Pink Striped Shower Curtain

One Long Drop, Blush Arcs Throughout

Sold in a single generous cut, the Pink Striped Shower Curtain runs 71 inches wide by 79 inches long, which is taller than the usual 71-inch drop. The striping is not straight: fine blush lines sweep in wide curves across an off-white ground, doubling back on themselves like a set of nested arches. A large pale disc sits behind the curves near the top, giving the composition a sun-and-ripple quality. Everything stays low in contrast, so the pattern registers as texture from a distance and as line work up close.

• Single size, 71 by 79 inches
• Polyester weave with a soft hand
• Blush pink line work on an off-white ground
• Curved striping rather than straight bands
• Weighted lower edge shaped to hang evenly
• Drapes in vertical folds without clinging
• Mid-century arch motif at large scale
• Machine washable on a cool cycle
• Longer 79-inch drop for taller rod positions

A Quiet Mid-Century Wall for the Bath

Because the palette is so restrained, this one behaves like a painted feature wall rather than a decorative object, which makes it useful in small rooms. It works over white subway tile, terrazzo, or a warm plaster finish, and it flatters oak and brass more than polished chrome. Look for it among our mid-century shower curtains, where curved and arched motifs run through most of the designs. If you want the same soft pink handled as geometry instead of line work, the Pink and Gray Shower Curtain breaks the color into flat horizontal bands. Cream, camel and pale grey towels all sit well against it.