Posted by Kelly Tomas, April 15, 2009 in Decorating
Recently, one of our fans on Facebook asked where she could find some great nautical shower curtains. You asked. We're answering.
(Photography by Kindra Clineff)
We showed you this creative idea in our July/Aug 08 issue. Recycled sails make great shower curtains, because they're impermeable to water. You can find sails like this at uncommongoods.com or create your own by purchasing vintage sails through baconsails.com.
(Image courtesy of beachdwelling.com)
Seersucker shower curtain; beachdwelling.com
(Image courtesy of homebytheseashore.com)
Aqua Sea Coastal shower curtain; homebytheseashore.com
(Image courtesy of asummerhome.com)
De Soto Stripe; asummerhome.com
There's also a lot of great fabrics out there, so you can custom-make a shower curtain to fit your needs. We're big fans of these fabrics.
(Image courtesy of beachdwelling.com)
Seersucker shower curtain; beachdwelling.com
(Image courtesy of homebytheseashore.com)
Aqua Sea Coastal shower curtain; homebytheseashore.com
(Image courtesy of asummerhome.com)
De Soto Stripe; asummerhome.com
There's also a lot of great fabrics out there, so you can custom-make a shower curtain to fit your needs. We're big fans of these fabrics.
We love nautical, but recognize that there are lots of ways to create a coastal look. In the March issue style director Heather Chadduck redesigned 3 tired baths and gave each one a completely different feel. Come back tomorrow to see these spaces you might have missed and find items to recreate the look.
To see our best beach baths, click here.
Keep talking to us on our blog and on Facebook. We love to hear from you! Who knows? Maybe you'll inspire our next post.
