;-) ours is covered with... minions! It has an inside liner that I replace regularly. The kids love the silly minions.

Has some mildew near the bottom. Needs to go in the washer. I think it stinks, too.

House formerly inhabited by stepuncle and wife, both seniors - no shower.

So - no curtain.

Except air ... (or the occasional cobweb (or two).

ole joyfuelled ... who's been known to be "all wet" on occasion - but lacking shower, that gets a bit difficult (and I suspect it's in a different context, maybe?)

of course, mine has bicycle print all over it! :)

Moni

Glass doors here.

Glass doors here too....

One is multi colored, with a giant turtle on it, the hall bathroom. Mine is white with gray whale pattern.

Pure white right now. It seems to be my favorite.

Clear liner and a cream colored patterned with a sort of striped tone-on-tone outer curtain. Easy wash and not at all flashy.

How about no shower curtain? A space big enough that wherever the water goes it goes without restraint.

That is not what I have, but what I would like to have.

No more shower curtains for me. I have what jim describes in my master bath and glass enclosures in the other showers.

When I did have a shower curtain it was a pale beige and white ticking stripe.

ETA for clarity, mine is a curbless shower that you enter from one of two open sides- No glass, just the walls and the openings.

We have glass door in the master and double curtain in the guest br. The curtain is very plain white polyester fabric. The liner matches the white polyester fabric. It snaps onto the exterior one with white, plastic snaps. The exterior part has a see-through mesh panel at eye level, but when you make it at eye level then it looks sort of high water at the bottom. The alternative is to lower the curtain rod which would put the see-through part down at chest level...and that wouldn't be appropriate.

The bathroom is entirely navy and white. All white wooden walls and white ceramic tiles around the bathtub. Shower curtain has a clear liner and a fabric navy and white striped ticking. Rugs on the floor are navy and white ticking as well.

Croscill Orchids and Narcissus. It has held up well, and I have matching window curtains, hand towels and rug.

I forgot. We have a shower over a whirlpool -- more logical for just whirlpool. I hung a pair of white 'shower stall' curtains at each end; can pull them together and tuck them into the tub for showers. (Don't ask me why I added the adjustable shower to that setup when we have two other showers. I plead Crazy Lady Building A House.)

Two bathrooms, both curtains are fabric with a clear vinyl liner

Glass door on separate shower in master bath, no shower in DD's old bath - just an antique footed tub with a hand shower. Downstairs tube has a shower and it has a cloth liner and the shower curtain is a white pique one from Matouk. I like very simple for shower curtains and it is always folded back unless drying. A curtain across the tub reminds me of Psycho!

Glass door in the coffin-like shower in the Master. White and Navy stripes in the second bathroom.

Master bath is off white/cream with green ferns.

Main bath is this pattern:

Caseynfld. Your shower curtain is beautiful. Here is mine which I will change once autumn arrives.

I am so glad I don't need shower curtains. All four full bathrooms have deck tubs and separate showers.

Glass doors here.

It's kind of a southwestern design in blue, brown and maroon. I'd like to replace it because I'm kind of tired of it, but hubby likes it and wants to keep it. We used to have doors, but the tracks get so cruddy that I'm glad we no longer have them. I find it so much easier to keep the tub/shower clean now.

Glass in our master shower. A white waffle fabric curtain in our guest bath.