Green Palm Leaf Shower Curtain

Overlapping Banana Fronds Painted in Watercolour

Across the full square of this green palm leaf shower curtain, broad banana fronds overlap at every angle, painted rather than photographed: you can see brush edges where one leaf crosses another, and the greens shift from a yellow lime through to a deep bottle tone within a single frond. Slivers of white ground show through the gaps, which is what keeps a dense all-over botanical from turning into a solid block of colour on the wall. The composition has no top or bottom to it: the fronds run in every direction, so nothing about the image looks upside down when the panel gathers.

• Dimensions: 71 x 71 inches (width x height)
• Material: woven polyester with a printed watercolour design
• Palette: lime, leaf and bottle green on white
• 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

Square Format for a Straight Tub Run

A square panel gathers evenly along a straight rod, which suits an all-over repeat far better than a long drop would, since nothing important sits at the hem to be lost in a fold. Against white walls and pale timber the print carries a room on its own; against green tile it will crowd it. It hangs with our white shower curtains, and for tropical leaves used as background rather than subject, the Ocean Theme Shower Curtains put the palm behind a beach. One dark green towel and a timber stool are enough of a supporting cast; anything more and the room starts to compete with the panel instead of framing it.