Marigold Damask Linen Curtain Panel - Linen

This is the Marigold semi-sheer curtain panel, a single printed voile panel carrying a classic Morris foliage damask across a soft neutral ground. The design is the Marigold pattern from the William Morris archive, its trailing leaves and open flower heads printed in a warm putty tone against a paler cream, so the pattern reads clearly from a distance yet stays quiet enough to sit behind furniture. It comes in two panel widths: 140cm and 290cm, both dropping to 250cm. The narrower panel suits a standard window or a single glazed door, while the wider one covers a larger opening or a set of patio doors in one length.

A semi-sheer panel like this earns its place where you want daylight to keep coming through but you would rather not be on full view from the street. It filters the light rather than blocking it, holding a gentle glow in the room through the day, so it works well in a living room, a bedroom or over a garden door where you want the greenery outside to stay part of the scene. Layer it over a heavier blackout curtain if you need to shut the room down at night, or hang it alone where privacy matters more than darkness. It sits comfortably with wood furniture, natural flooring and the muted greens and creams of a country-leaning room.

The header is a tab top, so the panel threads straight onto a pole with no hooks, tape or rings to fit; you slide the tabs over the rail and it is up. The voile is a lightweight printed weave that hangs in soft folds, as the photographs show at the hem. Being a single panel, order two if you want to dress both sides of a window. The Marigold pattern belongs to the wider Morris range, so you can carry the same design through into other pieces if you choose.

Is this one curtain or a pair?

It is sold as a single panel. If you want to dress both sides of a window, order two of the same width so the pattern balances.

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

It filters daylight rather than blocking it, keeping a soft glow in the room while screening the view in from outside during the day.

Which width should I choose?

The 140cm panel suits a standard window or a single door, and the 290cm panel covers a wider opening or patio doors in one length. Both drop to 250cm.

How does it hang on the pole?

It has a tab top header, so the fabric tabs slide straight over the pole with no hooks, rings or tape needed to put it up.

Can I use it with a blackout curtain?

Yes. Layer it over a heavier lined or blackout curtain where you need to darken the room at night, and let the voile handle daytime light on its own.