Textured Shower Curtain

Mushroom Brown Held in a Waffle Grid

Textured Shower Curtain is one color, and the color is the hard part: a mushroom brown sitting exactly between grey and beige, warm enough to work with oak but muted enough that it never turns tan. The waffle grid woven into the polyester splits that single tone in two, because every recessed square holds a shadow while the raised ridges catch the light, so the panel reads darker in the folds and paler across the flat. A shaped hem keeps the fall even from header to floor. The color is even from header to hem, with no gradient and no printed border, so what changes across the panel is only the depth of the shadow in the weave.

• Size: 71 x 79 inches, single cut
• Fabric: Oeko-Tex certified polyester
• Texture: woven waffle grid
• Color: flat mushroom brown, no print
• Hem: shaped for an even fall
• Rings: not included with the panel
• Handle: soft, hangs away from the legs
• Care: machine wash cool

A Warm Neutral Beside Wood and White Plaster

It is the neutral to reach for when white has proved too cold and beige too yellow, and it does its best work in a room finished in wood and lime plaster, where a grey-brown is the only tone that agrees with both. Black or aged brass fittings suit it; polished chrome makes it look dusty. It is the deepest tone among our waffle weave shower curtains, and for the same grid in a cool grey rather than a warm brown, Gray Waffle Shower Curtain takes the weave the other way.