Curtains

[u/scientooligist]

Where is a good place to get curtains around here? With Bed, Bath, and Beyond gone, I can no longer find a store with a really good curtain selection.

[u/Ocarina-of-lies]

Home Sense seems to be everyone's new favorite store. There's one in Westlake

[u/scientooligist → u/Ocarina-of-lies]

Thank you!!!

[u/x-com1]

I miss when retailers like JCPenney had an entire part of a store floor dedicated to home textile furnishings and you could order just about any style from a giant catalog.

Losing BB&B was a bummer as well.

[u/MackCLE]

There is a big home store around Elyria that delivered a big rug to me same or next day for $5. I’m blanking on the name but will research if you need. They had a good website too.

[u/scientooligist → u/MackCLE]

At Home. I went there and was not impressed with the curtain selection. Thanks, though!

[u/BleachedBlonde69]

Try a store called At Home

[u/scientooligist → u/BleachedBlonde69]

I went there and they had a giant aisle of curtains, but they were all grommeted! No other options

[u/BleachedBlonde69 → u/scientooligist]

Ohhhh bummer :(

[u/Speak_Of_The_Devil]

Puchers

[u/scientooligist → u/Speak_Of_The_Devil]

I’m not seeing curtains there. Looks like the specialize in blinds

[u/Living-Bit1993]

Pottery barn, Anthropologie, restoration hardware

[u/Steffie767]

If you are not adverse to used, you might try some of the suburban consignment or thrift stores. I've found good quality drapes, lined etc.

[u/mmDruhgs]

The blackout curtains at Costco are great if you're looking for that. I got them in my bedroom

[u/scientooligist → u/mmDruhgs]

I’m hoping for something high end with thick fabric

[u/Best_Tree_9154]

Maybe home goods?

[u/coneynfaygo]

Some JCPenney stores still offer custom drapery and a decent selection. Not as large as they had back in the day but better than most stores.

I haven’t checked West Elm in a while but they used to have a solid selection. Crate & Barrel too. If price isn’t a big deal, RH and Ethan Allen offer plenty.

[u/ghosnowst]

Menards or Kohl’s

[u/superpony123]

home sense and homegoods but sometimes selection is pretty limited.

You can order online from TJMaxx and Marshalls. You can return them to the store if you don't like them! I ordered some curtains from them recently that were nice. Basically you can find a lot of stuff that homegoods would have in the store online and it's not all beat up like it would be from people handling it at the store. I have gotten some fantastic designer lamps and curtains, plus other homewares just by ordering online from tjmaxx/marshalls. Sometimes it takes some on/off checking for a few weeks to find something you want, if you have a specific look in mind. They also generally have MUCH more higher end nice stuff online than they do in the stores.

[u/alcbeach]

JC Penney

[u/kellyelise515]

Thrift stores.

[u/Successful-Good8978]

JC Penney

[u/Saffron_says]

Target had great pottery barn linen dupes