Do you know of any online sources with a great selection of extra wide shower curtains?

Since I'm using a double rod and will have a separate liner, could I use regular curtains? If so, what fabric & style would you suggest?

I'm going for a neutral zen-like feel in a soft-contemporary/transitional style. These are the materials that we've chosen...

The focal point of the room will be stacked slate on the vanity wall with two back-lit mirrors and three hanging pendant lights. The porcelain floor and wall tile are the same neutral color and there will be a 6" stripe of the glass/stone mosiac on the shower walls. The small square sample in the grouping is the quartz countertop material which will go on an 85" long double vanity with an espresso finish.

Close up of the Quantra Paramo quartz:

I don't want the shower curtain to make a statement but anything that large is going to be noticed so it has to compliment my other materials.

A few inspiration photos from Houzz...

What would you do?

Any suggestions on wall color and accent color(s) would be great.

Thanks so much for any advice.

I haven't bought a ready-made shower curtain in years.
It's so nice to have the whole world of drapery material to choose from.

If you're wanted to do that, and haven't done it before, I'd be glad to tell you how I do them.

I don't know if it's available extra-wide but this type of fabric might be what you're looking for.

Bronwynsmom... I wouldn't be up to the task, but you've got me thinking that having something custom made would be great. I'll have to look into how expensive that would be.

Jessicaml... Thanks! I appreciate your opinion on using white since that is so much more available. I like the bamboo print that you linked. You know, you're right. I probably could go with two panels for my outer, decorative curtain as long as I still use a single liner. When the shower isn't in use, I'd just push the liner to one side and open both panels, like window drapes.

Les917... You're right, it definitely needs to be washable. I've started looking at Sunbrella fabrics for their anti-mildew feature. (Wow, are they ever expensive though!) I'll have to measure the length I can use, especially if I do go custom because I hate the flood pants look too!

Juddgirl2... I'll take a look at RH's website again now that I'm broadening my options a little more. I'd love to see a picture of your room.

Thanks for the ideas... keep them coming!!

I would also try Etsy. It's a pretty easy job for someone so inclined, and at Etsy you can probably find someone to make exactly what you want.

By the way, I just love your selections.

It's going to be great!

Bird_lover6....Thank you! I agree with you on fluffy white spa towels but my reality of a 13 year old son may make that impractical. LOL

Thanks for all of your help showing me some options. I have a feeling that the best way to go will be to wait until the tub, tile and slate are in since that may make the choice more obvious. One thing I am going to do at this stage though is make sure that the necessary blocking is in place to install the shower curtain rod at either a 72" OR an 84" height so that it would work with whatever I choose.

Once I can post pictures of everything in the room, I'll definitely be looking for help on choosing the right paint color!

tina

Maybe something like this dresden blue

they have that at BBnB

Mtn, I love a white waffle weave shower curtain!

Excuse the dirt (and spider!), the tub has been in my garage for a couple of weeks.

I want to like it but I just don't know... what do you all think?

You could try taupes or grays, maybe? Taupe and gray with a little cream in the shower curtain? Once the room is all done, you'll probably have a better idea. The tile and other elements are going to change the lighting in there dramatically. It's hard to really know for sure what's going to feel right until it's all together. At least it would be for me.

Your tub is pretty. I like the biscuit.

Thanks for the help, everyone. I'll post pics once we get things installed.

I am liking the idea of a good gray linen.

I would look for a mushroom color fabric. I think it would pull out the warm grey-brown in the trim tile and the stone, and work with the biscuit fixtures. Warmer than a grey in that space.

If you later decided you want something a little more contrasting, something in a rust color would be stunning.

Treasure, that was quite a transformation of your master bath! Wowza!

EG3d's idea is great, but maybe you're saving on that expense with this bathroom.

That means undoing the top and bottom hems, at least far enough back to re-sew them in a continuous hem once the pieces are joined all the way along.

Any good seamstress should understand that if you decided to have it done.

Thanks very much for all of your guidance. I hope that one of these options will speak to me once the tile, slate, etc. are in the room (as opposed to my cluttered garage!) Time for me to stop obsessing over decisions that don't need to be made yet.

Having said that, I did spend most of this afternoon shopping for cabinet hardware and I haven't even seen the vanity that my Amish cabinet maker has built! hehehe

Many more posts/questions to follow, I'm sure.