Beige Linen Blend Blackout Grommet Single Curtain Panel, 95"

Love these curtains! Wanted a light color to still have the room bright but be able to sleep and long curtains to make the space look bigger.

Like that it’s a black out yet being light colored

I purchased these blackout curtains to help in my sunroom from a direct hit of the sunset, and they did a great job. And they also hung real nice and looked good too.

I got these curtains in the 50"(w) x 95"(L) style, so that my curtains could nearly touch the floor for that luxury/trendy look. They are completely blackout (so long as you get them around 6 inches past your windows on each side) and pair well with a dark or light colored rod. I chose an espresso color rod for these, that have squared crystals at the ends/finalis. I should also mention that if you are only using this and not with a sheer curtain behind, you'll be thrilled to know the back side of the panel is white - be careful as some blackout curtains are different colors, like navy or black, which, if you live in an HOA, they may have rules against what color your window treatments (the part that can be seen from outside of the window) can be. Another important thing to note, is that while this brand does have some blackout curtains that come with two panels, this one does not, so be sure to read the label when purchasing, as the color & packaging looks very similar to the styles that they carry that have two panels included. As far as price, I shopped a similar looking curtain panel at Ikea, along with their very mundane looking curtain rods and finials, and to get the same effect, I would have spent well over $600.00 there for my downstairs windows. Here, I spent maybe $160.00 to $200.00 max, and again, because the backside of these blackout curtains is white, I didn't need to get white curtain liners to hide that, in order to be compliant with HOA rules. I'm sure there are lots more options and around the same price point on Amazon, however, you have to wait for it to ship, you can't truly determine thickness, sheen, and overall look & feel just from photos alone, so you may end up wasting more time by buying online. Not to mention, some retailers do charge restocking or return shipping fees if you find you don't like the items once they arrive. With At Home, you can return in store up to 90 days, and if you have an email on file, they can look up the item you bought that you want to return, just from that, without needing the physical receipt. All in all, this store has some of the best prices, and if you need to return, one of the better return policies I have seen in recent years.

they worked out.