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Grey Striped Linen Curtain

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Striped curtains usually commit to one stripe weight — thin pinstripes or wide bands — and the result either reads too busy from a distance or disappears up close. This grey striped linen curtain for living rooms runs two stripe scales side by side: thin grey stitched lines and wider grey color-block bands, so the pattern has built-in contrast between fine detail and broad rhythm. The linen-cotton blend gives the stripes a soft, matte finish rather than the slight sheen polyester can produce, which matters in a living room where window light hits the fabric at varying angles through the day. Up close the thin lines and wide bands read as two separate layers; from across the room, they merge into a textured grey surface with subtle depth.

In a living room, the grey striped pattern works behind seating areas and near media consoles where you want texture without competing with art or wall color. The grey base pairs naturally with oak coffee tables, charcoal throw pillows, and woven jute rugs — pieces that share the cool neutral tone. The farmhouse styling comes through in the linen-cotton blend's relaxed drape, which softens slightly with each wash rather than holding a stiff, pressed look.

Linen-cotton construction breathes more than pure polyester, making this curtain panel a fit for living rooms where windows get afternoon sun and the fabric needs to handle warmth without clinging. The blend supports machine washing and low-heat ironing, and the stripes hold their definition through regular care.

  • Material: 95% Linen, 5% Cotton
  • Shadow ability: 50%-85% blackout curtain
  • Hand wash recommended; gentle machine wash cold is OK
  • Lay flat to dry, avoid exposure to the sun
  • Sold as a single panel
  • Handmade in China

Key Features:

  • Dual stripe scales pair thin stitched lines with wide color-block bands for built-in pattern contrast
  • Linen-cotton blend produces a soft matte finish that handles angled window light without shiny glare
  • Relaxed drape softens slightly with each wash for a lived-in farmhouse feel rather than a stiff pressed look
  • Stripes hold definition through regular machine washing and low-heat ironing without fading or blurring

Curtain Hanging Style:

  • Rod Pocket (default)
  • Grommets
  • Hooks

Size

  • 59 × 63 in (150 × 160 cm)
  • 59 × 71 in (150 × 180 cm)
  • 59 × 78 in (150 × 200 cm)
  • 59 × 86 in (150 × 220 cm)
  • 59 × 94 in (150 × 240 cm)
  • 59 × 102 in (150 × 260 cm)

Personalized sizes: contact us.

Shipping Details

  • We offer free shipping to most parts of the world.
  • All orders with tracking numbers.
  • Delivery time in North America is 7-21 days.
  • Delivery time for Europe is 7-24 days.
    For other areas, please contact us for details.
  • Delivery delays due to unexpected package shipments cannot be ruled out.

Return Policy

  • Return window 30 days for unused items.
  • Excluding products made to measure.
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FAQs

How many curtain panels are included in one order?

Each listing includes one curtain panel. If you want a pair, please order two panels.

What curtain width should I choose for my window?

Choose panel widths so the total curtain width is at least 1.5x the rod width (2x for a fuller style). Each curtain is hand‑cut and made, so a 0.5-1 in (1-3 cm) size variation may occur. View curtain size guide

Curtain size guide showing width and length measurements

Should I choose 84-86 inch or 94-96 inch curtains?

84-86 in (214-220 cm) is common for standard ceilings. 94-96 in (240-244 cm) gives a taller, more elegant look in many living spaces.

How many curtain panels do I need for one window?

Most windows look best with 2 panels. Use total curtain width of 1.5x to 2x your rod width for a fuller look. View curtain size guide

Curtain size guide showing width and length measurements

What hanging style does this curtain use?

The default is a rod pocket. If you prefer grommets or hook tape, please leave a note at checkout.

Curtain hanging styles including rod pocket, grommets, and hook tape

Rod Pocket

Can go through the maximum 3.5 inches diameter rod.

Grommets

Grommets are 2 inches in diameter. Grommets may vary in material; color is random and cannot be specified.

Hooks

The hook tape band along the header is white. A 55 inch curtain panel uses approximately 7-8 hooks. (Due to shipping conditions, metal hooks are not included.)

What light-filtering level should I choose?

It depends on the balance of privacy and light you want. Choose the option that matches how bright you want the room to feel. See more details.

Curtain light-filtering level chart for sheer, semi-sheer, and blackout curtain

How do I choose the right curtain length?

Measure from the top of where the curtain hangs down to your desired end point: sill, apron, floor, or puddle.

Sill Length

Ends at the windowsill for a clean and practical look (often used in kitchens).

Apron Length

Ends 4-6 in (10-15 cm) below the sill for a casual style.

Floor Length

Ends just above the floor (about 0.5-1 in / 1-2.5 cm) for a tailored look.

Puddle Length

Extra 1-3 in (2.5-8 cm) on the floor for a soft, decorative finish.

How do I wash and care for these curtains?

Hand wash recommended; gentle machine wash cold is OK. Lay flat to dry, avoid exposure to the sun.

Do you offer custom curtain sizes, and can I return them?

Yes, we offer custom sizes beyond the listed options—message us with your window measurements for a quote. Custom items are made to your specifications and cannot be resold, so returns and exchanges are not accepted unless there is a quality issue.

Do the curtain color and size match the photos?

Colors can vary slightly by screen and dye lot; we cut panels from the same lot when possible. Dimensions may vary by 0.5 to 1.5 inches due to manual cutting, fabric stretch, and inch-to-centimeter conversion.