Curtains

Linen and Cotton Curtains for Living Room, Bedroom, and Kitchen

Shop curtains by room, length, material, and style, including linen, cotton, floral, sheer, plaid, striped, and embroidered designs. Find custom-ready sizes for privacy, soft light filtering, and everyday window styling.

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Living Room Bedroom Kitchen 84/86 Inch Curtains 94/96 Inch Curtains

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Linen Cotton Lace Floral Farmhouse Embroidery Striped Plaid Sheer

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Curtains buying guide

Natural Fabrics for Every Window

This collection covers linen, cotton, and blended curtains in sheer and light-filtering finishes, with lengths from 63 to 118 inches. All panels are sold individually.

Lengths for Every Ceiling

63 inches suits sill-height windows, 84/86 fits 8-foot ceilings, 94/96 fits 9-foot, and 108 or 118 works for 10-foot ceilings and up.

Sheer to Light-Filtering

Sheer panels bring in the most daylight, light-filtering weaves cut glare and add daytime privacy, and heavier weaves dim a room noticeably.

Choose Curtains by Room, Light, and Length

By Room

Living rooms suit medium-weight panels that frame the window. Bedrooms need more privacy, so pick heavier weaves or layer sheers with thicker panels. Kitchens and bathrooms work well with cafe curtains in 18, 24, or 36 inch lengths.

By Light and Privacy

Sheer curtains maximize daylight. Light-filtering panels soften glare and give daytime privacy. Heavier weaves dim a room for better sleep, and layering a sheer behind a thicker panel adds privacy at night without losing the daytime look.

By Length and Fullness

For 8-foot ceilings choose 84/86 inch panels, for 9-foot 94/96, for 10-foot 108 or 118. Panels run 51 to 59 inches wide and are sold individually, so wide windows usually need two panels for proper fullness.

By Style

Farmhouse leans on linen neutrals, French styles use soft colors and gentle detail, and boho mixes patterns freely. Florals add softness, stripes add structure, and plaids bring country warmth.

FAQ

What curtain styles are available?

Our collection includes sheer curtains, light-filtering panels, linen and linen-blend weaves, embroidered designs, and printed styles. You will also find solid panels and decorative statement pieces that fit farmhouse, french, and transitional interiors.

Which rooms are curtains best for?

Curtains work well in living rooms, bedrooms, dining rooms, and home offices. In bedrooms, choose heavier weaves to reduce incoming light, or layer sheer and thicker panels for day-to-night privacy. In shared spaces, sheer or light-filtering styles keep daylight while softening the view.

Sheer vs light-filtering curtains: what's the difference?

Choose sheer curtains for maximum daylight and an airy, open feel. Choose light-filtering curtains for more privacy and reduced glare while still letting natural light through. For stronger privacy at night, layer either option with heavier curtain panels.

Can I mix different curtain panels in one room?

Yes. Mixing panels adds depth and function — for example, pairing sheers with heavier drapes. Keep one consistent element, such as color family, fabric texture, or heading style, so the room feels cohesive across multiple windows.

How do I match curtain color with my room?

For a calm, seamless look, choose curtains close to your wall color. For contrast, pick a shade two to three steps darker or lighter than your main furniture. Warm rooms pair well with beige, cream, and taupe; cool rooms suit grey, blue, and crisp neutrals.

How much light do your curtains block?

Our curtains are unlined and range from sheer to light-filtering. Sheer panels let in the most daylight, while light-filtering and heavier weaves reduce glare and dim a room noticeably. No curtain in this collection makes a room fully dark. For strong night-time privacy, layer a sheer panel with a thicker one so you keep soft daylight during the day and coverage after dark.

Do curtain panels come in pairs?

No. Each listing includes one curtain panel, so you can order exactly the number your window needs. For a balanced look on a standard window, order two panels. If your curtain rod is especially wide, two panels also give you the fullness needed for soft, even folds.

What fabrics are available?

Fabrics include polyester blends, linen and linen-blend weaves, cotton blends, lace-style textures, and embroidered materials. Each fabric offers different drape, light control, and care needs, so check individual product details for weight, opacity, and finish.

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