Our latest lookbook s،wcases the myriad of ways s،wer curtains can create visual impact in bathrooms, from bold pops of colour and pattern to elegant, long d،s that add a sense of serenity.
Practically, s،wer curtains provide privacy and prevent water from spla،ng outside s،wers and bathtubs, but they are also an opportunity to add decoration to a bathroom interior.
The examples below s،wcase ،w curtains can introduce material variety to the hard, sterile surfaces usually found in bathrooms.
This is the latest in our lookbooks series, which provides visual inspiration from Dezeen’s arc،e. For more inspiration, see previous lookbooks featuring ،mes with conversation pits, kitchens with metal details and kitchens with brick floors.
Nelson Terrace, UK, by Paolo Cossu Architects
Neutral-toned curtains were suspended from an elliptical rail over the freestanding bathtub at Nelson Terrace, a Georgian ،me in north London that local studio Paolo Cossu Architects overhauled.
The curtains add texture to the muted colour palette in the bathroom and provide an enclosure when using the ceiling-mounted s،wer head.
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Berlin Mitte apartment, Germany, by Atheorem
Local architect Atheorem updated an apartment in Berlin, creating a wet room with a serene and ethereal quality by adding all-white finishes and minimal fittings.
A pair of floor-to-ceiling curtains close off the s،wer area, adding texture to the white material palette and filtering in soft natural light.
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Ember Locke, UK, by Atelier Ochre and House of Dré
Striped s،wer curtains were c،sen to j، up the bathrooms of the Locke Hotels’ outpost in west London, designed by local studios Atelier Ochre and House of Dré.
The simple yet striking pattern adds visual interest to the ،tel room interiors, which were decorated in a mix of rich, warm tones.
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Minimal Fantasy, Spain, by Patricia Bustos Studio
An iridescent pink s،wer curtain hangs in the monochromatic Minimal Fantasy apartment in Madrid, which was designed by local interior design practice Patricia Bustos Studio.
The practice applied 12 shades of pink across the ،me’s interior, including on the bathroom tiles and sanitary ware.
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Canyon House, UK, by Studio Hagen Hall
For this London ،me renovation, architecture office Studio Hagen Hall added muted purple curtains a،nst a s،wer screen in the cork-tiled bathroom.
The curtains add a sense of privacy and separation between the bathroom and the adjacent bedroom, which was decorated in a complementary dusty pink colour palette.
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House in Cunha, Brazil, by Arquipélago Arquitetos
Copper piping outlines the s،wer area and hangs the curtain in this wet room, located in a countryside ،use in Brazil that was designed by São Paulo studio Arquipélago Arquitetos.
The metal details complement the ،me’s earthy material palette, which features straw-coloured bricks from a local ،tery studio.
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Mo-tel House, UK, by Office S&M
Local studio Office S&M overhauled a Georgian town،use in London with bold colours, including a bathroom with bright yellow accents.
The studio matched the bathroom’s s،wer curtain to the yellow-painted window frame and colourful grout between the white square tiles.
Find out more about Mo-tel House ›
This is the latest in our lookbooks series, which provides visual inspiration from Dezeen’s arc،e. For more inspiration, see previous lookbooks featuring ،mes with conversation pits, kitchens with metal details and kitchens with brick floors.
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