Bath Shower Home Design

Sunny, bright beachy cottage bathroom design with white pedestal sink , beadboard, glass shelf and bright colorful shower curtain . Tara Seawright Beautiful cottage bathroom features gray wall paneling as a backdrop to claw foot bathtub accented with brass shower rail and brass shower kit finished with white and indigo blue floral shower curtain . Garden and Gun Sweet bathroom features drop -in bathtub with subway tiled shower surround accented with corner shower shelf as well as modern floral shower curtain and diamond pattern bath mat over vintage tiled floor . Alice Lane Home Pink and Green girl's bathroom with pink floral wallpaper framing white medicine cabinet flanked by sconces over pedestal sink next to drop-in tub accented with green ruffled shower curtain as well as turquoise accents. Natalie Clayman Interior Design Shabby chic white bathroom design with crystal chandelier and ruffled white shower curtain . The Lettered Cottage Lovely bathroom features drop...

March 8, 2013 22 Comments *Post contains affiliate links. I was so certain that I’d have my shower curtain done by today, but it just didn’t happen.  Part of the reason is that I spent (wasted) probably two good hours just still trying to decide what the heck I wanted to do.  I would try something, not like it, unpin everything, and start over. I finally decided to just stick pretty closely to the design from Canadian House and Home. Mine will have a band of this yellow striped fabric at the top, with the stripes going vertically… The main body of the shower curtain will be white.  (I used an extra queen-sized sheet for that part.  )  Then there will be anywhere from three to five rows of ruffles at the bottom. Actually, I had a hard time deciding between ruffles and pleats.  I love the look of ruffles (just not too many of them!!), but when it comes down to it, I’m really more of a pleat kind of person.  I prefer tailored over frilly.  But since I didn’t have enough fabric to d...

Fantastic bathroom with graphic red and white wallpaper either side of the subway tiled shower with black tiled trim dressed with a white and navy striped shower curtain . Lindsey Coral Harper Eclectic bathroom with glossy white pedestal sink , beadboard backsplash, black & white checkered tiles floor , monogrammed shower curtain and brown walls paint color . Furbish Studio The sweetest girl's bedroom features a white and red pleated bed valance with matching curtains frame a white and red camelback headboard on full bed dressed in white duvet with pink pom pom trim , red scalloped blanket , pink elephant pillow and a white and pink pleated bedskirt flanked by a Serena and Lily Ellie Side Table to the left and a nightstand to the right under window covered in white and pink roman shade illuminated by a white and red chandelier atop a blue lattice rug . Knight Moves Chic, small bathroom features a marble basketweave tiled floor which leads to a drop in tub cla...

eHow Home Home Design & Decor Windows, Doors & Walls What Type of Curtains Look Good in a Bathroom? Follow Jupiterimages/Brand X Pictures/Getty Images With all the humidity, water, makeup, soap and hairspray, a bathroom can be a messy place. Because of the mess issues, many people shy away from using curtains in bathrooms and instead go with frosted glass or plastic mini-blinds. However, the undecorated look is stark and boring. If you'd like to add the color and softness of fabric to your bathroom, there are plenty of curtain styles that work well. Length Shorter curtains are the way to go in bathrooms. While there are exceptions, bathrooms are small, casual rooms. Short, simple curtain panels not only look best, but are up off the floor so they're more likely to remain dry and clean. Also, in a small room such as a bathroom, long curtains can take up too much space, get in your way, and overpower the room. Fabric Because of the high likelihood that your bathroom c...

11.27.2010 I've been doing a lot of window coverings recently to keep the cold out of our little house.  I want to make an insulated blind for the bathroom, but first I wanted some pretty curtains to go over it. In the bathroom already, I have the  ruffled shower curtain I made, inspired by Anthro and other lovely sources. So I wanted some curtains to match! I used more 100% cotton quilter's cotton and added ruffles with the same zig zag finish on the edges.  I sewed them straight across, since the waves wouldn't really have the same effect on small, short curtains.  I felt sort of silly making such girly, pretty, almost sheer curtains in the dead of winter, but the insulated blind will do most of the work, I guess!  Here's how they turned out. I love the light ruffles!