Reddit reviews NICETOWN Bedroom Curtains Blackout Curtain Panels - (Gray Color) 52x95 Inch, 2 PCs, Insulating Energy Saving Solid Rod Pocket Blackout Drapes
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READY-MADE: Set includes 2 blackout curtain panels, each panel measuring 52" wide x 95" length with 7 back loops. Quality fabric without liner feels soft and heavy. Thread trimmed and wrinkle-free, both sides are the same color.SERVE WELL: Impedes 85%-99% of light and UV rays (Dark color curtains work better). Due to the innovative triple weave technology, Perfect drapery option for anyone seeking to block daylight, take a nap or keep sun glare off your TV.ENERGY SMART: Triple weave blackout fabric balances room temperature by insulating against summer heat and winter chill. Protect your furniture, floors, and artwork from the ravages of the sun, the drapes will pay for themselves off over time.HANGING OPTIONS: Can be styled 3 ways: Pleated, Shirred or with your clip-rings, both back loop and rod pocket style per panel each with 2-inch inner diameter create pleats easily, which offer the elegant to your home.EASY CARE: Good quality finishing will withstand years of use. Machine washable and Wash the water temperature below 86F. Mild detergent no bleaching. Low-temperature ironing. The Drapes enjoy 30 days money-back Guarantee!
I generally like it overall. I agree more plants like pothos might be nice. If you don't need the storage, I might switch out that nightstand for something shorter and less plastic-y.
For black-out drapes, I do a tension rod inside the window with either the white set (HOA front of house rules) or the blackout drapes, then a "proper" curtain rod over the window with either decorative drapes or darker blackout drapes depending on location. I am a big fan of these blackout drapes which come in a bunch of colors. Obviously the darker colors block more light (I have the dark gray ones) but if you layer multiple light colors they also work really well. With your current colors, I'd do either the teals or yellow for them, and maybe even both.