Brown and Tan Shower Curtain

One Amber Butterfly Over a Bloom of Sepia Ink

The palette on this brown and tan shower curtain never leaves a narrow band of warm neutrals: parchment, oatmeal, honey and a deeper walnut used only in the wing markings. A single large butterfly sits at the centre with its wings open, drawn over a diffuse ground of sepia flowers and ink splashes that fade toward the edges of the panel. Nothing in the image is cool or grey, which is unusual for a print carrying this much detail. The wings are drawn with the pattern picked out in fine dark strokes rather than filled, which gives the insect enough definition to survive being seen at a distance.

• Sizes: 35 x 71, 59 x 71, 71 x 71 and 71 x 79 inches
• Material: woven polyester fabric
• Colorway: parchment, oatmeal, honey and walnut
• Print: single butterfly over a sepia floral wash
• 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

Neutral Warmth in a Room Finished in Travertine

These are the exact tones of travertine, unlacquered brass and undyed linen, so it fills the gap for anyone who wants a decorative print without introducing a colour the room does not already have. It appears in our modern shower curtains selection, and if the insect is the appeal but you want it repeated across the panel rather than shown once, the Black and White Photo Shower Curtain takes a different approach entirely. Keep the towels within the same range, oatmeal or undyed cotton, and the whole wall reads as one considered surface.