Green Palm Leaf Shower Curtain

79 × 180 cm

$52.99 $90.99

Green Palm Leaf Shower Curtain

$52.99 $90.99

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Which size fits my shower or bath?

Measure the rail, not the bath — the rail is what the curtain has to span, and it is almost always wider than people guess. Width comes first in every size here, height second. Three of the four sizes share the same 180 cm drop, so most of the choosing is about how far across you need to reach.

Choose	If this sounds like you
79 × 180 cm	A narrow corner shower, or you want a pair — one either side of a rail that opens in the middle.
120 × 180 cm	A small ensuite or a shower cubicle rather than a bath — enough width to close the gap without a heap of surplus fabric bunching at the end.
180 × 180 cm	A standard bath with a straight rail above it. The one most people need, and the size to pick if you are unsure.
200 × 200 cm	A wide bath, a high ceiling with the rail mounted well up, or a walk-in where you want the curtain to fall past the tray rather than skim it.

If you are between two widths, take the wider one — a curtain needs slack to hang in folds, and one pulled flat will gape at the ends.

How do I stop it going mouldy along the bottom?

Mould grows on the water that stays, not the water that lands — so the whole answer is airflow after you get out. This is the thing that decides whether a shower curtain lasts a year or five.

Works on	Avoid
Standard straight shower rails, tension rods, curved rails over a bath, walk-in trays, doubling as a decorative outer layer over a plain liner	Bunching it up wet at one end, hot washing, bleach, leaving the bathroom door and window shut all day, letting the hem sit in standing water in the tub

Pull it fully closed across the rail when you finish, don't shove it to one end. Spread out, it dries in an hour; bunched, the folds stay damp until your next shower and that is where mould starts. Open a window or run the fan. Wash it cool and gentle when it needs it, and hang it back up damp to finish drying in place rather than tumble drying it.

The bathroom stops being the room you never decorated.

Most bathrooms are white tile, white bath, white everything, and the only large piece of fabric in there is a shower curtain that came free with the flat or was bought in a hurry when the old one went grey. It is the biggest single surface you can change without touching a tile, and it is the one nobody thinks about. Green palm leaf against white tile does more for the room than any amount of new towels.

Green Palm Leaf Shower Curtain hanging in a bathroom

Why a large-scale palm print works where a small print doesn't

Bathrooms are small, and small rooms punish small patterns. A tight repeat read from three feet away turns into visual noise, and it makes the wall feel closer. A large botanical like this palm leaf has fewer, bigger shapes, so your eye follows the leaf rather than the repeat, and the room reads as taller. It is the same reason big-leaf plants make a small room feel bigger and a shelf of tiny succulents makes it feel busier.

Green is also the practical choice in a bathroom, for an unglamorous reason: it is the colour that does not show water marks and hard-water spotting the way white and pale grey do. A white curtain announces every splash. A patterned green one is still a patterned green one at the end of a week.

What each size gives you

79 × 180 cm — a narrow panel. Either for a tight cubicle, or bought in a pair so the curtain parts in the middle rather than dragging to one side.
120 × 180 cm — cubicle width. Covers a shower enclosure without the excess fabric that gets in your way in a small ensuite.
180 × 180 cm — the square standard. Spans a normal bath with enough slack to hang in proper folds, which is what makes the palm pattern move rather than sit flat.
200 × 200 cm — the generous one. Extra width and extra drop for wide baths, high rails, or a walk-in where you want the hem well clear of the tray edge.

What You're Getting

One Green Palm Leaf Shower Curtain in your chosen Size
Four sizes — 79 × 180 cm, 120 × 180 cm, 180 × 180 cm and 200 × 200 cm, listed width first
Large-scale palm leaf pattern in green, sized so the repeat reads clearly in a small room
Green colourway that hides water marks and hard-water spotting better than white
Works over a bath, in a cubicle, or as a decorative outer layer in front of a plain liner
Care: pull it fully across after every shower so it dries spread out, not bunched
Care: cool gentle machine wash, no bleach
Care: hang it back on the rail damp to finish drying rather than tumble drying it