Bathroom curtains surprise designs

Bathroom curtains may be one of the last things you think about when decorating. However, they can really make a boring bathroom a conversation piece and tie together the entire bathroom look. Window coverings for the bathroom don’t have to take a backseat to the rest of the décor. Bathroom curtains can lead the overall decorating plan.

How to Start with Bathroom Window Curtains

If you find a fabric or bathroom curtains that you really like, that that be the place you start in your bathroom design. You may be stuck with outdated tile and fixtures and not have the budget to replace them, so let the fabrics in the room help minimize their visual impact. Bathroom accessories: shower curtains, hardware, linens, etc. can all take part in the cover-up too.

Once you have selected bathroom curtains you like, find a coordinating shower curtain. This doesn’t need to be an exact match, but contain complimentary colours and patterns. Now that you have the window coverings and shower curtains selected, it is time to accessorize.

Adding the Special Decorative Touches with Bathroom Accessories

Just like a plain wardrobe becomes special with the right finishing touches, so does a bathroom’s design. You can add this “jewellery” in many forms. First start with the bathroom curtains. Tie backs with coordinating buttons, hardware or rods with creative finials, or stencils window shades are all ways to accessorize bathroom window curtains.

Next is the shower curtain. The clips or rings used to attach the curtain to the rod are an ideal spot to dress up. Ribbon covered rings will make the curtain more romantic.

Towel rods or rings can simply hold plain towels or add to the decoration. Laying towels of different colours adds interest and texture. The hardware itself can be embellished with an architectural moulding behind the mounted rod to give it more substance and depth. That is an especially charming feature in an older lodge curtains or Victorian style bathroom.

Finally, don’t forget the surfaces. A vanity top can hold a basket with coordinating linens or soaps or other toiletries. These can all blend with the draperies or bathroom curtains.