They look okay but I think an off-white would look much nicer against the wall color.

The color is not that special. The white version (thank you celery girl) looks much more vibrant.

I prefer the lighter colour that matches the background in your bedding. It does look more vibrant, as treesstandingtall said.

I like the off white a bit better as well. Another pretty option might be to pick up the green in the comforter. I have green curtains against a blue wall and like the combination very much.

Green color does not look so good as off-white

Should the curtains be floor length or could they be shorter?

I would keep them floor length.

I do think the drapery color is a bit too heavy for the room. I would go lighter and maintain the floor length.

The off white looks good. I also think the others are too dark in color.

I bought off white curtains but I found it was too much There is 2 windows. Any ideas I was thinking roman blinds?

You could do roman blinds but you'd want them lined. You could also do lined woven wood blinds. What do you think about navy curtains?

https://www.wayfair.com/decor-pillows/pdp/beachcrest-home-evangelina-solid-room-darkening-rod-pocket-single-curtain-panel-bcmh2808.html?piid=24111670%2C24111676

Maybe curtains that are close to the colour of the walls?

Do you think you could find something close to the wall color?

Are you going to keep the curtains closed all the time? If not, I would add roman shades and off white curtains. Close the shades at night and keep the curtains open just to soften the windows.

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