Moroccan Tile Shower Curtain

About the Moroccan Tile Shower Curtain

Intricate medallions and star shapes repeat in cobalt, azure and white across this Moroccan tile shower curtain, echoing the hand-painted ceramics of Mediterranean courtyards. The geometry is detailed yet orderly, so the pattern feels lively without becoming chaotic. It gives the bathroom a sunny, well-traveled atmosphere, like a small guesthouse tucked away in Seville or Fez.

This Spanish Talavera pattern bath curtain works well in Mediterranean, Spanish revival and boho homes, and it lifts a plain white bathroom almost instantly. Terracotta, white or navy towels pair nicely, as do woven baskets, brass lanterns and potted olive or citrus plants. It is a good gift for travelers who fell for Lisbon or Marrakech, collectors of patterned ceramics, or someone decorating a bright new apartment.

• Bring in a terracotta planter or clay soap dish to warm up the blues.
• Hang a pierced metal lantern-style pendant for a riad-inspired atmosphere.
• Use solid white towels so the tile pattern stays crisp and clear.