Blush and White Shower Curtain

Blush Ribbons Drawn on a Matte Ivory Weave

The blush and white shower curtain is drawn in the finest line of anything here: overlapping ribbon forms traced in a pale rose that sits only a shade away from the ivory ground, so from a distance you read movement rather than pattern. The weave is matte with a slight paper feel, which is what lets a low-contrast drawing register at all instead of disappearing into a sheen. The ribbons cross and overlap without closing into shapes, so the eye keeps following them rather than settling anywhere in particular.

• Size: 71 x 79 inches (width x height)
• Material: 100% Oeko-Tex certified polyester
• Artwork: overlapping ribbon line work in pale rose
• Ground: matte ivory
• Hem: shaped and reinforced bottom edge for an even drape
• Rings or hooks: not included
• Care: machine washable
• Face: opaque, no liner required
• Print: single-sided, plain reverse

Soft Colour Beside Warm Timber and Plaster

It belongs in a bathroom built from warm materials, so plaster walls, an oak vanity and unlacquered brass, where a hard white panel would look like a cut-out. One dusty rose towel is enough to confirm the colour without turning the room pink. It sits with the pink shower curtains, and for the same palette used loudly rather than quietly the Valentine's Day Shower Curtain is the opposite treatment. Under a warm bulb the ivory deepens and the rose almost disappears, which is why this panel behaves differently by day and by night. It is the wrong choice for a room finished in cool grey porcelain, where the ivory reads as an off note rather than a soft one, and the right one wherever there is timber in the room.