The guest bathroom at our new place is very neutral and I don’t know how to decorate it. It originally had an old glass shower door and because they are so pesky to clean so I asked my landlord to remove it. Thankfully he did and now I need to choose a shower curtain. Because the shower curtain determines the color scheme of the entire bathroom it is an overwhelming decision for me and I just can’t make up my mind! Part of me wants to jazz it up with bright colors and the other part of me wants to keep it simple. Decisions, decisions! Here is what I have found so far, let me know if you have any suggestions for what to do or where to look!
This Flamenco Shower Curtain from Anthropologie will make me want to sing in the shower!
I love the geometric pattern and color scheme of this West Elm design…
I could keep it simple with this Pottery Barn shower curtain and
still jazz it up with colorful towels & accessories…
I love the navy and gray curtain in the middle by Martha Stewart, gotta love Martha!
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My vote is for the one from West Elm!
Tough decision but so fun! I really love the unique Flamenco curtain but it might be hard to design the rest of the room around that one. I also like the Martha Stewart curtains. I like all of those color combinations. I would choose spring colors even though gray is one of my favorite colors. Have fun and thanks for the inspiration!
I like the flamanco one as well… I saw somewhere on the web where someone made a ruffled shower curtain out of all white shower curtains, and it looked really pretty, dang I wish I could remember who posted it!
Carlee,
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I see you're still leaning toward neutral! My vote, too, is for the ruffles. I don't know if it's the texture or the color but it's my favorite. Plus, all those colors are “in” right now so would be easy to design around. Why don't you find a print or something that you *love* and design around that?
Love the shower curtain selection! I'm just now working on small 'redo' of our guest bath to make it more simple and light! Love the PB shower curtain (& its in line with the kick I'm on!)
Good idea Jenni! Sometimes I get overwhelmed and just don't know where to start. I have some time today so I might go out and find some inspiration…
Oh my gosh! That flamenco shower curtain is gorgeous. The shades of color would look perfect in a beachy bathroom. I am a shower door girl though so I might just hang this in another room.
The West Elm one is my favorite, I think… but the good news is, this is an easy thing to change, if you get bored of it!
The Martha one is my favorite, followed by the Pottery Barn one. The Anthopologie one is cute but I think you would get over it pretty quickly; plus, you better have a large bathroom to accommodate it!
Hi! I love the flamenco one, too, but I also think that the more neutral you go, the more you'll continue to like it over time. Someone mentioned a white ruffle DIY shower curtain and I remember seeing it, too, so I went and dug around and found the link to the one I remember seeing about a year ago. Here's the link…
http://showandtell-sausha.blogspot.com/2010/03/kids-bathroom-wframed-builder-mirror.html ….
you have to scroll down a bit in the post to see the “after” pictures with the white ruffle curtain. Good luck with your makeover!
xo,
Stef
West Elm all the way! I just found your blog and am your newest follower. Thanks for creating such an amazing blog full of inspiration. I'll be back often!
The Anthropologie shower curtain is fabulous!!!!
I'm with the West Elm choice!
Love the ruffle shower curtain. That is so very pretty. Visiting from Show and Tell at Blue Cricket.
~Kimberlee
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