19,304 shower curtain Products

Hardly plain geometry, this woven polyester shower curtain recalls the work of Mondrian. Lather, rinse, repeat with a true appreciation for modern art!

I love the bold color on this custom, chevron pattern shower curtain. Even better? The purchase of this curtain supports a small business! There are nine color combinations to choose from so the possibilities, while not endless, are plentiful.

Bold stripes give a dose of graphic zest to crisp cotton.

Bling Bling! Add some sparkle and pizzazz to your bath with this shimmery, silver curtain. I'm a fan of anything that sparkles, and this is a real eye catcher. I'd keep the rest of the bathroom in subdued and quiet finishes, just so you don't feel like you're inside a disco ball.

We love shower curtains with strong prints, they add so much life to a bathroom.

Here's some paisley for you! I can't help it; I've been so attracted to this print lately. The subdued primary colors of this curtain make it very eye catching, and it would go best with a soft background — maybe light blue walls with cream cabinetry. For drama, I'd accessorize with red and coral...

I love this delicate and simple shower curtain — it's beautiful!

It's a two-for-one. If it's time to demote the old shower curtain to paint dropcloth duty, it's probably time for a new bathmat as well. This botanical shower curtain comes with a fresh shaggy bathmat. Shower curtain has a grey tree silhouette on natural cotton canvas with buttonhole openings for...

Stripes are everywhere in design these days. This gray and black shower curtain is just right for a masculine bathroom or for someone who is a bit on the minimalist side. I love that the horizontal stripes are bold. This shower curtain certainly makes a statement.

Who doesn't love stripes? This shower curtain with bold yellow stripes is sure to add pizzazz to any bathroom.

Check out these cute chevron shower curtains. The bows make them extra fun.

This shower curtain has a nice vintage vibe about it. I love the colorful birds and the organic brown and green branches. A farmhouse or country-style bathroom would be perfect for this curtain.

Shower curtains are generally affordable ways to express yourself in a bathroom. This one adds color and texture in a fun, flirtatious way. I like things that don't take themselves too seriously and this is definitely one of them!

This is a unique pattern on a shower curtain, and I like it. It's very organic with the river rock design. A spa-like environment would be best for this curtain, as the soft blue-green color is very serene.

Shower curtains don't get any more chic than this wonderful version by Thomas Paul. Add towels in black and orange and your bathroom is done, turning a dull space into an exotic escape. I'm going to splurge on this for my husband's bathroom.

This shower curtain is feminine and fun. The ombre peach color would add a sense of whimsy to any bathroom.

How could you not feel like you just stepped into the garden with this beautiful and bold print?

This cool black and white shower curtain looks just like the drapes Mary McDonald used on Million Dollar Decorator. If you are really on a budget, use a pair of them as curtains!

We love everything John Robshaw does-the realm of shower curtains has limited choices and he has created these fantastic patterned shower curtains which really raise the bar.

This shower curtain is simply sweet. The color palette is soft, and the paisley pattern says nothing but "girlie" to me. I'd love to see this in a little girl's bathroom with soft yellow or pink walls and white cabinetry.

I simply love Ikat. It's basically my favorite print. There's just something so tribal and special about it. This curtain is chic and beautiful in design. The gray and coral provide high contrast, and you get a lot of bang for your buck with this curtain.

This ruffled shower curtain from India Rose is worth the high price tag because it makes any bathroom feel insanely decadent. I have one in my own home and it makes me smile every time I see it!

If your shower is over the tub, you'll need a screen or curtain. A screen is more clean lined, but a curtain allows you to inject more color and pattern. Plus, it's more practical when bathing kids. These shower curtains can be printed in almost any design. I would choose a neutral design like this...

There are a lot of chevron curtains out there now, but what I like about this Etsy shop is that it offers a wide variety of colors to choose from. If it were for my home, I'd choose the black and white.

This shower curtain is currently in the hall bathroom. I planned on reusing it after the renovation, but I don't think it will work with the light gray walls. My fingers are crossed, though, because I would love to not have to buy a new shower curtain.

This ruffled shower curtain makes everything look so lush and elegant. It's perfectly paired here with white brick walls and a beautiful claw-foot tub — it's my dream bathroom.