Acorn Damask Linen Curtain Panel - Linen

This is a semi-sheer voile curtain panel carrying a printed acorn and foliage design, worked in soft neutral tones against a natural ground. The pattern is a classic Morris print, all trailing leaves, acorns and curling stems, and it runs the full drop of the panel. Because the cloth is a light, open voile rather than a heavy lined drape, it reads as pattern and texture more than as a solid block of colour, and the design shows most clearly where light passes through it. The panel is offered in two widths so you can match it to the window or door you are dressing.

A voile like this earns its place at a window where you want daylight kept but privacy softened. It suits a glazed door, a sunny living room, a study or a bedroom that faces a garden, filtering the light into something gentler without shutting the room down. The muted botanical print sits happily against warm neutral walls, painted timber and older furniture, so it works as well in a period room as in a plainer, calmer scheme. Hang it alone for a light, airy look or layer it behind a heavier curtain where you want the option of full cover after dark.

The panel has a tab top header, so the tabs slip straight over a pole and the panel is up in moments with no hooks or tape to fuss over. The open weave means it hangs with a soft, easy fall rather than a stiff pleat. Each listing is for a single panel, so order two if you are dressing a pair of doors or want the window covered from both sides. The narrower width suits a single door or a modest window; the wider width gives more gather and a fuller look across a larger opening.

Is this one curtain or a pair?

Each listing is for a single panel. If you are dressing a pair of doors or want to cover a window from both sides, order two of the same width.

How much light will a semi-sheer panel let through?

It is a voile, so it filters daylight and softens a view rather than blocking it. Expect a gentle, diffused light and reduced visibility from outside during the day.

How does it hang on the pole?

The panel has a tab top header, so the fabric tabs slide directly over a curtain pole. There are no hooks, rings or heading tape to add.

Which width should I choose?

The 140cm width suits a single door or a smaller window, while the 290cm width gives more gather and a fuller look across a wider opening. Both drop to 250cm.

Will it give me privacy at night?

Being semi-sheer, it offers daytime softening rather than full cover after dark. Layer it behind a heavier curtain if you want the option of blocking the view in the evening.