Home In Style 4U Thermal Insulated Blackout Curtains (Silver Grey) – 90" width x 54" drop, 2 panels

The essentials

Home In Style 4U’s thermal insulated blackout curtains are aimed at one job: making a bedroom (or other quiet room) easier to sleep in. They’re described as blackout curtains that also help with insulation, using a 100% polyester construction for both the front and back layers. The result, on paper, is fabric that feels soft while still doing the heavier-duty work of reducing outside light.

If you’re the sort of person who finds daylight too distracting for a good night’s sleep, these curtains are designed to cut down enough glare to make a difference. The brand also positions them as a more practical “darkening” option than total blackout, which can be worth considering if you’re balancing sleep needs with keeping the room comfortable during daytime naps.

One small catch to keep in mind: blackout performance depends on the rest of your setup (window size, how much light leaks around the edges, and your room conditions). So while they claim to block up to 85% of light, they may not eliminate every last bit of brightness for everyone.

Where they shine

Better sleep through light control

The key promise here is reduced light intrusion. The curtains are described as blocking up to 85% of light, helping with distractions from exterior lighting and general brightness. They’re also said to offer privacy benefits, including protection against UV rays and “glare” from onlookers.

In everyday use, you’ll notice this most in rooms that face street lighting or early-morning sun. For example, if you draw the curtains at bedtime, the room should feel noticeably less washed out compared with standard net-style curtains—enough to help you wind down without the constant flicker of external light.

Thermal insulation, not just darkness

Because they’re marketed as “thermal insulated” and made with layered fabric, it makes sense to consider them if you want more than a purely cosmetic curtain. They’re not a replacement for major heating or insulation improvements, but for UK homes with temperature swings, added fabric layers can be a sensible, low-effort upgrade.

What to know before buying

These curtains are supplied as 2 panels in a ring top / eyelet style. That matters because it affects how you’ll hang and move them on your existing rail. The product description also flags that the curtains may let a little light through in daytime—just not as much as many lighter curtains.

There’s also a practical viewing point: blackout fabrics can sometimes look a bit “flat” or feel plasticky, but the brand specifically states they found blackout curtains that block the most light often use fabric that looks cheaper. Their own claim is that the fabric here looks and feels more premium. You’ll still want to check colour on your own setup, though—due to lighting and screen effects, the real silver grey shade may vary slightly from the images.

Tech specs

• Name: Home In Style 4U Thermal Insulated Blackout Curtains
• Type: Thermal insulated blackout curtains (2 panels)
• Material: 100% polyester (front and back layers)
• Colour: Silver grey
• Size: 90" width x 54" drop (2 panels)
• Top style: Ring top eyelet

Who it’s for (and who should skip it)

Buying verdict

A solid pick if you want blackout-style curtains for a bedroom window where light and privacy both matter, and you’d like something that’s still soft-looking rather than a harsh, cheap-looking dark fabric.

It may not be the best match if you’re expecting true “lights out” blackout with zero light spill, or if your priority is ultra-precise light sealing at the window edges—blackout curtains often depend on fit and coverage around the sides.

If you’re comparing this approach to basic curtains or thinner blackout blends, these are positioned to do more work thanks to the layered, thermal insulated and blackout-focused build. On the other hand, if you’re dealing with heavy, direct glare and are very sensitive to daylight, you may need to double-check how much light leaks around the window frame in your room setup.

Mini FAQ

Practical tips

• Measure your window and double-check whether 90" width (as 2 panels) will cover your frame area as you intend.
• Make sure your rail/rod works with ring top eyelet curtains, so hanging is straightforward.

Is it fully blackout?

It’s described as blocking up to 85% of light, and it may still let a small amount of light in during the day.

Does it help with privacy?

The description says the curtains can provide improved privacy and protection against UV rays and glare.

Will the colour look exactly like the photos?

Not necessarily—colour can vary slightly due to lighting and screen effects.