What kind of window treatments do you have in your bathroom.
I'm at a loss of what to do for ours. The window is small and really close to the shower, so when I tried a curtain, it just looked awkward. We have white plastic blinds there now (ick), and I wanted something prettier, but can't think of anything that would work. Or should I just stick with blinds but maybe upgrade to wood?
Wood blinds. I naturally lean towards plain and simple window treatments for the most part anyways (except in DR/LR and the like) but esp. so in a bathroom. I'm not at all a germaphobe but extra stuff, fabric esp. in the bathroom skeeves me out a bit. That and bathroom windows are usually on the smaller side anyways. It's hard to find anything too "dressed" up that a) fits the window b) isn't overwhelming.
Ok, great. I will look into wood blinds. And good point about limiting fabric in bathrooms due to germs. So true, esp since the toilet is so close to the window.
Mine is right up against the shower as yours is. I have a woven wood roman blind. It's functional and neutral so switching out the shower curtain isn't a problem.
In DH's bath, there's the same window but above the toilet at 4' off the floor. I have a sheer silk cafe and valance in there. They're gorgeous as panels go. It was something I whipped up because his old curtains got shredded in the washer. Not sure how these will hold up, but the fabric was scrap and they took under an hour to cut and sew so it isn't much of a loss.