If you’re in the market for ready-cut velvet curtains, you’re likely beholden to that of the synthetic variety—polyester and poly-blends. While it’s increasingly rare to velvet made of silk, cotton, or wool, we have tracked down a selection of cotton velvet curtains that meet the insulating and noise-buffering quality of their poly counterparts, but unlike synthetic-based velvet, these curtains lay a little lighter on the earth.
Note that some of our elections are considered to be “room darkening” curtains which tends to include a polyester lining; we’ve made note of these instances below.
Above: For a luxe option, Kvadrat’s Harald 3 Curtain designed by Fanny Aronsen and Raf Simmons is made entirely of cotton velvet and comes in 29 colors. Shown here is shade 0212 installed in a Danish house designed by Studio David Thulstrup.
Above: The Pottery Barn Velvet Twill Blackout Curtain is made of cotton velvet but does have a polyester liner to provide blackout coverage; $149 to $209.
Above: The West Elm Cotton Velvet Curtain has a matte finish and while providing room darkening, is not designed with a liner; $119 to $238.
Above: CB2’s Organic Cotton Velvet Window Curtain Panel is $169 per panel.
Above: The Ralph Lauren Cotton Velvet Curtain is made of cotton velvet but designed with a cotton-poly liner; prices start at $90.54 at Wayfair.
Above: From The Socialite Family in Paris, the Smooth Corduroy Curtain is made of cotton velvet and available in seven colors; $270.
Above: From Anthropologie, the Trova Washed Velvet Curtain is light filtering, made of cotton velvet, and available in six colors; $118 to $148.
Above: From Crate & Kids (Crate & Barrel), Organic Cotton Velvet Light Blocking Window Curtain Panels come in a limited selection of four pastel shades and are $99 to $119 per panel.
Above: The Milo Piped Velvet Curtain, shown in Ivory, is made from cotton velvet and available in three colors; $108 to $148 at Anthropologie.
Above: The Cotton Velvet Room Darkening Curtains in four shades is made with both a cotton and a polyester lining for room darkening; $89.90 to $109.90 at Quince.
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