White on White Shower Curtain

Leaf Tracery One Shade From the Ground

Tonal leaf tracery, barely darker than the cloth beneath it, is the entire design on this White on White Shower Curtain. Fine stems, seed heads and slender leaves are drawn in a pale green-grey line over a white ground, close enough in value that from a few steps back the panel simply looks textured. The drawing is botanical rather than abstract, with recognizable stalks and pods rather than invented shapes. Nothing about it competes for attention, which is exactly the point of a tonal print in a room this small.

• 100% Oeko-Tex certified polyester
• Panel measures 71 inches wide by 79 inches high
• Botanical line drawing in pale green-grey
• Crisp white ground with no cream cast
• Shaped bottom edge holds an even drape
• Soft fabric hand, no plastic cling
• Matte surface with no sheen
• Single panel in one size
• Print covers the full height of the drop
• Stems and seed heads drawn at a fine weight

The Quiet Option for a Small Room

White on white is what you reach for when the bathroom is small, the tile is already doing something, or the room needs to stay bright without going bare. It sits against gloss white metro tile, pale terrazzo and chrome without introducing a second color to coordinate, and it lets a single strong towel color carry the whole scheme. The panel is grouped with the floral shower curtains, where it is the most restrained of the botanical designs. For the same tonal idea shifted onto a warm neutral, the Unique Colorful Shower Curtains shows how far the opposite direction goes.