Vision Home Natural Pinch Pleated Full Blackout Curtains Linen Blended Room Darkening Window Curtains 63 inch for Living Room Bedroom Thermal Insulated Pinch Pleat Drapes with Hooks 2 Panel 40"Wx63"L

These really are great quality, came packaged very well, and were easy to hand with almost no steaming required. I ordered the natural color and when they arrived, I opened the package and felt like they might have a little too much brown for my home. But, after hanging them up I really loved them. Up close the brown flecks feel prominent but as you step back a bit the curtains truly become a very neutral color that is not too warm or too cool. There is a tiny bit of a color change depending on the lighting at different points in the day, but that is likely the case with all curtains.

These curtains are beautiful…opened and closed. Perfect weight, thickness, and darkening effect. The fabric is high quality. The color and the linen texture/pattern is exactly as I’d hoped for. I love the pinch pleats. No fuss getting them to fall out just right. Shout out to BlastHome for the gorgeous hardware…rod, French returns, and their exceptionally smooth gliding rings. Btw, I preferred the drape hooks included with their rings over the ones provided with these curtains, so I used those. They were a tad longer, allowing for better placement imo. Definitely not a deal breaker for these curtains, though. I’ll be back for more!

Buy them!! I have looked at tons and tons of curtain options. These are super nice for a great price! I originally bought the natural color and the white color to compare. I ended up going with the natural color and love them! They really elevate the space and make it feel like home. These blackout curtains are thick and nicely weighted. They block out light as well. I included photos with the lights on and off asthe fabric can look different in different lights. Overall great buy!

Stunning. Comes with hanging hardware. I got a pack of o rings to bring a cohesive look to all curtains as I do the refresh. I’m going to change the old hardware out to black and raise my panels but I wanted to be sure these were not going to be too dark or too much before we started drilling. I bought natural black out curtains for the two outside panels and one light filtering panel for the center. Love it. The o ring lets me pull everything off to the side for extra sunlight. Highly recommend. LIGHTNING FAST delivery. Worth every penny.

Excellent quality and fabric. Blackout. Well-made, gorgeous. I loved these drapes. They are heavy. Came very well-packaged, so no need to iron except the back liner, if you want. I considered the price reasonable since they are of great quality. The only reason I did not keep them is that I refuse to pay more than $60 for bedroom drapes when I like to change my decoration often. I would get them for my living room since I normally keep those for a few years. It comes with hooks but I didnt use them. My ceilings are 8 ft and I bought the 95” which were a little long for my taste since I dont like them to touch the floor much. Overall, I recommend them. I will honestly revise them later when I get tired of the ones in my living room . 😂

I debated over curtains for so long, but ultimately bought mostly Vision Home for my house. I live in AZ and needed something that will actually block the sun. I’m very happy with the look and quality.1) First picture is comparing the Natural Linen (left) color to the Sand (right). I really wish VH would make a color in between those two but I ultimately decided on the Natural Linen. There’s a dark green pillow case placed on the couch so I could see how the colors worked with that green.2) I chose the 60 in wide curtains. The 60in curtains are sold as single panel and the 40-in are sold as a set. I could have purchased 2 sets of 40in and stacked them on each side to make it cheaper, but I sucked it up and paid more for the single panels because I wanted a seamless look when the curtain were fully closed. The picture shows the 60 in curtains totally covering my window.3) The picture of the curtains in the room with the black paint shows the 40-in wide curtains for comparison. These don’t fully cover the window, so I returned for the 60. They are much more cost effective though, so if I had smaller windows I’d go with the 40in wide.4) If you’re comparing Vision Home to its competitor TwoDrapes (not to be confused with the pricey TwoPages), Two Drapes has more color options, but Vision Home is way more consistent with length and the back paneling goes down farther to meet the bottom hem. I used TwoDrapes in another room where I had more flexibility with length and needed a more beige color.5) The “Frequently returned item” label had me worried, but I quickly realized it’s not because of quality. I just thinking finding the right color curtain with your home lighting is hard, so people have to see it first. I ordered 6 single panel 60-in curtains. A couple of my orders came packaged really weird-like not in the normal wrapping and were clearly opened, so I just returned them. One was missing clips too. Annoying, but not enough for me to use a different vendor. I just swapped them out.6) All of these pics are without any ironing or steaming which I think is pretty good. I tried taking pictures at different times of day in hopes it would help other buyers figure out colors.

I am a fan of these linen look curtains. Read hundreds of reviews and finally decided to pull the trigger. We ended up needing several to go across a large section of windows and purchased the 108” length. They do a good job of blocking out the light when needed and elevated the space as a whole. The negatives being that my original order included two sets that had obviously been opened all ready and therefore the pleating wasn’t as great as it should be because the repackage did not take the time to out them back appropriately. I decided to just remedy that with an iron instead of exchanging. I took off a star for that because it was a huge pain to deal with.Wanted to add that we got the 40 inch wide panels and we have them hanging in pairs of twos along a long wall. I did a sort of loose whip stitch up the back of two panels, making it more like one large panel, leading to better movement as a whole. The pictures include open, closed, and stitching up the back that I did. Would recommend if your style aligns with the pinch pleat variety.