What we learned from ordering these blackout linen drapes is that they are well-made and high-quality. They are very heavy with all the layers, especially the size we ordered. This meant that we needed sturdy hardware to hold them up. To throw in one more caveat, we have one angle wall and wanted the rod to look cohesive.
We opted for this hardware from Pottery Barn. Specifically we got the rod and brackets, the endcap finials, and the corner clip! The corner clip was the perfect solution to keep the consistent look on the angled wall.
When installing the brackets to the wall, make sure that you either screw into a stud or use a high-weight drywall anchor (not the cheapo ones that come with the hardware). Also if you have one, a laser level is really helpful in making sure all the brackets are level. Check out the video below to see how we installed ours!