Dainty Home Chic Home Artistic Printed Lurex Foil Heavy Weave Thermal Black Noise Reducing Blackout Window Panel Pair_ 38 inch x 84 inch Each 76 inch x 84 inch Total

Transform your home décor with total light blocking, noise reducing and energy efficient window draperies by Dainty Home. Chic Home Artistic light blocking curtain panel pairs offer a sophisticated, heavy-weight woven thermal construction to compliment any existing colors in your home. These luscious window curtain draperies are woven to perfection - incorporating blackout yarns in the process. Each panel has a matching solid color reverse. Curtain panel face and reverse have a super soft hand and sheen for added style and decorative flair. Printed lurex foil is printed on the surface of the fabric, bringing the curtain to life especially when you shine light on it. Blackout curtains may have a light reducing layer applied to the back of the curtain, a thermal yarn woven into the face fabric, or a separate layer that hangs behind the face fabric as a blackout liner - all of these solutions can work to help reduce light, noise and improve the temperature in your space. The Chic Home Artistic light blocking drapery collection by Dainty Home provides the most light blocking properties of them all - which is why we call them Blackout. You’ve probably encountered blackout curtains or drapes while sleeping in a hotel room. These specialty window coverings are made from rich fabrics (such as polyester and woven with insulating yarns) and are sometimes reinforced with extra lining to block out external light. Typically long, wide, and hefty, blackout drapes offer full coverage around the windowpane as well as the window itself - to truly block out all intrusive light. Dainty Home Artistic energy saving curtains have excellent light-blocking performance to support a quality sleep experience at any time of the day. It's hard to take a rest during the day when the sun is streaming brightly through a bedroom window. Chic Home blackout curtains solve this problem easily since they encourage the best possible sleep and offer the most comfortable setting for day sleepers and those who have trouble falling asleep, by automatically darkening and lowering intrusive noise levels. The National Sleep Foundation indicates that studies show that light is one of the most important factors that controls your biological clock, therefore sleeping in a dark room will help you get a better night's sleep. The NSF states that "when it comes to bedroom décor, window treatments may be what