Black and White Geometric Shower Curtain

A Fine Diagonal Lattice at Five Different Widths

Scaling a lattice is harder than scaling a picture, and this black and white geometric shower curtain manages it across five cuts because the grid is drawn fine: hairline diagonals crossing at forty-five degrees to form a field of small diamonds on white. On the 35-inch stall panel the diamonds stay small enough to read as texture, and on the 71-inch tub width they never stretch into lozenges. The line is thin enough that the panel looks white from the doorway. There is no border and no change of scale anywhere on the panel, so the lattice runs edge to edge and the eye never finds a seam.

• Sizes: 35 x 71, 47 x 71, 59 x 71, 71 x 71 and 71 x 79 inches
• Material: woven polyester fabric
• Colorway: black hairlines on white
• Print: forty-five degree diamond lattice
• Header: 12 metal grommets, silver-tone
• Included: 12 hooks supplied
• Treatment: anti-stain and anti-mildew
• Water behavior: water-repellent
• Care: machine wash at 86 degrees Fahrenheit
• Pack: one panel

Diagonals Against a Square-Tiled Wall

Setting a diagonal grid in front of horizontal tile courses is an old decorating trick that makes a narrow room feel less boxed, and it works particularly well over plain white metro or square ceramic. It sits within our geometric shower curtains, and for the same restraint expressed as a straight vertical instead of a diagonal, the Light Gray Shower Curtain makes the comparison. It is also the safest panel here for a bathroom you share, since a fine grid annoys nobody.