Wooden Shower Curtain

Dark Plank Grain Printed Full Height

Weathered planks photographed close up give this Wooden Shower Curtain its dark, grainy surface, with the boards running vertically from the header straight down to the hem. The image holds a lot of detail — knots, split ends, nail marks and the black shadow lines between each board — and the tone shifts board by board from near-black through walnut to a lighter honey. Because the planks run the same way the fabric folds, the pleats read as more boards rather than distorting the ones that are there. It is a photographic print on woven polyester, not a textured or embossed surface.

• Woven polyester with a water-resistant finish
• Widths of 59 and 71 inches
• Drops of 71 or 79 inches
• 12 metal grommets, silver-tone
• 12 hooks packed with the curtain
• Treated against stains and mildew
• Machine wash at 86 F
• Vertical plank photograph with visible knots
• Range from near-black through walnut to honey
• Flat printed face, no embossing or relief

Timber Tones Against Cool Tile

A dark timber panel is the fastest way to warm a bathroom finished in grey tile or poured concrete, where every other surface is cool and hard. The vertical boards also stretch the wall upward, which helps in a room with a low ceiling or a rail hung close to it. It sits within the brown shower curtains where the wood and earth-toned panels are collected together. If you want the industrial version of the same material trick, the Urban Shower Curtains put photographed masonry on the wall instead of timber.