Better Homes & Gardens Linen Blend Light Filtering Rod Pocket Kitchen Curtain Tiers and Valance, Set of 3, Soft Silver, 60 W x 36 L

I think you can get something identical but cheaper at Marshall’s for a pair because these are single curtain panels, but they are nice. I just think they are overpriced.

Amazing black out curtains! 100% blackout. I bought 2 in store and ordered 2 more but they were semi blackout so had to return. It’s very very confusing so be careful. They look so similar and then we had trouble returning because the lady only wanted to refund us for 1 %26 I had to explain to her - no I had to buy 2 separate individual ones. They don’t come in a 2 pack.

When I first ordered the Better Home %26 Garden linen shear drapes, I hoped they’d bring a little warmth and character to my cigar lounge and wow, they delivered. Hanging them over my stark white shutters instantly transformed the space. The light now filters through with a soft Smokey glow, giving the room that deep vintage vibe I’ve been chasing. The texture is what really sets these sheers apart. They have that linen depth that pairs beautifully with the warm, deep golden/brown tones of my chairs—it’s like they were made for each other. Together, the whole room feels curated, cozy, and timeless without being stuffy. These drapes don’t just hang around—they elevate the space. They give the lounge a sophisticated warmth that feels intentional, not accidental. You could say they really “pulled the room together” (pun very much intended). If you’re looking for drapes that are more than just window dressing—ones that create atmosphere, complement textures, and add a bit of soul to your space—these sheers are a smoking hot choice. (Sadly I’m getting an error to upload photos)

I absolutely love these curtains. I purchased the kitchen size with the valance in store and when i hung them up I thought they were beautiful. So, I looked on the Walmart app to see if they had size 84 and they did. I was so excited I bought them for my dining room and living room. The material is nice and thick, yet lets light shine in which I love. They look like high quality curtains and even after a wash they stayed in perfect condition.

I bought these to separate my living room from my bedroom nook in my studio apartment. The width of my opening is 105 inches, and four panels cover it nicely. I got the tall version, and they go from ceiling to floor, which looks great. I washed them on delicate and dried on low heat—when I took them out, there were no wrinkles. It looks like there might be some pilling, but I’m not sure if that’s normal for this product; either way, it still looks fine.

10/10 would recommend to anyone. They let just the right amount of light come in but it isn't too overwhelming as sheer. I have mine over sliding glass doors so that just goes to show you how bright it COULD be. The curtains seem to be made out of good quality fabric. I love the color and they upgraded my dining room 100%. I have not washed them yet so I cannot account for that. I would buy again and again absolutely!

This is a very light, icy blue. It really leans towards gray, against my beige walls and rust sofa. online images make it much more saturated. They feature flecks or threads of natural linen color mixed into the blue. I like their look, wish the color was more blue like a chambray, otherwise I’d keep them. Would be great in a coastal blue themed room or one that uses a very soft blue. Picture against white paper and my walnut table in natural light. Mixed warm and natural light picture against beige walls and chocolate brown chair.

Okay, it's my fault for not reading the material specifications more closely. I read "linen blend" and made the mistake of assuming the blend was all plant fiber but it's 90% polyester. So I am hoping they'll last well, but it's to be determined. HOWEVER, the look is great, and I don't have to wear them. They look like linen and the color is really lovely. I just don't think they're worth $18 a panel when they're mostly polyester.

The drapes are nice for the money but they are not very efficient for black out . It's good to know , the way they are shown hanging in the picture are due to tabs that are sewn atop of the rod pocket . You can also use the pocket if that is how you like them but , using that method doesn't obtain the look that is in the photo . It takes a bit of fussing and I advise to put in close dryer or find a method to remove wrinkles first . I don't think all the wrinkles are going to fall out just by hanging them . We will see ! I failed to do that part!!

I had purchased some previously when they had the thermal silver lining rather than the stiff blackout lining. I wish I had gotten more then. I really dislike how these hang. The backing is very stiff and still wrinkled weeks later.