Window treatments for light control

Blackout Curtains Directory

Browse 850 live products from 224 brands to find the right light-blocking solution for your home.

Blackout curtains
Method

How we organize this catalog

We categorize curtains based on light-blocking percentage, fabric weight, and mounting hardware.

Light blocking

We distinguish between room darkening and 100% total blackout curtains with specialized liners.

Dimensions

Listings are grouped by standard lengths including 63 in, 84 in, and 96 in panels.

Header types

Options include grommet top, rod pocket, back tab, and pinch pleated styles for various rods.

Editor’s picks

Featured curtain styles

These selections represent the most common configurations for bedrooms and living rooms.

Brand list

Browse all 224 brands

Access the full list of 850 live products organized by material and function.

Choosing the right blackout curtains
Buying guide

Choosing the right blackout curtains

Measure the window

Select lengths like 63 in for sills or 84 in for floor-length coverage.

Choose a header

Use grommet tops for easy sliding or rod pockets for a traditional gathered look.

Select fabric

Pick thermal insulated options for energy efficiency or velvet for noise reduction.

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Questions

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between room darkening and 100% blackout?

Total blackout curtains use specialized liners to block all light, while room darkening panels only reduce it.

Do these curtains help with temperature control?

Yes, thermal insulated blackout curtains block summer heat and retain winter warmth to save energy.

Which curtains are best for reducing outside noise?

Heavyweight materials like velvet and thick linen help dampen external sounds for a quieter room.

How do I hang back tab curtains?

Slide the curtain rod through the hidden loops on the back of the panel for clean, uniform folds.