Anthropologie Pieced Stripe Cotton Blend Striped Blackout Curtains

Name: Striped Blackout Curtains – Pieced Stripe Design
Price: 48.32 USD
Availability: InStock

Give a plain window more personality with these pieced stripe cotton-blend curtains. Cotton, rayon, and linen create a naturally textured look, while appliqué details and zig-zag stitching make the pattern feel collected rather than printed on. A strong choice for bedrooms and relaxed living spaces

Material: Cotton Blend (Cotton, Rayon & Linen)
Light Control: Blackout Lined for Sunlight Reduction & Privacy
Pattern & Design: Woven Striped Panels with Pieced Fabric & Zig-Zag Stitching
Texture & Drape: Rich Woven Texture with Smooth, Elegant Fall
Top Style: Tunnel-Tab Construction for Easy Hanging
Room Suitability: Living Rooms, Bedrooms, Lounges & Study Areas

$48.32

Categories Cotton Blackout Curtains, Bedroom Curtains, Living Room Curtains

A window does not always need a plain panel to feel finished. The Pieced Stripe design brings a more collected, textile-driven look to the room through sections of striped fabric, visible zig-zag stitching, and appliqué detailing. Instead of reading like a simple printed curtain, the construction gives the pattern a handcrafted visual quality that works especially well when the rest of the room has solid upholstery, simple bedding, or natural wood furniture.

The cotton-blend composition combines 56% cotton with rayon and linen, giving the curtain a relaxed woven character. The tunnel-tab header keeps the installation straightforward, while the 50″ width and available 63″, 84″, 96″, and 108″ lengths give you several ways to work with standard U.S. window heights. The current manufacturer listing describes this style as light filtering and unlined, even though this product is presented as a blackout curtain on the current product page, so buyers should not assume total room darkening without confirming the exact panel construction being sold.

Each curtain is sold individually. For a fuller window treatment, measure your window width first and plan the number of panels around the fullness you want rather than buying by length alone.