Vision Home Natural Pinch Pleated Semi Sheer Curtains Textured Linen Blended Light Filtering Window Curtains 84 inch for Living Room Bedroom Pinch Pleat Drapes with Hooks 2 Panels 42″ Wx84 L

Nicely Made, Great Value
I owned a drapery company at one time so am just teeny tiny bit familiar with drapes. These are very nicely made from a good enough fabric, and if you’re willing to put in the effort to install them right they’ll look fantastic. Here are few tips:1. You’ll need to iron out some of the wrinkles. Because the fabric is a synthetic blend making it virtually impossible to avoid wrinkles in the shipping. Lay the drape on a bed and lightly pass over using a steam iron (lowest temp that makes steam) and DON’T linger to avoid damaging the fabric. Iron out only the horizontal wrinkles. The vertical ones will help the drape fall correctly when installed. You can iron between the pleats too, and press pleats if they’re not laying flat.2. DON’T USE THE BACK TABS. These make the top pleats look awful IMHO. These look best when hung using the included pins on rings or something similar.3. When installing on the rod, take the return edge (at end of drapery rods) and hook them on a tiny L-bracket on the wall. This makes a more finished look and is how professionally installed drapes are finished. This might be a matter of personal preference though, so do as you wish.4. Once hung on the rod, space all the pleats/rings evenly at the top of the drape. Set the width of the stack back roughly half the width of the panel for a nice look (TBD your individual needs). Once the ring/pleat spacing is complete, gather the fabric at the bottom of the drape along the vertical fold lines. Basically, you’re folding the fabric back and forth to correspond with the pleats at the top.. Work your hands up that fold stack about half way along the length. Repeatedly run you hands down and press the fold stack. This tames the bottom of the drape so that the folds correspond nicely to the pleats at the top and results in a professional looking drape. Congratulations, you’ve just “dressed” a drape.

High End Blue Fog (aka Grey Mist) Curtains
I just built a new house and needed many curtains, but I didn’t want to spend a small fortune. After a lot of research, I ordered these in Blue Fog (aka Grey Mist) curtains (102″). They are high quality and gorgeous! The color is a sophisticated, muted light blue with a neutral grey undertone. They are 90% polyester, but you’d swear they are linen by the way they look and feel. A 20-minute fluff in my dryer on the “wrinkle away” setting was all it needed to remove any creases. They drape nicely with the weights in the bottom hem and have several ways to hang (hooks included, back tab, and pocket). I am pleased with the pleated look. I’m kicking myself for not ordering these for my primary bedroom, but I will definitely be ordering more in other colors for all the rest of my rooms. I hung them from these warm gold rods also from amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B06WWP6W3F?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title&th=1. It is a stunning combination, but I think they would look good with any color rod. I highly recommend both products!

Look classy and rich and work perfect!
These are classy and perfect! These are light filtering but I have the black out ones as well! These are in my living room and office and 4 bedrooms have black out- highly recommend!

They are beautiful

I bought two pairs of the 60″ Wx90 L in Natural. They’re great value for money. They give a really nice soft relaxing feel, but the pinch pleats still make them look smart. They arrived folded in a zip bag, but I didn’t actually feel that they needed ironing anyway. I would definitely recommend!