Let every window bloom into a canvas of calm and color. Deconovo Silver Leaf Room-Darkening Curtains drape your space in silky, triple-weave Oxford that dims daylight, dulls drafts, and blooms with shimmering silver foliage—giving you gallery-worthy windows without the gallery effort. The entire set slips over your rod in minutes, and a curated palette blends from farmhouse breakfast nooks to candle-lit entries. No drilling, no drama—just instant, affordable luxury that moves with your mood.  

Features:

• Blackout & Thermal Insulation—Comfort you can control: blocks up to 85-98% of light (darker colors provide stronger shading) while reducing heat transfer and outside noise—perfect for energy-conscious homes, naptime, or movie nights.  
• Elegant Silver Foil Print—Art you can admire: shimmering silver palm-leaf motifs add understated botanical elegance that complements minimalist, Scandinavian, or tropical décor without overwhelming your existing palette.  
• Energy & Noise Saving—Comfort you can feel: helps regulate indoor temperature year-round while muffling outside noise—perfect for energy-conscious homes, naptime, or movie nights.  
• OEKO-TEX Certified Fabric—Safety you can trust: independently certified under OEKO-TEX Standard 100 for safer, planet-conscious materials, giving you hotel-worthy elegance without the hotel price.  
• Easy Installation—Setup you can snap: each panel features 8 rust-resistant silver grommets that glide onto most standard curtain rods for a crisp, even pleat and a polished finish—no clips, rings, or tools required.  
• Set of 2 Panels—Coverage you can count on: each package delivers two coordinated panels with rust-resistant silver grommets, giving you balanced, symmetrical coverage for standard or oversized windows without extra purchases or size guesswork.  
• Care Instructions—Upkeep you can forget: simply hand-wash gently in cold water below 86°F, iron at low temperature, and avoid bleach or tumble-drying for long-lasting beauty and performance.

Note: Slight color variations may occur due to lighting or screen displays.