Description
The Willow Bough panel is a semi-sheer curtain carrying a classic Morris foliage print, its trailing willow leaves worked in soft white against a warm neutral ground. It hangs as a single panel and comes in two widths, 140cm and 290cm, both dropping to 250cm, so you can dress a standard window with one panel or a wider opening or patio door with the fuller width. The fabric is a printed voile, open enough to let daylight through while breaking up the view from outside.
This is a panel for rooms where you want to keep the light rather than block it. It suits a living room, a study or a bedroom that faces a garden, and works particularly well over glazed doors where a heavier curtain would feel too much. The neutral colouring sits happily against painted walls in greens, greys and off-whites, and pairs with natural wood and woven textures. Because it filters rather than shuts out light, treat it as a daytime privacy layer; if you need full darkness at night, hang it alongside a lined curtain or a blind.
A tab top header runs along the top edge, so the panel threads straight onto a pole without hooks or tape, which makes hanging quick and keeps the gathers relaxed. The leafy print reads as an all-over pattern from a distance and resolves into individual willow sprays close up, giving depth without weight. It is one width of a wider Willow Bough range, so a matching cushion can carry the same design across the room. As a voile, the fabric is best given a gentle cool wash and hung to dry, where light weaves recover their shape well.
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Specification
| Design |
Willow Bough foliage print, semi-sheer |
| Construction |
Printed voile, tab top header |
| Size |
140 x 250cm to 290 x 250cm (per pair) |
| Sold as |
Single panel |
Frequently Asked
Will this panel darken a room or just filter the light?
It is a semi-sheer voile, so it softens and diffuses daylight rather than blocking it. For full darkness at night, pair it with a lined curtain or a blind behind it.
How does it hang on the pole?
It has a tab top header, a row of fabric loops along the top edge that thread straight onto a curtain pole, so you do not need hooks or heading tape to hang it.
Which width should I choose?
The 140cm width suits a standard single window, while the 290cm width gives fuller gathers for a wider opening or a patio door. Both drop to 250cm.
Does it give any privacy during the day?
Yes, the printed pattern and semi-sheer weave break up the view from outside in daylight while still letting light through. At night, with interior lights on, sheers offer less privacy.
Is it sold as one panel or a pair?
Each listing is for a single panel. If you want to cover both sides of a window, order two panels to suit your window width.