Deconovo navy blue eyelet faux linen voile curtains with diamond embroidery (55 x 69 drop, 1 pair)
Product description
If you want window dressing that looks a bit softer than plain nets, these Deconovo eyelet voile curtains are built for that job. The navy blue netting is paired with embroidery patterns on a white background, so the light-through effect is more interesting than basic sheer panels.
On paper, they’re a practical choice for anyone who wants privacy without fully blocking daylight, while also adding a decorative touch. That said, they’re semi-sheer voile, not blackout curtains—so they’ll never replace proper light control in a bedroom.
The essentials (quick overview)
These curtains come as a pair, with two panels in the package. They’re made from polyester with a faux linen effect, and they feature embroidery designs that sit over a white background. The look is meant to feel relaxed and comfortable, rather than heavy or formal.
Functionally, the eyelet header is designed for flexible sliding, with 8 eyelets on the top of each panel. The inner diameter of each ring is 4 cm, which is useful to check against your curtain pole/rail setup before ordering.
What you’ll notice day to day
The main reason people buy curtains like this is the balance: filtered sunlight plus a bit of privacy. Because they’re semi-sheer, you should expect daylight to come through, even when the panels are closed. They also help reduce glare and can help limit the amount of external dust that reaches your windows.
A small detail that matters: the embroidered flowers/patterns are set on a white background, so the embroidery doesn’t disappear when backlit. In a living room or dining area, that “light through the pattern” effect can make the window area feel more finished without needing extra layers.
Key features that drive the look
- Faux linen effect polyester: gives the voile a textured, linen-like appearance without needing real linen.
- Embroidery on a white background: designed to keep the pattern visible even in semi-sheer conditions.
- Eyelet header (8 per panel): intended to slide smoothly on compatible poles.
Worth noting: the curtains are not described as lined, so they’ll be best at softening the room’s brightness rather than insulating or blocking light in the way heavier lined curtains can.
Tech specs
- Type: voile / net curtains (semi-sheer)
- Material: 100% polyester (faux linen effect)
- Package: 2 panels per package (1 pair)
- Eyelets per panel: 8
- Eyelet inner diameter: 4 cm
- Colour: navy blue
- Drop size: 69 inch drop
- Width size: 55 inch
Who it suits (and who should look elsewhere)
It makes sense if you’re after decorative sheer curtains for spaces like a living room, bedroom, or children’s room, where you want privacy but still want natural light. It’s also a good fit if you like the idea of embroidery adding a focal point to the window, without going all-in on heavy drapes.
It may not suit you if you need proper darkness (for example, a very light-sensitive bedroom). Because it’s semi-sheer, it can feel too “open” for those who want curtains that noticeably reduce morning/early evening glare.
How to care for them
These curtains are listed as hand wash and should be washed at low temperature. Do not bleach. If you’re the kind of shopper who prefers machine-wash convenience, it’s worth factoring in that care routine before buying.
Mini FAQ
Will these curtains block sunlight completely? No—these are semi-sheer voile net curtains. You should expect filtered light rather than full blackout.
How many panels come in the package? The package includes 2 panels per order, forming a pair.
Do the eyelets need a specific pole size? They have an inner ring diameter of 4 cm, so it’s sensible to check your pole/rail thickness and fit.
Where do the embroidery patterns show up most? Because the embroidery sits on a white background, the designs should stay visible when light passes through.
Is it worth it?
Buy these Deconovo navy eyelet voile curtains if you’re happy with a semi-sheer result and want a decorative, embroidered look that filters daylight while still offering a degree of privacy. They’re the sort of curtain that works well when you’re dressing a room that already has colour or texture and you just need the window to feel more put-together.
Skip them if you’re chasing blackout performance, easy machine-wash care, or a strongly insulating curtain. For those needs, you’ll likely be happier with a heavier, lined option. If you’re somewhere in the middle—wanting something soft, patterned, and practical—these can be a straightforward, good-looking choice.