Bald Eagle Shower Curtain

Stars, Stripes and a Bird in Close Crop

The bald eagle shower curtain crops tight: the bird's head fills the left of the panel in white and grey with a hard yellow beak, while the flag behind it supplies the field of stars in the upper corner and broad red and white bands across the rest. Nothing is small or repeated, so the design reads clearly from the doorway. The white in the flag and the white in the plumage are deliberately different, one flat and one feathered. The bird's eye sits near the middle of the panel, which is what pulls the whole composition together once it is hanging in folds.

• Sizes: 35 x 71, 59 x 71, 71 x 71 and 71 x 79 inches
• Material: woven polyester fabric
• Header: 12 silver-tone metal eyelets
• Included: 12 hooks supplied
• Print: cropped eagle head over a stars and stripes field
• Treatment: water-repellent, stain-resistant and mildew-resistant
• Care: machine wash at 86 F

Keeping a Flag Print From Taking Over the Room

A panel carrying this much red does best in a plain room, so white tile, a grey floor and chrome or brushed nickel fittings, with nothing else in the space competing for the same attention. Keep towels white or navy rather than red. It hangs with the red shower curtains, and if you want a warm figurative print without the flag, the Orange and Brown Shower Curtain works the same wall differently. Hung on a straight rail rather than a curved one, the stripes stay parallel instead of bowing, and that matters more with a flag than with any other print.