Start with panel count, not color
The Hodge curtains are sold as one panel per pack, and each pack is sold separately. That single detail shapes most of your buying decision: a typical window treatment usually needs two panels for a balanced, gathered look, so you will likely order two packs to cover one window. Before you fall for the light beige color, confirm how many panels your window actually needs.
If you are replacing an existing pair, count the panels you already hang rather than assuming a pack contains a pair. Ordering one pack and discovering it holds a single panel is the most common avoidable mistake with this curtain.
What the Hodge panel confirms
- Hodge Room Darkening Grommet Curtains: Sold as 1 panel per pack, each pack sold separately. You need to calculate panel quantity per window before ordering, not after.

Hodge Room Darkening Grommet Curtains - Hodge Room Darkening Grommet Curtains: Made from high-quality thick fabric that effectively blocks out light. This is the core reason to choose it for a bedroom or any room where you want a darker, more intimate atmosphere.
- Hodge Room Darkening Grommet Curtains: Grommet design allows for easy hanging and smooth gliding on the curtain rod. Grommet curtains slide open and closed easily, which suits windows you adjust daily.
Choose between the two available sizes
The Hodge comes in two size options: Light Beige / 54x84 in (137x213 cm) and Light Beige / 54x96 in (137x244 cm). Both are the same light beige color and the same thick, light-blocking fabric. The decision is purely about length and the look you want at the floor.
The shorter option suits windows where you want the panel to finish above the floor or at sill level. The longer option gives a fuller, more floor-reaching look. The supplied information does not confirm a recommended rod height or hanging clearance, so measure your own window and rod position rather than relying on a standard rule. If you are unsure which length suits your room, compare the two measurements against your actual window height before ordering.
Size options side by side
- 54x84 in (137x213 cm): Shorter of the two options; suits windows where a less floor-length finish is preferred. Same light beige color and thick light-blocking fabric.
- 54x96 in (137x244 cm): Longer option; gives more coverage toward the floor. Same light beige color and thick light-blocking fabric.
Room darkening versus full blackout
The Hodge is described as blocking out light effectively and creating a soothing, intimate atmosphere. That is the practical promise: it darkens a room noticeably. It is not described as a guaranteed total blackout solution, and the supplied information does not confirm a blackout rating or light-blocking percentage. If you need a room that stays completely dark at midday, treat this as a room darkening panel and manage your expectations accordingly.
For a bedroom, that level of light control is often enough to make the room feel calmer and more restful. For a nursery or a room where you need near-total darkness, the honest tradeoff is that this panel may not deliver the same result as a dedicated blackout curtain.
What to check before you order
- Panel quantity: One panel per pack. Count how many panels your window needs and order that many packs.
- Length: Compare 54x84 in (137x213 cm) and 54x96 in (137x244 cm) against your window and rod position.
- Color consistency: Both sizes are Light Beige, so ordering two packs of the same size keeps the color consistent across a window.
- Rod compatibility: The grommet design is intended for hanging on a curtain rod. The supplied information does not confirm a grommet inner diameter, so check your rod against the grommets when the panel arrives.
- Light expectations: The panel blocks light effectively but is not confirmed as a full blackout product.
Where the Hodge fits best
The Hodge suits a bedroom where you want to soften daylight and create a darker, more private feel without committing to a technical blackout setup. The thick fabric and light beige tone keep the room warm rather than stark, and the grommet header makes daily opening and closing easy.
It also works in a living room or guest room where afternoon glare is the main annoyance. The understated beige is easy to pair with most wall colors, which makes it a low-risk choice if you are furnishing a room from scratch.
The tradeoff is honesty about what is not confirmed: the supplied information does not include care instructions, a blackout percentage, or a grommet diameter. If any of those are deal-breakers for you, confirm them before ordering rather than assuming.

