Verso Plain Reversible Eyelet Curtains - Mocha

The Verso is a reversible eyelet curtain sold as a pair, with a soft suede face on one side and a flatter, dry-handle woven reverse on the other. Both sides are polyester, so you can hang it either way and change the look of a room without buying anything new: the suede face gives a warmer, more brushed appearance, while the reverse reads as a plainer, more textured cloth. The mocha colourway is a warm mid-beige that sits between brown and grey, the kind of neutral that works against both painted and papered walls. The curtain is fully lined, and the fabric is a 100% blackout construction, which is the detail most buyers are here for.

These suit a bedroom where you want the morning light held back for a proper lie-in, and they work just as well in a living room or study where glare on a screen is the problem. The eyelet header slides straight onto a pole, so hanging is quick and the folds fall evenly without tape or hooks. The warm neutral tone sits comfortably with wood furniture, natural rugs and the kind of quiet, modern scheme shown here, and it is forgiving enough that it will not fight an existing colour palette.

The header is an eyelet top, which needs a curtain pole rather than a track. The polyurethane lining is what gives the blackout performance, and the polyester face and reverse are hard-wearing for daily drawing back and forth. Choose your size by the drop you need first, then the width: the pair comes in widths from 117cm up to 229cm and drops from 137cm to 229cm, so measure your pole width and the distance from ring to sill or floor before ordering. Being reversible, the Verso earns its place by giving you two finishes in one set of curtains.

Do these curtains really block out all the light?

The fabric is a 100% blackout construction with a polyurethane lining, so it is made to stop daylight coming through the cloth itself, ideal for bedrooms and nurseries.

What does reversible actually mean here?

Both sides are usable and finished. One face is a soft brushed suede and the other is a flatter, dry-handle woven texture, so you choose which look faces the room.

Do I need a pole or a track?

These have an eyelet header, which threads directly onto a curtain pole. They are not designed for a track, so make sure you have a pole to hang them from.

How do I choose the right size for my window?

Work out the drop first, from the pole down to sill or floor, then the width. The pair runs from 117cm to 229cm wide and 137cm to 229cm long.

Is the mocha colour warm or grey toned?

It is a warm mid-beige that leans between brown and grey, so it partners well with wood furniture and natural, neutral schemes rather than cool blue-grey rooms.