
Third Place: Jyll Mackie (Canada), Kate Frost (UK), and Leah Berin (United States)
People’s Choice Award: Kim Morrow (Canada)

Each of the six finalists—Mackie, Hughes, Ramkhelawan, Frost, Berin, and Morrow—presented designs that married restraint and romance, proving that the simplest gestures in a home can often be the most profound. Hosted by the ever-graceful Brooke Graham, the evening unfolded like a curated exhibition of ideas and ideals, each design evaluated by an esteemed panel: Bonnie Christine, Hema Persad, Jennifer Farrell, and Lauren Jansen.

Throughout the event, TWOPAGES brand ambassadors Sara Le, Britt Bengoechea, Amy Switzer, and Amy Courtney shared stories of discovery and collaboration, offering a glimpse into how the brand has become more than a purveyor of window treatments—it has become a global design community.

The atmosphere was warm, elegant, and unmistakably human. Designers mingled with influencers, artisans conversed with innovators, and together they created what could only be described as a living portrait of design as connection.

As the evening drew to a close, founder and CEO Ray Chen took the stage. His reflection was equal parts gratitude and vision:

“TWOPAGES was born from a very simple idea,” Chen shared. “To find the perfect answer for a window. What should have been a joyful part of building a dream home had become a frustrating burden. That’s how TWOPAGES came to life. We are not just a curtain brand. We are a solution.”

He spoke, too, of the brand’s deeper purpose—the marriage of technology and artistry that defines every product:

“We use technology to express beauty, and craftsmanship to realize beauty. Our mission is to make curtain selection as easy, intuitive, and enjoyable as turning a page in a book.”

That balance—between modern ease and timeless artistry—is what has carried TWOPAGES into more than 600,000 homes worldwide. And as the brand steps into its next decade, Chen’s aspiration remains refreshingly simple:

“Our dream is to use technology to save people time, and then help them invest that time into what truly matters—spending time with family, creating memories, feeling happiness.”

With its tenth anniversary, TWOPAGES reaffirmed what great design has always promised: that beauty, when shared, becomes something larger than any single space. It becomes a way of living—together.

Media Contact:

Organization: TWOPAGES

Contact Person: Evelyn Mara

Website: https://twopagescurtains.com

Email: collab@twopagescurtains.com

City: Los Angeles

Country: U.S.

Ashley German

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