Chyhomenyc Black Faux Linen Light Filtering Curtains, 84 Inches Long (2 Panels)

The basics: what these curtains are for

Chyhomenyc’s black faux linen light filtering curtains are built to do a specific job: soften incoming daylight while adding privacy, without turning your room into a dark cave. The fabric is described as thick and heavy-duty faux linen with a textured look, and in practice that usually means a calmer, more “finished” hang than thin sheers.

These are 2-panel curtains meant for bedroom, living room, and more “at home” spaces like guest rooms or a home office. If your goal is natural light that feels controlled—rather than full blackout—this kind of light filtering curtain is the lane you’re shopping in.

Key takeaways and what you’ll notice day to day

The biggest draw here is the balance: light comes in, but it’s not harsh. Over the course of a sunny morning, light filtering curtains tend to reduce glare and help the room feel more even-toned. They also aim to support privacy, which is often the second reason people go from open blinds to actual window treatment.

A second thing to know is the fabric behavior based on the description: it’s “soft” and textured, and it drapes well. That matters because faux linen can sometimes look flat—here, the textured surface is intended to avoid that overly smooth, plastic vibe.

Still, they’re not marketed as blackout. So if you’re trying to eliminate nearly all light (for shift work, a nursery, or a media room), you may find these fall short of what blackout curtains deliver.

Size, quantity, and how the panels cover your window

Each pack contains 2 pieces. Each panel is 40" wide and 84" long. The total width coverage is listed as 80" (based on the included panels), and the total length is listed as 85.5" including a 1.5" header.

Before buying, check two things: - Your rod width and the way you plan to hang them - Whether 80" total width is enough for the “full look” you want

If you like a richer, fuller drape, many shoppers increase curtain width beyond the minimum coverage. You can still make 80" work, but it depends on how gathered you want the fabric.

Hanging options: flexible, but plan ahead

These curtains offer 3-way hanging options: 1) Header rod pockets (for curtain rods no wider than 1" diameter) 2) Clip rings (easy to slide and closed, but clip rings are not included) 3) Pole top look, using the bottom hem rod pocket (also for rods up to 1" diameter)

This is a practical advantage if you already have a rod setup you’re trying to reuse. The only real limitation is that all hanging references point to rods no wider than 1" diameter, so if your rod is thicker, you may need a different approach.

Material, care, and daily upkeep

They’re machine washable: machine wash cold on a gentle cycle with like colors, use only non-chlorine bleach if needed, tumble dry low, and remove promptly. Cool iron as needed.

That care routine is pretty straightforward for everyday life. One small nuance: with textured faux linen, you generally want to avoid high heat drying if you’re trying to keep the look consistent.

Where it shines (and where it might not)

Worth considering if you want: - Light filtering curtains for a bedroom or living room - A textured, faux linen look in a black color for a farmhouse-friendly or modern vibe - Privacy during the day while keeping the room bright

It may not be the best choice if you: - Need true blackout performance - Have a rod wider than 1" diameter and don’t want to change hardware - Want clip-ring hanging without buying additional clips (clip rings aren’t included)

If you’re upgrading from basic sheers, these can feel more “intentional” because the fabric is described as thick and heavy-duty and designed to drape well.

When it makes sense

If your priority is a controlled, natural-light look—think daytime privacy without sacrificing brightness—these are the kind of curtains that fit that brief. They also make sense for rooms where you want a softer, textured backdrop, not a flat, purely decorative panel.

If you truly need darkness, or you’re after maximum light blocking, you may want to look for blackout-specific curtains instead.

Final verdict

Chyhomenyc’s black faux linen light filtering curtains are a solid pick for daytime privacy and softer sunlight, especially if you like a textured “fabric” look and want multiple hanging options. Just keep expectations realistic: they’re designed to filter light, not fully block it—and the rod diameter notes mean you should double-check your hardware before committing.

Quick FAQ

Is this meant to block out all light?

No. It’s described as light filtering, designed to let light into the room while reducing harshness and supporting privacy.

How many panels come in a pack?

The pack contains 2 panels.

What is the curtain size?

Each panel is 40" wide and 84" long, the listing also notes total length including a 1.5" header.

What type of rod will fit?

The hanging options reference curtain rods no wider than 1" diameter.

Are clip rings included?

No. The clip ring method is mentioned, but clip rings aren’t included.