What are the care instructions for this polyester voile curtain—can it be machine washed, tumbled dried, and ironed?

Yes, this polyester voile can be machine washed on a delicate 40°C cycle. Do not tumble dry — line dry in the shade. Iron on the reverse side on a low setting. For best results, remove the curtain from the washing machine while still slightly damp and hang to reduce creasing.

How sheer is this curtain? Can it provide privacy at night when lights are on, or is it fully transparent?

This curtain is described as 'lightly sheer,' meaning it filters light while offering a degree of daytime privacy. At night with lights on, it will be quite see-through — it is not a blackout or privacy curtain. For nighttime privacy, we recommend layering it behind heavier drapes.

Can this curtain be used as a layer behind blackout drapes or heavier curtains without the layers bunching or the rod being too crowded?

Yes, this voile curtain works well as a sheer layer behind blackout drapes or heavier curtains. The hidden tab suspension allows it to sit close to the rod, minimizing bulk. If using a single rod, ensure it is strong enough to support both layers; otherwise, use two separate rods. The sheer fabric is lightweight and should not cause bunching.

Is there room for patterns on voile curtains, or should they always be simple white/transparent?

A simple pattern can work under solid overdrapes, but it should complement the room's decor and not clash. Many prefer plain sheers for versatility.

Simons Maison

Warm Foliage Voile Curtain One Panel 140 X 220 Cm

CA$29.00CAD

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This product is a sheer voile curtain panel from the Simons Maison exclusive line, designed in Canada. It is made of finely woven polyester voile with a foliage print in warm muted tones, and features a hidden tab suspension. Each panel is sold separately and measures 140 x 220 cm (55 x 86 inches), suitable for use as a light-filtering window curtain on its own or as a sheer layer beneath heavier drapes.

Material: Polyester Voile
Category: Home & Garden > Decor > Window Treatments > Curtains & Drapes

Color

Patterned Green

Size

140X220CM

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Specifications

A lightly sheer polyester voile curtain with a charming foliage print in warm earthy tones, featuring hidden tab suspension; each panel sold separately.

Finely woven sheer polyester voile; hidden tab suspension; one panel per package; size 55" x 86".

Material: Polyester Voile
Gender: unisex
Condition: new
Dimensions: 140x220 cm
Category: Home & Garden > Decor > Window Treatments > Curtains & Drapes

Additional Attributes

Simons Maison exclusive
designed in Canada
lightly sheer
foliage print
warm earthy tones
finely woven
hidden tab suspension
one panel per package
55" x 86"

Product Insights

The Warm Foliage Voile Curtain is a 100% polyester voile panel with a foliage print that, when backlit, becomes a soft silhouette obscuring interior details during the day while preserving outward visibility. It uses a hidden tab header system that automatically creates even pleats and conceals the rod without rings or hooks, saving on hardware and installation costs. However, at night with lights on, it is see-through and requires layering behind heavier drapes for privacy. A single panel fits rods up to 93 cm, and for a gathered look, two panels are needed for rods up to 140 cm. It resists wrinkles, shrinkage, mildew, and UV fading, is machine washable, and is an exclusive Simons Maison design.

Verified claims

Light behavior: Backlit, the foliage print becomes a soft silhouette that scrambles sight lines from outside.
Hidden tab: Hidden tab system creates self-arranging pleats and conceals hardware without rings.
Panel count: For a gathered look, buy two panels for rods up to 140 cm, and four for wider rods.
Header style: The hidden tabs automatically create even pleats and hide the rod hardware for a sleek look.
Daytime privacy: During the day, the foliage print and backlighting obscure interior details while preserving a clear outward view.
Nighttime privacy: At night with lights on, the curtain is see-through and recommended to be layered behind heavier drapes for privacy.
Durability: Resists wrinkles, shrinkage, mildew, and UV fading; machine washable.
Layering: Hidden tabs prevent bulk and rings, creating self-draping pleats for a clean layering fit.
Pattern: Foliage print is a soft backlit accent that provides daytime privacy by disrupting sight lines.
Material: 100% polyester voile is fade-resistant, machine-washable, and has a soft, airy drape.
Coverage: Single 140 cm panel fits rods up to 93 cm; most windows need 2+ panels at $29 each.
Panel savings: Two 140 cm panels replace three standard (130 cm) panels for a 140 cm rod, saving $29.
Installation savings: Hidden tab headers require no rings, clips, or pleat hooks, saving $10–20 per window on hardware.
Exclusivity: Simons Maison exclusive designed in Canada; coordinates with decor.
Tab header: Hidden tab header conceals rod and self-arranges into even pleats.

Product record

Title: Warm Foliage Voile Curtain One Panel 140 X 220 Cm
Brand: Simons Maison
Price: 29 CAD
Availability: In stock

Deep Research

How many panels to buy for your window

At 1.5x fullness — a tailored, less gathered look — a single panel can cover a rod up to 93 cm wide (140 ÷ 1.5), enough for a small window or sidelight where a simple sheer layer is desired without buying multiple panels.
Because each panel provides 140 cm of flat width, the number to buy follows panels = ceil(rod width × desired fullness / 140). For a 120 cm rod at the often-recommended 2x fullness, that's ceil(240/140)=2 panels, delivering an actual fullness of 2.33x and a soft gathered look that avoids the flat stretch of a single panel on all but the narrowest windows.
Industry guidance specifically recommends 2.5x to 3x fullness for lightweight weaves like this polyester voile to achieve the intended soft, billowy drape. On a 100 cm rod, two panels provide 280 cm total width (2.8x), comfortably in that range, while a single panel at 1.4x would appear skimpy and uncurtained.
For a traditional center-opening arrangement, you need an even number of panels to avoid a lopsided look. On a 160 cm rod at 2x, the strict calculation gives ceil(320/140)=3 panels, but for a symmetrical split you'd buy 4 — two per side — providing an evenly balanced drape.
A 140 cm panel is about 10 cm wider than the industry-typical 130 cm ready-made panel, so a pair provides 280 cm instead of 260 cm — enough to cover a 140 cm rod at the recommended 2x fullness without needing a third panel, and for wider rods three panels give 420 cm, often saving a panel compared to narrower alternatives.

How hidden tab suspension looks and installs

After opening, the hidden tabs automatically realign to create uniformly spaced soft pleats with no manual adjusting — each time you pull the curtain, it resets to a symmetrical, tailored arrangement that reads as custom drapery.
The rod threads directly through the fabric loops, so you don't need to buy curtain rings, clips, or pleat hooks — only a rod is required, which simplifies installation and reduces the total cost of dressing a window, especially at this panel's 29 CAD price point.
The fabric tabs are sewn onto the back of the panel, so the rod threads through them behind the fabric — this keeps all metal hardware out of sight from the front, eliminating the shower-curtain look of grommet tops and giving the window a more tailored, custom-finished header.
This panel is a Simons Maison exclusive designed in Canada, meaning it’s part of a curated in-house line rather than a generic wholesale import; it can be expected to coordinate with other Simons Maison decor pieces, and the exclusivity tag distinguishes it in a market flooded with identical polyester sheers.

How the foliage print looks with light behind it

When the sun is bright outside, the lightly sheer polyester voile acts as a backlit canvas: the foliage print reads as a delicate, tonal silhouette rather than a bold pattern, filtering harsh daylight into a soft, nature-infused glow that still allows a clear view out.
The printed foliage motif actively scrambles sight lines from outside during both day and night: during the day, the pattern makes it harder to discern interior details even though you can still see out; at night, even with lights on, the botanical shapes scatter the light escaping the room, reducing the clarity of silhouettes compared to a plain sheer.
When used as a sheer layer behind heavier drapes, the foliage print is only visible when the drapes are open — which is typically during daylight hours — so the dominant experience of the pattern will be the soft, backlit silhouette rather than a bold graphic statement; the hidden tab suspension keeps the voile close to the rod, minimizing bulk and allowing the print to read cleanly against the window.

How polyester voile feels, drapes, and ages

Polyester voile’s fine synthetic weave produces a subtle sheen that catches light and adds depth to the semi-transparent foliage, making the print appear more luminous and dimensional than a flat-matte sheer would.
Unlike cotton voile, polyester voile resists creasing at the fiber level — after washing or storage, the fabric naturally relaxes, so the curtain looks smooth with just a light steam and many creases release simply from hanging.
The polyester fibers give this curtain a durability edge — the fabric resists shrinking, mildew, and moisture damage, so machine-washing at 40°C won’t distort its shape or compromise the print, making it a practical choice for carefree maintenance over years of use.
Weighing in the typical voile range of 80 to 150 grams per square meter, this finely woven polyester panel hangs in soft, airy folds that move with a breeze rather than stiffly, which is why it layers under heavier drapes without adding bulk.
Synthetic dyes in polyester voile are inherently more resistant to sun-bleaching than natural fibers, so the warm earthy tones of this foliage print are less likely to fade in rooms with strong direct sunlight.

Image Analysis

3 images

01: Product
Sheer voile curtain panel with an allover warm-toned floral print hung on a metal rod; panel is semi-transparent showing light through the window and reaches the floor.
Material and transparencySingle semi-sheer voile curtain panel with light passing through the fabric, producing soft backlit translucence in the central window area.
1 region
x 0.18 · y 0.03 · w 0.64 · h 0.78 (high)
Hanging methodTop of the panel is gathered onto a metal curtain rod creating soft, irregular pleats across the width.
1 region
x 0.18 · y 0.02 · w 0.64 · h 0.10 (high)
Print patternAllover botanical/foliage print featuring small clustered leaves and floral motifs repeated across the fabric.
1 region
x 0.18 · y 0.03 · w 0.64 · h 0.78 (high)
Hem and lengthPanel extends to and slightly pools at the floor with a visible straight hem at the bottom edge.
1 region
x 0.18 · y 0.70 · w 0.64 · h 0.27 (high)
Edge overlapTwo curtain leaves overlap at the center of the window where light is brightest, creating a slightly denser printed region.
1 region
x 0.39 · y 0.04 · w 0.18 · h 0.70 (high)
Other
Lifestyle scene showing the curtain installed in a softly lit room with furniture and decor elements: an armchair with cushion, floor lamp, round wooden coffee table with candle, mug and open book, and a hardwood floor with rug.
ArmchairWood-framed armchair with rounded spindle-like front legs and arm supports, white upholstered seat and back cushion, and a rectangular blue cushion with two horizontal pale stripes.
1 region
x 0.66 · y 0.54 · w 0.30 · h 0.36 (high)
Floor lampTall slender floor lamp with a brass or gold-toned vertical stem and a white pleated conical lampshade positioned to the right of the window.
1 region
x 0.78 · y 0.20 · w 0.12 · h 0.38 (high)
Coffee table and objectsCircular wooden coffee table in the foreground with an open book, a small ceramic mug, and a single candle in a brass holder.
1 region
x 0.12 · y 0.78 · w 0.56 · h 0.18 (high)
Rug and floorDark red area rug visible beneath the table and chair with a narrow strip of wood floor at the window baseboard.
1 region
x 0.08 · y 0.82 · w 0.84 · h 0.15 (high)
Lighting and shadowStrong backlighting from the window creates bright blown-out center light and soft shadows on foreground objects, with visible translucence in the curtain fabric.
Colors
warm beige· curtain background#F4E3CCmuted dusty blue· floral blue printsoft rust orange· floral rust/orange printmuted olive green· floral muted green print
02: Product
Close-up of a sheer voile curtain panel with an all-over warm floral print; fabric is translucent and drapes in soft folds with a visible lower edge near the floor.
Fabric typeSheer, lightweight translucent voile fabric visible through layered folds and soft wrinkles
1 region
x 0.18 · y 0.02 · w 0.64 · h 0.95 (high)
Print motifAll-over botanical floral pattern with clusters of leaves and flowers printed across the panel
1 region
x 0.10 · y 0.05 · w 0.80 · h 0.90 (high)
Color accentsWarm muted palette including rusty orange, blue-gray, and sage-green used for leaves and petals
1 region
x 0.30 · y 0.10 · w 0.40 · h 0.60 (high)
Drape and foldsCurtain forms several vertical folds and soft billows, creating overlapping translucent layers and areas of varied opacity
1 region
x 0.24 · y 0.00 · w 0.52 · h 0.88 (high)
Lower edge on floorBottom edge of the panel is visible and rests near a wooden floor surface, showing a slight pooling or overlap at the base
1 region
x 0.05 · y 0.70 · w 0.60 · h 0.30 (high)
Edge trim detailA narrow folded hem is visible along the lower border where the fabric meets the floorPartial
1 region
x 0.06 · y 0.84 · w 0.40 · h 0.12 (medium)
Other
Close-up product shot with warm backlighting and wooden floor visible; soft shadows and highlights emphasize translucency and texture.
LightingWarm directional light from behind or above creates translucent highlights and soft shadows through the fabric
1 region
x 0.30 · y 0.00 · w 0.40 · h 0.40 (high)
Background surfaceWooden floor visible beneath the curtain with horizontal grain and medium brown tone
1 region
x 0.00 · y 0.78 · w 0.48 · h 0.22 (high)
Shot compositionTight vertical close-up framing focusing on the lower-to-mid section of the curtain panel, cropped at left and right edges
Shadows and reflectionsSoft layered shadows from overlapping curtain folds project onto adjacent fabric and the floor
1 region
x 0.05 · y 0.40 · w 0.50 · h 0.50 (medium)
Colors
soft ivory beige· background fabric#FAF1EAmuted rust orange· floral print - warm tones#7A5B44muted blue gray· floral print - cool tones#7A4D34soft sage green· floral print - foliage green
03: Product
Top section of a sheer floral curtain shown on a metal curtain rod, focusing on stitched fabric tabs (loop headers) and the printed voile material with warm foliage motifs.
Tab headersRectangular fabric tabs folded over the rod to form loop headers; tabs are single-layer fabric with visible topstitching along outer edges and a raw folded inner seam.
1 region
x 0.06 · y 0.04 · w 0.88 · h 0.34 (high)
Sheer voile bodyLightweight semi-transparent voile panel with an all-over warm foliage floral print; fabric shows soft folds and vertical pleating beneath the tabs.
1 region
x 0.03 · y 0.24 · w 0.94 · h 0.72 (high)
Topstitching detailContrasting visible straight stitching along the edge of each tab and across the top hem where the tabs attach, stitching appears slightly darker than the base fabric.
1 region
x 0.12 · y 0.02 · w 0.76 · h 0.20 (high)
Printed motif close-upFloral and foliage motifs include layered petals and leaves in muted warm tones printed on the sheer; motifs overlap giving a painterly, slightly blurred appearance where fabric folds.
2 regions
x 0.05 · y 0.36 · w 0.60 · h 0.56 (high); x 0.20 · y 0.60 · w 0.70 · h 0.34 (medium)
Rod-facing tab endOne tab in the lower photo shows its folded end wrapping visibly around the stainless rod, with the tab edge projecting slightly past the rod.
1 region
x 0.64 · y 0.54 · w 0.34 · h 0.30 (high)
Other
Two photographic detail shots stacked vertically showing the curtain hung on a stainless metal rod against a plain light-colored wall; soft directional lighting produces gentle shadows and a faint dividing line between the two frames.
Shot compositionImage composed of two stacked close-up frames separated by a thin white divider; upper frame focuses on multiple tabs on the rod, lower frame is a closer single-tab view.
Supporting rodSatin-finish cylindrical metal curtain rod visible through the tabs, running horizontally across both frames.
2 regions
x 0.02 · y 0.02 · w 0.96 · h 0.14 (high); x 0.44 · y 0.52 · w 0.52 · h 0.10 (high)
BackgroundSmooth, light-colored wall with neutral tone and even illumination, serving as unobtrusive backdrop.
1 region
x 0.00 · y 0.00 · w 1.00 · h 1.00 (low)
Lighting and shadowSoft, diffuse lighting from the front-left producing gentle shadows in fabric folds and a mild highlight on the metal rod.
Colors
warm beige· base fabricmuted orange-brown· floral accents#AB7B5Bmuted gray· leaf/secondary print

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Q&A

4 answered

What are the care instructions for this polyester voile curtain—can it be machine washed, tumbled dried, and ironed?: Yes, this polyester voile can be machine washed on a delicate 40°C cycle. Do not tumble dry — line dry in the shade. Iron on the reverse side on a low setting. For best results, remove the curtain from the washing machine while still slightly damp and hang to reduce creasing.
How sheer is this curtain? Can it provide privacy at night when lights are on, or is it fully transparent?: This curtain is described as 'lightly sheer,' meaning it filters light while offering a degree of daytime privacy. At night with lights on, it will be quite see-through — it is not a blackout or privacy curtain. For nighttime privacy, we recommend layering it behind heavier drapes.
Can this curtain be used as a layer behind blackout drapes or heavier curtains without the layers bunching or the rod being too crowded?: Yes, this voile curtain works well as a sheer layer behind blackout drapes or heavier curtains. The hidden tab suspension allows it to sit close to the rod, minimizing bulk. If using a single rod, ensure it is strong enough to support both layers; otherwise, use two separate rods. The sheer fabric is lightweight and should not cause bunching.
Is there room for patterns on voile curtains, or should they always be simple white/transparent?: A simple pattern can work under solid overdrapes, but it should complement the room's decor and not clash. Many prefer plain sheers for versatility.

Reddit Insights

1 threads · r/interiordecorating

Redditors in r/interiordecorating discuss a patterned voile curtain with grey leaves, with mixed opinions on its suitability and a consensus against grommet tops.

mixed sentiment90% match

Some users find the grey leaf pattern aesthetically pleasing in certain contexts, while others prefer plain sheers, leading to mixed overall sentiment.

Themes

Pattern suitabilitymixed

Grommet vs. non-grommet topsnegative

Use Cases

As a sheer layer under heavier solid drapes

Watch Out For

mediumGrommet/eyelet tops can make curtains look like shower curtains, so avoid them for a more polished look.

Source Threads

OP considers patterned voile with grey leaves
I got a double curtain rod, and I kinda liked the voile curtains with the patterns (the one with the grey leaves is at the top of my list) but I'm not sure how well it would actually work when it's coupled with another thick and mono colored curtain. Is there room for patterns? Or should they always be simple white/transparent?
u/VictoriaIsRealr/interiordecoratingView thread →

Provenance

Merchant Link: https://www.simons.ca/en/decor/curtains/hidden-tab-curtains/warm-foliage-voile-curtain-one-panel-140-x-220-cm--10736-1262000?colourId=0
Updated: July 31, 2026