TWOPAGES Lila Faux Linen Blackout Curtain: Ultimate Style & Darkness?
By Ben Carter
9.4
Consumers Best Verdict: TWOPAGES Lila Faux Linen Blackout Curtain Highlights
TWOPAGES is known for made-to-measure drapery, and the Lila Faux Linen pairs a natural, slubby weave with blackout capability and multiple header options. In day-to-day use, panels feel substantial, hang with a nice drape, and help tame glare and a bit of echo—little things you notice once the room settles. There are a few caveats (more on that below), but overall, this is one of those twopages curtains that looks elevated the moment it’s up.
If you want that designer, linen-textured look without babying real linen—and you care about a darker, calmer room—the TWOPAGES Lila Faux Linen Blackout Curtain just nails the brief. It’s stylish, convincingly textured, and, with the right lining and setup, delivers serious light control. I’d call it a sweet-spot pick for living rooms, bedrooms, and media corners where you want polish and performance without paying custom-workroom prices.
In-Depth Look: TWOPAGES Lila Faux Linen Blackout Curtain Features & Considerations
Core Features & Consumer Benefits
Here’s what stood out after living with it—no showroom fluff, just the stuff you feel and see every day.
Robust blackout potential
With blackout lining—especially in darker colors—you can get near-total darkening. Lighter hues still block a lot, but mind side gaps; a wider, wraparound rod helps.
Linen look, low maintenance
The faux linen texture reads high-end without the finicky care of true linen. It hangs clean, takes steam well, and doesn’t feel plasticky.
Thermal and noise help
The lined construction adds a little insulation and soft sound dampening. Not a miracle, but you’ll feel rooms hold temp better and sound a touch calmer.
Made-to-measure flexibility
Multiple header styles (think grommet, pinch-pleat, back tab, rod pocket) and custom sizing let you fit tricky windows and dial in fullness.
User-friendly setup
Works with common rods and tracks. Steam out packing creases, mount the rod a bit wider and higher, and you’re set. Care is typically gentle—check the label before washing.
Important Considerations & Potential Downsides
- Blackout varies by choices
Color and lining impact light block. If you’re ultra light-sensitive, pick darker colors, choose a full blackout lining, and use a wraparound rod or returns.
- Custom order policies
Custom sizes are often final sale or have limited returns. Measure carefully (twice), and confirm TWOPAGES’ policy before you click buy.
- Lead time vs. big-box
Made-to-measure usually takes longer. If you need curtains this week, you may want an in-stock alternative.
- Initial wrinkles
Linen-look fabrics arrive folded. A quick steam session is normal and makes a big difference—don’t skip it.
Who Is the TWOPAGES Lila Faux Linen Blackout Curtain Best For?
Style-first renters and homeowners
You want a designer linen vibe without high-maintenance fabric or custom-workroom prices.
Light sleepers and daytime nappers
You’re chasing a darker, hotel-like bedroom—fewer wakeups, better rest.
Home offices and media rooms
You need glare control for screens and a touch of echo reduction for calls or movie nights.
Drafty windows and seasonal climates
You’d like an extra layer of insulation without going full blackout shade plus drape.
Precision fit lovers
Your windows aren’t standard and you want custom sizing and header styles to match your hardware.
