Turquoise and Brown Shower Curtain

A Lion Lit From Behind in Teal

Deep teal and starlight frame the lion standing at the center of this Turquoise and Brown Shower Curtain, its mane rendered in warm browns and gold against a cold blue field. The background is painted rather than photographed: scattered points of light, drifting cloud at the base, and a glow behind the animal that separates it from the dark. Where the mane meets the sky, the brown edges pick up a teal rim, which is what ties the two halves of the palette together. The lion faces forward and fills most of the panel height.

• Woven polyester, water-resistant finish
• Widths of 35, 59 and 71 inches
• Drops of 71 or 79 inches
• 12 silver-tone metal grommets
• 12 hooks included with the panel
• Anti-stain and anti-mildew treated
• Machine wash at 86 F
• Painted illustration, teal ground with brown mane
• Starfield and cloud detail behind the figure
• The 35-inch width fits a stall frame

Two Colors That Hold a Room Together

Teal and brown is an easier pairing than it sounds, because the brown does the work that beige usually does and the teal supplies the only real color in the room. Set against dark timber, bronze fittings or a slate-look floor, the panel reads as considered rather than novelty, which is not always true of animal prints. It is grouped with the teal shower curtains if you are matching this specific blue-green rather than a general blue. For another illustrated figure in a warmer palette, the Short Shower Curtain works the same painted approach on sand instead of night sky.