Deconovo net curtains with flower embroidery, faux linen voile eyelet curtains (beige) – 2 panels
Product description
If you want light in, but not a full view into the room, these Deconovo net curtains are a sensible way to soften the look. The flower embroidery on a simple white background gives them a bit of decoration without going heavy or overly formal.
That said, they’re still semi-sheer voile: on paper they’re more about filtering daylight and reducing prying eyes than stopping heat loss or providing true blackout privacy at night.
The essentials
These Deconovo net curtains come as 2 panels, designed for rooms where you want a relaxed, breathable feel. The fabric is polyester with a faux linen texture, paired with embroidered flower motifs. The overall effect is “airy” rather than dramatic, and it’s aimed at everyday spaces like living rooms, bedrooms and children’s rooms.
They also use an eyelet header: 8 eyelets on the top of each panel, with an inner ring diameter of 4 cm, so you can slide them along a curtain pole or track solution that matches eyelets.
What they’re best for (and what to expect)
Where these work well is in the in-between zone: you want privacy from outside glare, but you still want your windows to feel bright. Over the course of a typical day, the sheer voile style should help diffuse sunshine and reduce the visibility of dust and clutter outside, while still letting you see movement and light through the window.
If you’re expecting heavy privacy, sound reduction, or proper insulation, it may not be the right direction. Semi-sheer curtains generally sit more in the decorative and light-filtering category. It can also feel a bit limited if you’re trying to create a fully private bedroom at night without extra layers (like blinds or heavier curtains).
It might be worth thinking about the rest of your window setup before you buy—these are the “soft layer”, not the whole solution.
Key features that stand out
The design approach is pretty clear: simple white background, beige overall palette, and flower embroidery to keep things from looking plain. The faux linen texture on a polyester voile also suggests they’re intended to look textured rather than glossy or flat.
On the practical side, the eyelets are the main usability detail. With 8 eyelets per panel and the stated ring diameter, they’re built to slide easily, rather than relying on ties or hooks.
Pros and limits to consider
Pros
- 2-panel package, which is convenient if you’re dressing a standard window with coverage in mind.
- Semi-sheer voile look: good for filtering sunshine while keeping a lighter feel.
- Decorative embroidery adds interest without going fully blackout.
- Eyelet header with stated ring size, aimed at easy sliding.
Limitations
- Hand wash care is required, and the instructions mention washing under low temperature and no bleaching. If you’d rather machine-wash everything, this may feel a bit more work.
- Because they’re semi-sheer, privacy is limited and depends on your room lighting and time of day.
- They won’t replace blackout curtains if night privacy is a must.
A small reality check: the embroidered flowers are on a white background, so if you’re trying to match a fully beige interior scheme, you’ll likely notice that contrast.
Tech specs
- Type: net curtains / semi-sheer voile curtains with eyelets
- Material: 100% polyester (linen effect faux linen texture)
- Package includes: 2 panels
- Panel size: 140 x 138 cm
- Eyelets: 8 eyelets on the top of each panel
- Eyelet inner diameter: 4 cm
- Colour: beige (with white background for embroidery)
- Care: hand wash, wash at low temperature, do not bleach
Getting the most from them (everyday use)
In a typical living room scenario, you can hang these as a first layer behind a blind or heavier curtain. For daytime, keep them as the visible layer so the window stays bright, and the embroidery gives a soft “finished” look. In the evening, you’ll probably want your heavier layer or lighting adjustments if you’re sensitive to visibility from outside.
In a children’s room, the semi-sheer approach can also be a nice middle ground: it keeps the space light and less “darkening”, while still helping to reduce direct glare.
¿Merece la pena?
If your goal is decorative net curtains that diffuse daylight and bring a bit of embroidered detail, these are easy to justify—especially with the 2-panel pack and eyelet design.
However, if your top priority is strong privacy after dark, insulation, or low-maintenance laundry, you may want to look at more opaque curtain options. On paper these sit more in the “light-filtering, room-softening” category than “serious privacy” territory.
It suits you if
It makes sense if you want a semi-sheer voile layer with flower embroidery for living rooms, bedrooms or children’s rooms, and you’re happy with hand-wash care.
You may want to skip it if
It might not be a great match if you need blackout-level privacy or you prefer machine-wash curtains.
Quick FAQ
Are these curtains blackout or blackout-style?
No, they’re described as semi-sheer voile net curtains. They’re designed to filter sunshine and external dust visibility, not block out light completely.
How many panels do you get?
The package includes 2 panels.
Do they have eyelets for a pole?
Yes. Each panel has an eyelet header with 8 eyelets, and the inner diameter of each ring is 4 cm.
What’s the care routine?
Hand wash only. The guidance also mentions low-temperature washing and no bleaching.
Which rooms are they aimed at?
The description calls out living room, bedroom and children’s room as suitable places, and the semi-sheer look generally suits those lighter, relaxed settings.