Habitat Milano Curtains - 108x84", Grommet-Top
Closeouts. In Habitat Milano curtains, traditional faux silk joins the modern look of metal grommets for an elegantly executed window dressing.
Average Rating based on 21 reviews
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Reviewed by mom in mass from massachusetts on Thursday, May 16, 2013Beautiful, just heavily wrinkled and a few stray threads unraveling. But for the price, well worth it.
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Reviewed by jo*sgems from Southern Ohio on Friday, May 10, 2013Waited on a sale and they still had the color I wanted!
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Reviewed by maxgunner from Texas on Friday, May 03, 2013These curtains are light and have a wonderful sheen. I ironed out the folds with a little spray starch, and they hang beautifully on my windows.
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Reviewed by Absolute Hardwood Flooring from Florida on Thursday, May 02, 2013Not 108" mislabeled.
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Reviewed by Patti from Salt Like City on Thursday, April 25, 2013Perfect. Love the sheen. I ironed them with starch for a better effect. I bought an extra pair for the day when my cat snags them.
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Reviewed by sslsskiing from Nevada on Tuesday, April 02, 2013The reviews were mixed on these curtains but I went ahead mainly because they looked stylish, which is true. But they should be called sheers. Not good for a bedroom. Interesting fabric and color and I liked the grommets but privacy won out and I returned them.
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Reviewed by Mom the Helper from Chicago,Illinois on Thursday, March 14, 2013These curtains are beautiful and I cannot believe the price! They were purchased for our daughter's loft style apartment and the luxurious sheen of the curtains serves as a wonderful contrast to all the brick and ductwork. As several customers have noted, the curtains do not block out all the light or offer absolute privacy, the generous width size compensates for that. Love them!
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Reviewed by JF from Boston on Thursday, March 07, 2013As other reviewers have noted, these curtains are lightweight. They're not sheer - I'd describe them as semi-translucent with a nice silky shine. I got the natural color. The fabric, frankly, did look cheap and thin when I first took them out of the package, but the color and the sheen were what I wanted, so I kept them. I found that liberal application of a medium-heavy spray starch when ironing them gave a decidedly more substantial look. Before the starch, they hung limply in the window and looked like nothing special. After the starch, they had nice full body and actually looked like real silk. I've been getting compliments on them.They look expensive now! I can't believe how what a difference the starch made! One 20-oz can of starch will do four curtains. Also, I doubled the number of curtains hung in each window. For windows 66" wide, I used four panels rather than two, and this adds fullness and a touch of luxury.
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Reviewed by Savvy Sandpoint from Sandpoint, ID on Tuesday, February 26, 2013These should really be billed as sheers, not drapes, as they are absolutely see through. The color is actually better than I expected, with a beautiful sheen, but I have had to return them. The fact is that for the same price I can get a very similar curtain with a light-blocking thermal lining at my local box store.
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Reviewed by Ann from Toledo Oh on Thursday, February 21, 2013n/a
