Treatmentex Beige Gold Star Blackout Curtains (72 inch drop) – 2 Eyelet Panels
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What these blackout curtains are for
If you’re trying to make a bedroom feel properly sleep-friendly, the Treatmentex star blackout curtains are aimed at that job: blocking out daylight and street light, while also taking the edge off outside noise. They’re designed around a fun, starry look for a child’s room, but the beige, gold and overall “sparkle” style can still work in a living room or nursery.
The standout here is the way the stars are presented, with brighter foil-style stars placed more densely toward the lower part of the panel. It’s not just a plain curtain—on the wall, it can look like a small themed feature rather than an afterthought.
Key features that matter day to day
On paper, you’re getting triple-layer blackout fabric with thermal insulation. The brand’s claim is that this helps keep a room warmer in winter and cooler in summer, which is the sort of “quiet benefit” many people look for when they’re tired of drafty rooms. If your windows tend to pull in heat/cold, these curtains are the type you’d try before you start changing bigger parts of your setup.
Light control and sound reduction are the other big reasons to buy. Blackout curtains typically help your child (or you) settle easier because early morning light and evening street lighting have less impact. Noise won’t disappear entirely—thick curtains can reduce it, but they’re not the same as acoustic windows.
A practical touch is the eyelet top: the silver-tone eyelets are intended for easy hanging and smooth sliding on curtain poles up to 1.6 inches in diameter. That’s the kind of detail that matters when you’re trying to avoid a fiddly install.
What stands out in the design
These are beige blackout curtains with a bold star pattern in gold tones. The effect is “magical” rather than subtle, so they’re a better fit if you want the room to feel themed.
One small limitation to consider: because the stars are printed with a shiny foil-style look, the design may feel more “statement” than you want if your decor is very minimal or you’re after a more neutral, all-purpose curtain.
Tech specs
- Name: Treatmentex Beige Gold Blackout Curtains
- Type: Blackout curtain panels
- Colour: Beige and gold
- Pattern: Star design (foil-style effect)
- Drop length: 72 inches
- Panel width: 50 inches
- Number of panels: 2 panels
- Top fixing: Eyelets (silver-tone)
- Curtain pole compatibility (maximum): up to 1.6 inches diameter
- Fabric concept: Triple-layer blackout with thermal insulation
Getting the most from them (usage tips)
For a practical “bedtime test”, hang them as close to the window frame as you can, then check the edges when they’re closed. With blackout curtains, the light-blocking performance is often as much about coverage and how the fabric sits as it is about the material.
In daily life, these are machine washable. The guidance given is to wash in cold water on a gentle cycle, then tumble dry on low heat. If you’re buying for a child’s room, that’s a genuine convenience—kids don’t exactly schedule messes.
It also helps to think about how you’ll open and close them: the eyelets are meant for smooth movement, so you’re less likely to wrestle with the curtain each morning.
Where it shines, and where you might look elsewhere
Worth considering if: You want blackout curtains for a children’s bedroom or nursery, with a star theme and a thermal/energy-saving angle. You’re dealing with street light or early morning glare and want a darker, calmer environment for sleeping. You’d like curtains that are reasonably straightforward to hang and maintain (machine washable).
It may not be a great match if: You prefer a plain, understated look that blends into existing decor. You need maximum blackout in a very harsh light situation—blackouts help a lot, but perfection can depend on how the panels cover your window and how they sit at the sides. You’re looking for something more like acoustic curtains, these are blackout/thermal-focused, not specialised soundproofing.
Mini FAQ
Is it good for a child’s bedroom?
Yes—these are specifically styled as star-themed blackout curtains for a child’s room, nursery or similar space, with light blocking intended to support sleep.
How many panels do you get?
You get 2 panels, each with a stated width of 50 inches and a 72 inch drop.
Will they fit most curtain poles?
They’re designed to work with curtain poles up to 1.6 inches in diameter, using the silver-tone eyelets.
Can the curtains be washed?
Yes. The care instructions provided are machine washing in cold water on a gentle cycle, followed by tumble drying on low heat.
Final verdict
It’s a solid buy if you want star-pattern blackout curtains with a thermal insulation focus, especially for a bedroom where light control and a quieter feel make a real difference. Just keep in mind the design is quite “on theme”, so if you want something neutral or subtle, you may find them harder to live with long-term.