Curtainworks Kendall Color Block Grommet Curtain Panel, 108 inch, Cream/Black

I love the navy blue Cameron curtains. They are perfect for my bedroom. At first, when I opened the package, I was a little unsure of the material. It felt as if it wouldn't hang right, but after I hung them up on the curtain rod, they were great. I was used to the Kendall 95" curtains that are made of material that is soft, flowing and lined. Cameron curtains are not lined. And they felt a little less than 'flowing'-not sure how to explain this--not stiff like cardboard by any means, but not real soft. However, when they are hanging, they are great. They touch the floor and drape or 'puddle' on the floor and look elegant and expensive. I liked them so much that I am going to end up ordering a total of 8 panels for both the bedroom and dining room. Yes, they are elegant enough to hang in a dining room. I don't know what I was so concerned about. I would recommend them. They do block a lot of light, if that is a concern for you. Not all light is blocked, but enough that I could sleep in that bedroom in the middle of the day and be fine with these curtains. The material is polyester. They are washable, And the navy that I ordered is a true, dark navy. The walls in my bedroom are a light blue and I have a navy blue, white and rose colored rug in the room and the curtains match perfectly. In the dining room I have wall paper on one wall that has blue-green, light brown and off white in it and the other 3 walls are a very light yellow--almost white. The curtains blend with all of those colors just fine. My walls are about 88" high and I have the 95' length. The curtains puddle on the floor, as I said, enough that they come off looking elegant. My windows are 48" wide and I purchased 4 panel for each window. I tried using just 2 panels for each window, but the curtains met in the middle with no extra material. I didn't like that, so I added the 2 extra panels to each window so they would hang and not look like I had just enough material to cover the window. Hope this helps anyone who is considering ordering these.

I've slowly been redecorating parts of our house and I really, really needed to get some new curtains. A number of people have this style of curtains and I wanted them too but I also didn't want to pay an arm and a leg for them. I found these during a search and I was impressed by the color selection and they were just what I wanted. Initially, we ordered two of these to see how we liked them and then we ended up ordering four more! These curtains are modern, stylish, and nicely priced! You will want to measure your windows to make sure you get the correct size. All six of the curtains we ordered are the 84 inch ones and they hang just above the floor. The packaging instructions say, "For proper fullness, fabric should measure 2 to 3 times the width of your window frame (not width of window)." These curtains are made of 100% polyester. They are machine washable in cold water and tumble dry low. Iron on lowest setting as needed. These curtains are made in China. Initially, we purchased two of the ivory/tan curtains (please note, these curtains are sold one per package so you will need at least two curtains for most windows, maybe even more). We loved them so we ordered two of the butter/medium grey and two of the white/dark grey. They look amazing and work so well in our house! Our house tends to look dark anyway so I didn't want to get dark curtains, at least for the top part. These colors work well because if we close them to keep the sun out of our eyes or for privacy, we still get some light. I love the loops at the top and the whole ensemble looks more expensive than what we actually paid. Since we have four-and-a-half year old twins, I am not inclined to spend a lot of money on certain home furnishings and these are great, whether you want something inexpensive or not. We bought the Kenney Beckett Window Curtain Rod to go with the curtains and they seem to work nicely. As you can see, the curtains are still wrinkly after having them all for over a month. I'm going to have to take them down and dry them to get the wrinkles out. I would suggest washing and/or drying or ironing the curtains beforehand. I was hoping the wrinkles would soften over time but they haven't. That's my mistake so I will just have to take them down and put them back up. Overall, I am very happy with these purchases! We loved them so much we bought six total and they look great. Make sure you measure your windows first and purchase at least two curtains per window. For two of our windows, I think we should probably have three curtains but the way we have it set up is working fine for now. If you want some stylish yet inexpensive curtains, these are a great option and I highly recommend them!

good quality look good

Bought for my guest bedroom. Thinner than expected so I ordered 3 more panels. Does keep light and heat out. That’s total of 6 panels for 36x84 window. Very easy to install. They came very wrinkled so I’ll have to steam them. They look classy with my black and white floral bedspread.

I love these for my morning room. I went with the 95" length for a more dramatic look and they are the perfect mix of classy and casual with my farmhouse table. They are lightweight but don't look cheap. They have a white backer panel and do let sunlight in. The ivory is a true ivory/cream color and the tan is more of a camel color than beige. Learn from my mistake- they come with wrinkles/fold marks from the packaging and I thought I would steam them in the dryer- DO NOT steam them in the dryer. It certainly didn't ruin the panels but it almost embedded finer winkle marks into the curtains and then it took me 10 times longer with an iron to get those wrinkles out. Fortunately I only put 2 panels in the dryer (I purchased 6) so I realized with the other 4, that if you steam them while they hang or steam them with an iron (don't press with the iron, lift the panel a bit on the ironing board and just let the steam go through the panel with out pressing) the wrinkles literally just fall out completely and they come out perfectly. Once I hand steamed them, it only took a few minutes per panel and I couldn't be happier with them.

Was surprised how good these actually look at a reasonable price. They are somewhere between a very light material and heavy material that blocks out all light, so medium weight material. Good value for price, curtains look much more expensive than what we paid for them. Just wish you sold them in 100x84 or other sizes.

Functionality, weight, quality for money and good looking

I cannot believe these are $20 -- they look so elegant. I bought the cream and black 95" long. I have roller shades behind them, but when the roller shades are up, the filtered light is quite beautiful. I can see the shadows of the window pane sections, but I cannot see the trees outside -- it's more of a glow light and not sheer at all. During a sunny day, I raise the roller shades and keep the curtains closed to produce perfect light so you don't have to turn on the light to see into the room. I love that these are lined because I didn't want sheer or semi-sheer. I almost took off a star because of the stitching on the black part of the panel. The stitching is cream color thread like the top cream section and while ironing the folds out, I was completely turned off by that. However! Now I like it because from a distance it gives the hem at the bottom depth and you don't really notice the light color thread. I did not expect these to look so elegant. I'm looking for other colors to put some in my dining room.