Orange and White Shower Curtain

Washing a Panel That Goes From White to Deep Apricot

The Orange and White Shower Curtain fades from bare white at the header down to a deep apricot at the hem, and that construction dictates its care, because the two ends of the panel need opposite things: the white top shows a grey soap film, while the saturated bottom is the part that loses depth if it is washed too hot. The transition itself is smooth and unbroken, with no visible steps, and there is no motif anywhere to distract from it. Roughly the top third stays close to white, which keeps the header area light.

• Sizes: 59 x 71 and 71 x 71 inches (width x height)
• Material: woven polyester fabric
• Header: 12 silver-tone metal grommets
• Included: 12 hooks in the pack
• Finish: stain-resistant and mildew-resistant
• Care: machine wash at 86 F
• Treatment: water-repellent, resists stains and mildew
• Design: vertical gradient, white header to apricot hem
• Print: continuous wash, no repeat

A Warm Gradient for a Small Bright Bathroom

The strength of a gradient in a small bathroom is that it puts the colour where you notice it least and leaves the eye level clear, so the room feels taller than a solid panel would allow. It sits well against white tile, terrazzo or pale timber, with a single terracotta or cream towel and nothing else competing for warmth. Other warm panels are gathered in our orange shower curtains, and for a saturated warm scene instead of a wash there is the Shower Curtains with Scenes.