🔲 Paprika Textured Curtain Panel: No. 918 Intersect Wave Print, 48" x 84" - Trendy & Versatile Design Review

I love curtains. They are nice and thick and the colors are beautiful. The only problem is that I assumed there would be two panels in the box. All curtains that I know of come with two panels per package. So imagine my surprise when I opened it and there was only one, meaning I hadn't ordered enough. The seller was unavailable so I had to order from someone else. Thank goodness I found them from another Revain seller. I guess I'll have to read on now to find out how many panels are in a pack…

The material is very nice, better than the photos. They are easy to clean and don't show any creases after washing so don't need to be ironed (nor would I as the material seems to melt a little with the iron being more than warm. They are prettier than the pictures are suitable for them.I have them way longer than I need so I can fit them on shorter windows by trimming the excess to make matching throw pillows I have a few left over they look and feel like super quality curtains but doesn't…

I bought Paprika 48x84. I bought 4 panels without knowing which window I want to put in my house. I chose my living room. I felt the pattern fitted well into the larger space. I liked them in my dining room, but again I prefer them in the larger LR range. I have one of her paintings in my dining room. The LR window is approximately 100 inches wide and just over 84 inches long. I hung 3 panels and you can see they are open, one on each side and one in the middle. There is about 9-12 inch thick…

I bought two of these panels for use in the kitchen/dining room by the street window. These aren't blackout curtains that let in enough light (especially since my window faces north and never gets direct sunlight), but I think that's a positive thing for the room they're in. At night, when the lights are on throughout the house, you can see the pattern outside through the curtain, but you can't see anything through except the shadow of the piece of furniture that's right in front of it. The…