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The Best Blackout Curtains (2027)
The best blackout curtains for 2027, from linen-look pairs and formal velvet to wide patio panels and a no-drill option, ranked on darkness, fit and daily use.
The short answer
For most bedrooms, buy the MIULEE linen textured pair: a standard 52 by 84 size, a soft drape and a lined construction that darkens a room properly. For a patio door, the NICETOWN extra-wide panel is the only honest single-panel answer, since standard pairs leave a seam of light where they meet. For a formal room, HPD velvet is the heavy, lined drape. For a rented room with no drilling allowed, the RYB HOME self-adhesive panel is the practical fix. Measure width first, because a dark panel that is too narrow is not a blackout curtain at all.
Our top picks at a glance
- MIULEE Linen Textured Blackout CurtainsThe linen-look pair that darkens a standard bedroom without looking like a utility panel.Best overall
- NICETOWN Blackout Curtain for Sliding DoorsOne extra-wide panel for patio doors, where standard pairs leave a seam of light in the middle.Best for patio doors
- Deconovo Solid Blackout Grommet CurtainsA long-running grommet pair in a shorter drop, for windows that end at the sill.Best sill-length value
- BGment Double Layer Blackout CurtainsWhite on the face, dark behind it: the double layer answer for bright rooms that must stay pale.Best white blackout
- HPD Half Price Drapes Signature Velvet CurtainThe formal velvet drape: heavy, lined and made to be the room's main feature.Best premium drape
The picks, ranked
| # | Product | Award | Panel size | Panels | Header | Material | Care |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | MIULEE Linen Textured Blackout Curtains | Best overall | 52 in wide x 84 in long, per listing | 2 panels | Grommet, 8 per panel, 1.6 in inner diameter | Polyester, faux linen face, per listing | Machine washable, per listing |
| 2 | NICETOWN Blackout Curtain for Sliding Doors | Best for patio doors | 100 in wide x 84 in long, per listing | 1 panel | Grommet | Triple-weave polyester, per listing | - |
| 3 | Deconovo Solid Blackout Grommet Curtains | Best sill-length value | 52 in wide x 63 in long, per listing | 2 panels | Grommet | Polyester, per listing | - |
| 4 | BGment Double Layer Blackout Curtains | Best white blackout | 42 in wide x 63 in long, per listing | 2 panels | Grommet | - | - |
| 5 | HPD Half Price Drapes Signature Velvet Curtain | Best premium drape | 50 in wide x 96 in long, per listing | 1 panel | Rod pocket | Velvet face with blackout lining, per listing | - |
| 6 | Eclipse Fresno Modern Blackout Thermal Curtain | Best single panel | 52 in wide x 63 in long, per listing | 1 panel | Rod pocket | Polyester, thermal construction, per listing | - |
| 7 | Sun Zero Easton Energy Saving Blackout Curtain Panel | Best for small windows | 40 in wide x 63 in long, per listing | 1 panel | Grommet | Polyester, per listing | - |
| 8 | Amazon Basics Room Darkening Curtains, Grommet | Best simple budget pair | 52 in wide x 84 in long, per listing | 2 panels | Grommet | Polyester, per listing | - |
| 9 | LEMOMO Blackout Curtains, Natural | Best warm neutral | 52 in wide x 84 in long, per listing | 2 panels | Grommet | Polyester, per listing | - |
| 10 | Joydeco Nature Linen Blackout Curtains | Best tailored linen look | 52 in wide x 84 in long, per listing | 2 panels | Rod pocket and back tab | Polyester with linen texture, per listing | - |
| 11 | Estelar Textiler Ombre Blackout Curtains | Best patterned | 52 in wide x 84 in long, per listing | 2 panels | Grommet, 8 per panel, 1.6 in inner diameter, per listing | Triple-weave polyester, per listing | - |
| 12 | RYB HOME Self Adhesive Portable Blackout Curtain | Best no-drill option | 35 in wide x 48 in long, per listing | 1 panel | - | Polyester, per listing | - |
Best overall
MIULEE Linen Textured Blackout Curtains
The linen-look pair that darkens a standard bedroom without looking like a utility panel.
Strengths
- Faux linen face gives a textured, matte look that suits bedrooms better than flat polyester
- Lined construction is built for full darkness rather than a light grey dimming effect
- Two 52 inch panels span a standard window with enough fullness to close without a gap
- Eight grommets per panel at a standard 1.6 inch inner diameter slide easily on most rods
Limitations
- Cream and pale colours show dust and marks sooner than the dark colours in this guide
- The linen texture needs a shake and a steam or low iron after washing to sit flat again
- Pair-only sizing means a very narrow window buys fabric it does not need
What owners report
Most praised
- The cream colour reads warm in a bedroom rather than stark white under daylight
- Closed panels leave the room dark enough for daytime sleep, owners say
- The fabric falls in soft folds instead of standing stiffly away from the wall
Common complaints
- Pale panels pick up pet hair and dust that darker curtains hide
- Wrinkles from the pack take a steamer to fully relax
- Two panels can feel like too much fabric on a single narrow window
| Panel size | 52 in wide x 84 in long, per listing |
|---|---|
| Panels | 2 panels |
| Header | Grommet, 8 per panel, 1.6 in inner diameter |
| Material | Polyester, faux linen face, per listing |
| Care | Machine washable, per listing |
Best for: Bedrooms and nurseries where the curtain has to look soft and lived-in, not industrial.
Skip if: Your window is wider than a standard pair covers, or you need a single panel rather than a pair.
Best for patio doors
NICETOWN Blackout Curtain for Sliding Doors
One extra-wide panel for patio doors, where standard pairs leave a seam of light in the middle.
Strengths
- 100 inch width covers a sliding door in a single panel with no centre meeting point
- Triple-weave polyester construction is made to block light and insulate in one fabric
- Silver grommets suit a sturdy rod and slide for daily door use
- Same colour on both faces keeps the panel presentable from outside as well as inside
Limitations
- A single very wide panel is heavy when wet, so washing and rehanging is a two-hand job
- Dark blue reads much deeper in a dim room than in bright listing photos
- One panel cannot be split across two windows the way a pair can
What owners report
Most praised
- One wide panel finally covers a patio door without a light seam down the middle
- The fabric feels heavy and substantial for a single-panel curtain
- Grommets glide well enough for a door that opens several times a day
Common complaints
- The panel is awkward to wash and hang alone because of its width and weight
- Dark colours make a small room feel smaller once the panel is closed
- Length runs long on standard doors, so measuring to the floor matters
| Panel size | 100 in wide x 84 in long, per listing |
|---|---|
| Panels | 1 panel |
| Header | Grommet |
| Material | Triple-weave polyester, per listing |
| Use | Sliding doors and extra-wide windows |
Best for: Sliding glass doors and very wide windows where two narrow panels would meet in the middle.
Skip if: Your window is a standard bedroom size; this width will bunch heavily and waste rod space.
Best sill-length value
Deconovo Solid Blackout Grommet Curtains
A long-running grommet pair in a shorter drop, for windows that end at the sill.
Strengths
- Grommet header hangs in minutes and stacks neatly to the sides when open
- Solid colour with no print suits rented rooms and plain bedroom schemes
- Thermal insulated weave is aimed at both light blocking and temperature steadiness
- Shorter 63 inch drop suits sill-length windows without pooling on the floor
Limitations
- Black is unforgiving with lint and light dust in bright rooms
- A 63 inch drop will look short on a floor-length window, so measure before ordering
- The fabric is functional rather than decorative, with no texture story to carry a room
What owners report
Most praised
- Grommets slide smoothly and the panels open fully to the sides in the morning
- The black panel darkens a bedroom well for the tier it sits in
- Owners like the plain look in rooms where patterned curtains would fight the decor
Common complaints
- Black shows every speck of lint after washing
- The drop is too short for tall windows, which buyers discover after hanging
- Fabric feel is practical rather than soft or luxurious
| Panel size | 52 in wide x 63 in long, per listing |
|---|---|
| Panels | 2 panels |
| Header | Grommet |
| Material | Polyester, per listing |
| Use | Bedroom and living room windows |
Best for: Bedrooms and living rooms with sill-length windows and a rod already on the wall.
Skip if: Your window needs a floor-length drop, or you want a rod pocket header instead of grommets.
Best white blackout
BGment Double Layer Blackout Curtains
White on the face, dark behind it: the double layer answer for bright rooms that must stay pale.
Strengths
- Double layer construction lets a white panel darken a room instead of glowing
- Thermal insulated lining helps the room hold temperature as well as darkness
- Grommet header keeps a heavier lined pair easy to open and close daily
- White face keeps a pale room scheme intact where dark panels would dominate
Limitations
- Lined pairs are heavier than single-layer curtains and need a rod that can carry them
- White still needs more frequent washing than mid-tone colours
- The lined back looks plainer than the face when the panel is drawn back
What owners report
Most praised
- White curtains that actually darken the room surprise first-time buyers
- The lining keeps summer heat out of a sun-facing bedroom, owners report
- Pairs wash and rehang without the lining twisting out of shape
Common complaints
- Weight strains lightweight tension rods, so a fixed rod matters
- White panels show marks from hands and pets faster than expected
- The back of the panel looks utilitarian when tied back
| Panel size | 42 in wide x 63 in long, per listing |
|---|---|
| Panels | 2 panels |
| Header | Grommet |
| Construction | Double layer with thermal insulated lining, per listing |
| Colour | White face |
Best for: Bright bedrooms and nurseries where a white curtain is wanted but a sheer result is not.
Skip if: You want a single-layer drape that packs small, or you dislike a heavier lined feel.
Best premium drape
HPD Half Price Drapes Signature Velvet Curtain
The formal velvet drape: heavy, lined and made to be the room's main feature.
Strengths
- Velvet face with a hotel-style blackout lining gives depth that flat fabrics cannot match
- 50 inch width and 96 inch length suit tall windows and high rods
- Rod pocket header gives a gathered, tailored drape rather than a grommet wave
- Weight helps the panel hang straight and stay closed without drifting open
Limitations
- Single-panel sizing means covering a wide window takes more than one purchase
- Velvet needs gentler care than the wash-and-go pairs in this guide
- Warm black reads almost brown under warm bulbs, which surprises some buyers
What owners report
Most praised
- The velvet looks expensive in person and lifts a plain bedroom immediately
- Heavy drape stays put once closed instead of creeping open overnight
- Lining keeps a sun-facing room noticeably darker and cooler, owners say
Common complaints
- One panel per purchase catches buyers who assumed a pair
- Velvet attracts dust and needs brushing to keep its nap even
- The rod pocket is slower to hang than grommets on a tall rod
| Panel size | 50 in wide x 96 in long, per listing |
|---|---|
| Panels | 1 panel |
| Header | Rod pocket |
| Material | Velvet face with blackout lining, per listing |
| Use | Bedroom and living room, tall windows |
Best for: Formal bedrooms and living rooms where the curtain is decor, not just a light blocker.
Skip if: You wash curtains often, rent with a light rod, or want a casual linen look.
Best single panel
Eclipse Fresno Modern Blackout Thermal Curtain
The single-panel classic: one charcoal panel, one rod pocket, no pair maths.
Strengths
- Single-panel format suits one window without buying a second panel you do not need
- Thermal rod pocket construction is a proven, simple blackout design
- Charcoal is a forgiving mid-dark colour that hides dust better than black or white
- Rod pocket header suits decorative rods where grommets would look too casual
Limitations
- One 52 inch panel will not cover a wide window on its own
- Rod pocket panels slide less freely than grommets for daily opening
- The plain solid face adds no texture interest to a decorated room
What owners report
Most praised
- Buying one panel at a time fits a tight budget and a single-window room
- Charcoal darkens well without the lint problem of pure black
- The panel hangs neatly on a decorative rod and looks tidy when drawn
Common complaints
- Rod pocket fabric bunches and drags when opened every morning
- A wide window needs a second panel, which first-time buyers miss
- The solid face feels plain next to textured curtains in the same room
| Panel size | 52 in wide x 63 in long, per listing |
|---|---|
| Panels | 1 panel |
| Header | Rod pocket |
| Material | Polyester, thermal construction, per listing |
| Colour | Charcoal |
Best for: Single windows, small bedrooms and buyers replacing one worn panel at a time.
Skip if: You need a pair for a wide window, or you prefer grommets to a rod pocket.
Best for small windows
Sun Zero Easton Energy Saving Blackout Curtain Panel
A narrow single panel for small windows, with energy saving as its second job.
Strengths
- Narrow 40 inch width fits small windows without excess fabric bunching at the sides
- Grommet header keeps a light single panel easy to slide every day
- Energy saving construction is aimed at reducing heat and cold transfer at the glass
- Stone is a soft neutral that works in bedrooms without committing to white or black
Limitations
- Narrow width is a hard limit on wider windows, not a styling choice
- Single-panel buying means the pair cost is easy to misjudge for a wide window
- Light panels still need regular washing to keep the stone colour fresh
What owners report
Most praised
- The narrow width finally fits a small bedroom window without swamping it
- Grommets make daily opening easy for a panel used every morning
- Stone colour sits calmly in a neutral room and does not yellow quickly
Common complaints
- Buyers with standard windows find one panel too narrow and must order again
- A single panel leaves a side gap if the rod is much wider than the window
- The fabric is thinner than the lined pairs, which shows in very bright sun
| Panel size | 40 in wide x 63 in long, per listing |
|---|---|
| Panels | 1 panel |
| Header | Grommet |
| Material | Polyester, per listing |
| Colour | Stone |
Best for: Small and narrow windows, apartments and rooms where one panel is genuinely enough.
Skip if: Your window is standard width or wider; a 40 inch panel will leave the edges exposed.
Best simple budget pair
Amazon Basics Room Darkening Curtains, Grommet
The plain, dependable pair: no pattern, no texture claim, just a dark room.
Strengths
- Plain beige pair suits almost any wall colour without a decor decision
- Grommet header is the easiest header in this guide to hang and slide
- Standard 52 by 84 sizing covers the common bedroom window without measuring drama
- Energy saving and noise reducing claims come as a bonus on a basic pair
Limitations
- Beige is a safe colour, not a beautiful one, and adds no character to a room
- Fabric is straightforward rather than soft, textured or heavy
- Pair-only format is more fabric than a single narrow window needs
What owners report
Most praised
- Hanging takes minutes and the grommets run smoothly from day one
- Beige blends into rented rooms without clashing with existing furniture
- The pair darkens a spare bedroom well enough for guests to sleep in
Common complaints
- The fabric feels basic next to linen and velvet curtains
- Beige can look flat in a room with no other warm tones
- Washing leaves creases that need a quick iron before rehanging
| Panel size | 52 in wide x 84 in long, per listing |
|---|---|
| Panels | 2 panels |
| Header | Grommet |
| Material | Polyester, per listing |
| Colour | Beige |
Best for: Spare bedrooms, rentals and first apartments where a simple dark pair is enough.
Skip if: You want texture, a lined velvet feel or a statement colour.
Best warm neutral
LEMOMO Blackout Curtains, Natural
A soft natural pair with a calm drape for bedrooms that want warmth, not drama.
Strengths
- Natural tone warms a bedroom without the heaviness of a dark panel
- Thermal insulated construction pairs darkness with temperature steadiness
- Grommet header suits daily use in a bedroom that opens curtains every morning
- Two wide panels give good fullness on a standard window when closed
Limitations
- Natural is a light tone, so it needs washing sooner than dark colours
- The soft drape can look less structured than a stiff lined panel
- Only the standard long drop is the right fit here; sill windows will pool fabric
What owners report
Most praised
- The natural colour makes a bedroom feel calm rather than cave-like
- Panels close with a soft, even drape and no stiff standing folds
- Thermal feel is noticeable on a cold window in winter, owners say
Common complaints
- Light colour shows sun fading and marks over time in a bright room
- The drape is softer than some buyers expect from a blackout curtain
- Length pools on the floor in rooms with low sills
| Panel size | 52 in wide x 84 in long, per listing |
|---|---|
| Panels | 2 panels |
| Header | Grommet |
| Material | Polyester, per listing |
| Colour | Natural |
Best for: Warm neutral bedrooms where a natural tone matters more than a stark white or black.
Skip if: You need a very dark colour for maximum perceived darkness, or a short sill drop.
Best tailored linen look
Joydeco Nature Linen Blackout Curtains
Linen texture with two headers in one pair: rod pocket or back tab, your call.
Strengths
- Linen textured face gives a tailored look that flat blackout panels lack
- Rod pocket and back tab options suit decorative rods and a gathered hang
- Dedicated liner is built for full light blocking rather than partial dimming
- Two 52 inch panels cover a standard window with a generous closed width
Limitations
- Rod pocket and back tab headers slide slower than grommets for daily use
- Linen texture holds creases from packing until steamed out
- Light natural tones need more frequent washing in a dusty room
What owners report
Most praised
- The linen texture makes the pair look far more tailored than plain blackout panels
- Back tab hanging gives a clean top edge on a decorative rod
- Darkness is complete enough for a bedroom used for daytime sleep
Common complaints
- Rod pocket hanging takes longer and the panels drag when opened daily
- Packing creases need steam before the texture looks its best
- Light tones show dust in a sunny room sooner than dark pairs
| Panel size | 52 in wide x 84 in long, per listing |
|---|---|
| Panels | 2 panels |
| Header | Rod pocket and back tab |
| Material | Polyester with linen texture, per listing |
| Lining | Dedicated blackout liner, per listing |
Best for: Living rooms and bedrooms where a tailored linen look matters and the rod is decorative.
Skip if: You open curtains daily on a plain rod and want the fastest slide; grommets beat this header.
Best patterned
Estelar Textiler Ombre Blackout Curtains
The patterned pick: a navy to white ombre for buyers who refuse a flat colour.
Strengths
- Ombre gradient with a wavy line detail gives a designed look no solid panel offers
- Triple-weave fabric is built for full light blocking with a black backing
- Grommet header keeps a patterned pair easy to open despite its visual weight
- Navy and white pairing suits coastal, modern and monochrome rooms alike
Limitations
- Pattern commits the room; changing the scheme means changing the curtains too
- The white end of the gradient needs more care than the navy end
- Ombre panels look busier when tied back than a solid colour does
What owners report
Most praised
- The gradient looks like a designed feature, not a compromise for darkness
- Black backing keeps the room dark despite the pale half of the panel
- Grommets let a heavier patterned pair open without a struggle
Common complaints
- Pattern limits future redecorating more than a solid colour would
- The pale section shows marks that the navy section hides
- Tied-back panels look fussier than owners expected from the photos
| Panel size | 52 in wide x 84 in long, per listing |
|---|---|
| Panels | 2 panels |
| Header | Grommet, 8 per panel, 1.6 in inner diameter, per listing |
| Material | Triple-weave polyester, per listing |
| Design | Navy blue and greyish white ombre |
Best for: Bedrooms and living rooms where the curtain is meant to be noticed, not hidden.
Skip if: Your room is already patterned, or you want a curtain that disappears when open.
Best no-drill option
RYB HOME Self Adhesive Portable Blackout Curtain
No rod, no drilling, no landlord conversation: stick it up, sleep dark, take it down.
Strengths
- Self-adhesive fixing needs no rod, brackets or drilling at all
- Compact single panel suits small windows, dorm rooms and travel use
- Black fabric gives strong darkness from a small, simple panel
- Removable format suits temporary rooms better than any rod curtain can
Limitations
- Adhesive fixing will not suit every wall or window frame surface
- A 35 inch width cannot cover a standard bedroom window on its own
- This is a functional dark panel, not a decorative curtain for a dressed room
What owners report
Most praised
- Renters finally get a dark room without asking permission to drill
- Sticking it up takes minutes and needs no tools at all
- Small size is perfect for a dorm or a child's small window
Common complaints
- Adhesive grip varies by surface and can peel on textured frames
- One narrow panel leaves standard windows partly uncovered
- The look is plain and functional rather than decorative
| Panel size | 35 in wide x 48 in long, per listing |
|---|---|
| Panels | 1 panel |
| Fixing | Self-adhesive, no drill, per listing |
| Material | Polyester, per listing |
| Colour | Black |
Best for: Renters, travellers, dorm rooms and any window where drilling is not an option.
Skip if: You want a decorative drape, a wide cover, or a curtain you open and close daily on a rod.
How we chose
Width decides darkness before fabric does
A curtain blocks light only where it covers glass. Two 52 inch panels give a generous closed width for a standard window, while a single 40 inch panel suits only a narrow window and a 100 inch panel exists precisely for patio doors. Buy the closed width, not the panel width on its own, and leave extra fabric for fullness so the panels meet without a gap.
Construction, not the word blackout, makes darkness
Blackout is a marketing word as well as a construction claim. The reliable signs are a lining, a second layer, a triple weave or a dedicated black backing. Single-layer flat polyester can dim a room without darkening it. This guide favours lined and woven constructions and says which construction each pick uses, so the darkness claim can be checked rather than trusted.
Header decides whether the curtain gets used
Grommets slide fastest and suit daily opening. Rod pockets gather beautifully and slide slowly, which suits rooms where curtains stay mostly closed. Back tabs sit between the two. A self-adhesive panel skips the rod question entirely. Match the header to how often the curtain moves, not just to how it looks in a photo.
Length is a measurement, not a preference
Sill length ends at the sill, apron length passes it slightly, and floor length touches or pools at the floor. A 63 inch panel on a tall window looks short and leaks light at the bottom. An 84 inch panel on a low sill pools and collects dust. Measure from the rod to the sill or floor before ordering, and remember that a rod hung higher than the frame changes the drop you need.
Questions, answered
What size blackout curtains do I need?
Measure the window, then the rod. The closed curtain width should be wider than the window so the panels meet with fullness and cover the edges. For length, measure from the rod to the sill for a sill drop, or to the floor for a floor drop, and add nothing unless you want pooling. A rod hung above the frame needs a longer drop than the window height alone suggests.
Do blackout curtains block all light?
No curtain blocks light at the edges on its own. Darkness comes from a lined or woven construction plus a fit that covers the glass, overlaps in the middle and extends past the sides. Light still enters around the rod, at the sides and under a short hem unless the panel is wide and long enough and the rod wraps or extends past the frame.
Are blackout curtains good for sleep?
Darkness supports sleep, and a properly fitted blackout curtain is the simplest way to darken a bedroom, especially for daytime sleep, shift work and summer mornings. It is one part of sleep hygiene, not a cure for a noisy or uncomfortable room. Pair darkness with a cool room and a consistent sleep routine for the best effect.
Can I wash blackout curtains?
Most pairs in this guide are machine washable per their listings, but lined, velvet and adhesive panels need gentler care. Wash on a cool cycle, avoid harsh bleach on coloured panels, and steam or iron on low after drying so the panels hang flat. Always check the care label on the panel you bought, since construction varies by brand.
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- Topic hubBlackout Curtains
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- A nursery ranking has its own priorities. The curtain must darken a room for daytime naps, survive frequent washing, and suit a small room without dominating it. Heavy formal drapes lose to washable pairs here, and a plain neutral beats a strong pattern in a room that already has toys, books and bright bedding. The no-drill panel earns a place because many nurseries are in rented homes where the walls cannot be drilled.The Best Blackout Curtains for Nurseries (2027)
- Patio doors break the standard curtain maths. A door is wider than a window, it moves daily, and its centre is exactly where two standard panels meet. A pair that works on a bedroom window can leave a glowing vertical line at face height on a door. This guide ranks on width and daily sliding behaviour first, and treats a single wide panel as the natural answer, with tall pairs as the alternative for buyers who prefer a pair look.The Best Blackout Curtains for Patio Doors (2027)
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