Carro Abstract Lined Eyelet Curtains - Clay

Carro is a pair of lined eyelet curtains carrying a large-scale abstract print: clay-toned geometric forms, half-circles, ovals and blocks, set against a soft cream ground. The pattern has a hand-painted, chalky quality where the shapes carry a slightly mottled, textured fill rather than a flat solid, which gives the print depth up close. The face is 100% cotton woven as a half-panama, a plain basketweave that gives the cloth a visible grain and a fuller handle than a fine sheeting weave. The lining is a 50% cotton, 50% polyester blend, and the curtains are made with room-darkening qualities to cut daylight. They hang from metal eyelet rings, which slide straight onto a pole and drop into even, rounded folds.

This is a pattern for a living room, a bedroom or a dining space where you want the window to carry the scheme. The clay and cream palette sits comfortably with warm neutral walls, pale wood floors and boucle or linen-look upholstery, as the styled room shows. Because the print is bold but the colours are quiet, it reads as calm rather than busy, and it works whether the rest of the room is minimal or layered. The room-darkening lining makes it a sensible choice where you want to soften early light or add privacy after dark.

The eyelet heading is the easiest to hang: no hooks, no tape to gather, just thread the pole through the rings. Being 100% cotton on the face, the cloth is soft yet durable and, per the supplier, does not stain easily. Sizes run from 117 x 137cm up to 229 x 229cm, each sold as a pair, so measure your pole width and drop before choosing. There is a matching Carro cushion if you want to carry the shapes across to a sofa or chair.

Is this one curtain or a pair?

Each size is sold as a pair of curtains, so you receive two panels to hang either side of your window or door.

How do I know which size to buy?

Sizes run from 117 x 137cm up to 229 x 229cm, quoted as width by drop. Measure your pole width and the drop you want before choosing, remembering eyelet curtains gather across the pole.

Will these block out the light?

They are made with room-darkening qualities to cut daylight and add privacy, so they soften early morning light rather than delivering total blackout.

What is the fabric like to the touch?

The face is 100% cotton in a half-panama basketweave, so it is soft yet durable with a visible grain and a fuller handle than a fine sheeting weave.

How do they hang on the pole?

The eyelet rings thread straight onto your curtain pole with no hooks or heading tape, and they drop into even, rounded folds.

Is there anything to match?

There is a coordinating Carro cushion carrying the same abstract shapes, if you want to echo the print elsewhere in the room.