Coastal Moonlight Shower Curtain

A Lighthouse Beam Under a Printed Milky Way

Because the coastal moonlight shower curtain is printed almost entirely in deep blues and violets, the practical question is how the ink survives daily steam, and the answer sits in the treatment rather than the picture. The scene itself shows a red and white banded lighthouse on a stone jetty, its beam cutting left across still water while the Milky Way arcs overhead in dust and pinpoints. Dark grounds like this hold their depth well as long as they are washed cool. The reflection of the beam on the water is the one bright passage in an otherwise low-key image, and it is placed roughly at eye height on a standard rod.

• Available sizes: 35 x 71, 59 x 71, 71 x 71 and 71 x 79 inches
• Material: woven polyester with a photographic print
• Palette: midnight blue, violet, with red and white accents
• Header: 12 silver-tone metal grommets
• Included: 12 hanging hooks
• Treatment: stain-resistant and mildew-resistant
• Water behaviour: water-repellent printed face
• Care: machine washable at 86 F

Night Scenery for a Bathroom That Runs Dark

It belongs in a room that already has some depth to it, slate floor tile, a charcoal vanity or dark grout, where a pale panel would look like a blank gap in the wall. Warm bulbs bring out the violets; cool white bulbs push the whole scene bluer and sharpen the star field. It sits within our nature shower curtains, and if you want daylight rather than night in the same photographic register, the Mountain Shower Curtain is the counterpart. Against pale tile the panel becomes the only dark object in the room, which works if that is what you want and looks stranded if it is not.