In the Woods Shower Curtain

An Avenue of Trees Photographed in Full Leaf

The in the woods shower curtain is one photograph rather than a repeat: a straight avenue of tall trees in full summer leaf, canopies meeting overhead into a green tunnel, with a mown grass path running away from the viewer toward a bright opening in the far distance. The greens are layered rather than flat, from near-black at the trunks to a pale yellow-green where light passes through the leaves. Because the path recedes, the panel reads as distance instead of as decoration, which is unusual on a bathroom wall and is the whole argument for hanging it.

• Sizes: 35 x 71, 59 x 71, 71 x 71 and 71 x 79 inches
• Material: woven polyester fabric
• Header: 12 silver-tone metal eyelets
• Included: 12 hooks supplied
• Print: photographic avenue of trees with a grass path
• Treatment: water-repellent, stain-resistant and mildew-resistant
• Care: machine wash at 86 F

Depth for a Bathroom That Has None

A receding view is worth more in a small windowless room than any pale paint is, because the eye follows the path instead of stopping at the wall four feet away. White tile and a plain floor keep that illusion intact, while a patterned floor destroys it. It sits with the green shower curtains, and if you want an image a child will actually use rather than only look at, the Educational Shower Curtains is the panel that rewards standing there. Bear in mind that the illusion only holds while the panel is pulled flat, so a rail that lets it hang taut is worth more here than on a flat pattern.