Habitat Herringbone Pencil Pleat Curtain - Cream -183x168cm
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Habitat Herringbone Pencil Pleat Curtain - Cream -183x168cm
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Description
A touch of high-end heritage for your home. These cream curtains bring instant warmth and texture, upstairs or down. The herringbone weave adds quiet depth to both modern spaces and more traditional settings. Blackout lining keeps light out, encouraging deep and restful sleep. And the tailored pencil pleats add effortless polish. Designed to bring calm into your day, morning, noon or night. Features Cream herringbone design. Made from 100% recycled polyester. Blackout. Lining made from 100% polyester. Dimensions Size 168cm (66 inches) wide by 183cm (72 inches) drop. Width refers to one curtain panel before hanging. Contains one pair of curtains (2 curtain panels). Dimensions provided include header tape. Depth of header tape: 3 inch/ 7cm. General information Curtain hooks/ rings not included. Suitable for curtain poles. Suitable for curtain tracks. Curtain pole not included. Does not include tie backs. Dry clean only. Not suitable for tumble drying.
Our Stylist Says
I love these curtains for their classic herringbone pattern and versatile cream tone, making them a great choice for a range of interiors. They work particularly well in both traditional and contemporary spaces, adding a touch of subtle texture without overpowering the room. The pencil pleat style offers a neat, tailored look that’s easy to style with curtain accessories or layered with blinds for practical light control. For styling tips, consider pairing them with darker or patterned cushions or rugs to add contrast, or keep the palette light and neutral for a calm, cohesive aesthetic. They’re a practical choice that balances function and style, perfect for adding warmth and texture to living rooms, bedrooms, or even creative study areas.
Clara Reynolds
Flitch Interior Stylist
Dimensions
Dimensions can be found on Habitat's website here
