Most people shop for blackout curtains the wrong way around. They spend an evening comparing fabrics, then hang the panels they buy on a rod that's too short and a rod height that's too low — and wake up to a stripe of daylight over the window anyway. The fabric was never the problem. Start with the room, not the fabric The right level of light blocking depends entirely on what the room is for. Buying 100% blackout for a living room makes it feel like a cave at breakfast;...
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Nine times out of ten, curtains look wrong for one reason: the measurements. Not the fabric, not the price tag. A modest panel hung at the right height and width...
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