Anthropologie Judarn Printed Cotton Blackout Curtains
Give a bedroom or living room a more collected look without giving up light control. The Judarn curtain combines a distinctive printed cotton face with a lined construction designed to block light and soften the feel of the window
- Material: 100% organic cotton
- Construction: Lined
- Light control: Light blocking
- Panel width: 50 inches
- Available lengths: 63, 84, 96, and 108 inches
- Sold: Individually
- Care: Spot clean recommended; machine wash if necessary
- Style: Judarn printed design
- Suitable for: Bedrooms and living rooms
- Imported
- Current listed price: $118 to $148, depending on size
Original price was: $148.00.$118.00Current price is: $118.00.
A patterned window can change the personality of a room faster than almost any other single textile. The Judarn Printed Cotton Blackout Curtain is for the homeowner who wants the window to feel intentionally designed rather than simply covered. Its printed organic cotton face brings visual character to the room, while the lined construction gives the panel the practical light-blocking function you expect from a blackout curtain.
The 100% organic cotton construction gives this design a natural textile presence, while the lining adds structure behind the printed face. It is available in four lengths, from 63 to 108 inches, with each panel measuring 50 inches wide. Because the curtain is sold individually, check your window width and decide whether you need one panel for a narrower opening or two panels for a fuller treatment.
For the cleanest finished look, choose a length that lets the curtain hang close to the floor without creating an accidental puddle. The longer 96- and 108-inch options are especially useful when you want to mount the rod higher and create a more substantial floor-to-ceiling effect.
I wanted something with a little more character than plain blackout curtains. Judarn did the job. The 84-inch panel fit my window well, and the lining makes a noticeable difference when the afternoon sun hits the room.
The cotton has a much more substantial look than the thin curtains I replaced. I bought two panels for our living room windows and the pattern became one of the first things you notice when you walk in. They did arrive with fold lines, but hanging them helped them relax
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Style Guide
Use the print as the room’s visual anchor
Judarn has enough pattern to act as a design element, so I would avoid putting it against another large-scale print. In a bedroom, let the curtain do the visual work and keep the bedding quieter. Cream, warm white, muted beige, or soft earthy tones make an easy supporting palette.
For hardware, aged brass, antique brass, or a simple dark metal rod can work well depending on the rest of the room. I would avoid an overly ornate rod unless the room already has traditional detailing. The curtain itself has enough personality.
For a bedroom
If you’re using the Judarn panels around a bed, hang the rod several inches above the window frame rather than directly on top of it. This gives the wall a taller appearance and lets the printed fabric read as one larger vertical element.
The light-blocking construction makes the curtain useful when you want a darker sleeping environment, while the printed cotton exterior keeps the window from looking overly utilitarian during the day.
For a living room
In an open-concept living room, use Judarn to visually define the window zone without adding another piece of furniture. It works particularly well when the rest of the room uses solid upholstery, natural wood, woven textures, or understated rugs.
During daylight, the print will read as part of the room’s overall pattern story. In the evening, warm lamp light can make the cotton pattern feel softer and more layered. If your sofa or rug already has a strong pattern, pull one quieter color from those pieces rather than introducing another competing print.
Getting the length right
For a polished U.S. residential look, I generally prefer the curtain to finish just above the floor or barely kiss it. Measure from the actual rod position to the floor rather than measuring only from the top of the window.
The 108-inch length can also be useful in rooms with taller ceilings where a shorter panel would make the window treatment look undersized.
Product Aftercare
Because this is 100% organic cotton and lined, treat the panel more carefully than you would a basic synthetic curtain. Anthropologie recommends spot cleaning and says the curtain can be machine washed if necessary. Follow the product’s care label for the specific washing cycle and drying instructions.
For everyday maintenance, start with gentle dust removal rather than washing the entire panel. If you get a small mark, spot-clean that area first instead of laundering the full curtain.
One practical trick with cotton curtains: don’t put the panel away immediately after washing while it is still heavily creased. If the care label permits, remove it promptly from the dryer or washing process and hang it while slightly damp so gravity can help relax the fabric. Avoid aggressive heat unless the care label specifically allows it.
FAQs
Would Judarn work in a bedroom?
Yes. Its light-blocking construction makes it suitable for a bedroom, while the printed cotton exterior gives the window more decorative presence than a plain blackout panel.
Can these curtains be machine washed?
Anthropologie recommends spot cleaning, with machine washing if necessary. Always follow the care label before laundering the complete panel.
What is the curtain made from?
The face fabric is 100% organic cotton. The curtain is also lined.
Are these true blackout curtains?
Anthropologie describes the style as light blocking and lined. It is designed to reduce incoming light, but the final amount of light in a room will also depend on the window, installation, gaps around the panel, and how much coverage you use.
What sizes are available?
The curtain is available in 63, 84, 96, and 108 inches long, and each panel is 50 inches wide.
Beautiful print and the organic cotton feels like an actual home textile rather than a basic blackout panel. Just remember these are sold one at a time. I almost ordered one thinking it was a pair