Blackout Curtain

Modify Your Interior with Blockout Curtain

Enjoy full privacy when you want it and a good night’s sleep when you need it. Blockout curtains are also great for insulation.

Ultimate privacy With their ability to block light, muffle noise, and give a room a sense of sophistication and luxury, blockout curtains are the go-to solution for areas where you need your privacy. The secret? The fabric is coated with an acrylic compound that completely prevents light from passing through. The texture and look of the fabric, however, remains thick and luxurious.Because of this, blockout curtains are a hit with bedrooms and heavily frequented living spaces. They’ll also do great for your baby’s nursery or kid’s room, studios and media rooms. Plus, if you’re a night-shift worker, trust us these curtains will be your saving grace.

Why do you need a Blockout Curtain

• Absorb outside noises. Blackout curtains can have a “muffling effect” that softens the noise from outside, according to Pamela O’Brien, principal interior designer at Pamela Hope Designs.
• Insulate the room from drafts or heat. Because there’s a thick liner attached to blackout drapery, O’Brien said they can help keep your room a little warmer by limiting the cold air seeping through the window (it’s even more effective if you choose a thermal curtain). And by blocking direct sunlight, they can also make the room a little cooler during the warmer months.
• Protect furniture and decor from fading. Ultraviolet rays from the sun can cause interior surfaces like furniture, fabrics and carpeting to fade or become damaged. By blocking sunlight, blackout curtains create a decent barrier between the sun and your furnishing, said Jennifer Hunter, interior designer and owner of Jennifer Hunter Design.