Black White Grey Shower Curtain

Two Wolves and a Cub, Photographed in Greyscale

This black white grey shower curtain is a photographic composite rather than an illustration: an adult wolf faces the camera in close crop, a second animal rests its head alongside, and a cub sits low in the left foreground with a faint mountain ridge behind them. Everything is rendered in greyscale, from near-black guard hairs to the pale wash of the sky. The fur detail around the muzzles is fine enough to survive close inspection, which is the test most animal prints fail. There is no border and no text anywhere on the panel, and the ridge line behind the animals fades out rather than ending at a hard edge.

• Cut at 71 x 71 inches
• Woven polyester, matte photographic print
• Full greyscale, from near-black to pale grey
• Composite image of two adult wolves and a cub
• 12 silver-tone metal grommets
• 12 hooks included
• Treated against stains and mildew
• Water-repellent; cool machine wash
• Print on the face; reverse carries a soft ghost

Wildlife Photography Against Cool Grey Tile

Greyscale is the reason this works in rooms that a coloured wildlife print would ruin: it reads as a tonal panel first and an animal second, so it settles happily against grey porcelain, concrete-look tile or a plain white wall. Black hardware and a charcoal bath mat pull the darker end of the image into the room. Add one warm element, timber or a linen-look towel, or the whole scheme goes cold. It hangs with our grey shower curtains, and for a hand-drawn animal panel with colour instead of photography, the Blue Pattern Shower Curtain is the lighter alternative.