Blackout curtains are thoughtfully designed to block light. Most of the fabric can be made of blackout curtains. Heavier fabric like velvet and polyester can block up to 90%-100%. Our optional liners ensure they are one of the most effective and best blackout curtains.
Opt for blackout curtains for your bedroom or other home spaces, protect your privacy, and drift you off to dreamland. Also, they help save energy bills and protect upholstery from sun damage and fading.
Multiple colors savor, and white blackout curtains create an even more polished look.
FAQ
Is it better to sleep with blackout curtains?
Yes, absolutely better! Blackout curtains for the bedroom can improve your sleep by blocking unwanted light.
We take pride in our careful craftsmanship and thoughtful triple-weave fabric. The seamless lining adds layers to the blackout curtains, allowing them to darken the room, and making them one of the best blackout curtains, creating an oasis for rest and sleep.
Do blackout curtains block 100% of light without lining?
This depends. Blackout curtains are designed to block most external light, with the exact percentage of light blocked generally varying between 85% and 100%. Only product titles including 100% blackout like Gary, Urban, and Todd can be 100% blocking without lining.
Do blackout curtains make room hotter or cooler?
Yes, indeed! Blackout curtains are an energy bill saver compared to air conditioning and other energy systems.
In terms of energy efficiency, blackout curtains are always an evergreen choice in both summer and winter. In summer, they block out glare and heat. If you open the windows, your room can get even cooler. While during winter, the blackout curtains also act as a guardian to keep the heat from escaping through your windows.
How to customize the perfect fit blackout curtains?
Please follow these steps to get custom-size blackout curtains at Curtarra:
1. Select Header Style: Choose from several header styles based on your preference - grommet for a contemporary look, rod pocket for a clean and tailored appearance, pinch pleat-double, or triple for a formal and elegant style.
2. Rod Installation: Confirm whether you already have a curtain rod. If you do, provide the rod length and the window width you want to cover. If not, specify your desired width and length of the organic blackout curtain.
3. Panel Configuration: Decide if you want a single or split panel for your blackout curtains.
4. Confirm the Finished Fullness or Length: Choose the type of your finished curtain, whether you prefer it 1.5x fullness or 2.5x fullness, slightly above the floor or touching the floor.
5. Hanging Location: Specify where you want the curtain to be hung, such as the living room or bedroom, ensuring a perfect fit for your space.
After that, you can place the order, and we'll provide the perfect blackout curtain that best fits your needs as soon as possible.
What material should I use for textured blackout curtains?
For textured blackout curtains, consider heavy and opaque materials that can effectively block light while adding depth and dimension to your space. Fabrics like faux silk or velvet work well, as they not only provide light control but also offer a luxurious texture. Linen and cotton can add a more relaxed texture while still maintaining blackout properties. Moreover, polyester is effective in blocking light and is durable too.
