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My bedroom faced east and every morning at 5:47am I was wide awake thanks to the sun. These panels killed that problem and guests keep asking if I hired a decorator.






















Stayed at a boutique hotel in Portland and couldn't stop touching the curtains. Spent the next two weeks finding velvet panels that gave me that same vibe at home without the $400 per panel price tag.






















My living room has two 84-inch windows that face the street. Every curtain I tried either looked like a bedsheet or left a gap at the top. These actually cover wide windows without looking ridiculous.




















Solid colors are fine, but sometimes you want pattern without sacrificing the darkness. These are for anyone who's been told ‘blackout curtains only come in boring colors’ and refused to accept that.






















Got my first winter electric bill in this house and nearly fell off my chair. Started looking into thermal curtains and was shocked at the difference they made. These ones actually insulate.






















Finding white curtains that block light felt impossible. Everything labeled ‘white blackout’ was really ‘slightly dimming ivory.’ These are the ones that actually deliver darkness in a light color.






















Every kids' blackout curtain was covered in cartoon characters or neon colors. Wanted something that blocks light for bedtime but doesn't make the room look like a daycare center.






















Realized half the reason my curtains looked cheap was the rod, not the fabric. Upgraded the hardware and suddenly the same panels looked like they belonged in a design magazine.






















Light leaking around the edges drove me crazy. Curtains not staying closed in the middle. Fabric bunching weird. These small accessories fixed every annoying curtain problem I didn't know had a solution.


















