Blue Toile Shower Curtains

Blue toile shower curtains bring blue illustrated scenes and botanical ornament to an ivory background. This collection ranges from windmills beside quiet canals to sailing boats, scrolling artichokes, Gothic abbey windows and formal fountain gardens.

Fine blue linework connects the five designs, while their layouts offer different rhythms: a continuous landscape, horizontal harbor bands, generous botanical scrolls, ivy-covered arches and an overhead garden plan. Choose the arrangement that gives your bathroom the amount of detail and movement you enjoy.

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Toile is the visual thread here: detailed illustrative drawing in a restrained blue-and-ivory palette. Scenes, architecture and plant forms give these curtains their character. The windmill design follows a canal between willow-lined banks and arched bridges; the sailing design repeats boats across flowing bands of water. Both keep their subjects easy to recognize across the curtain.

The botanical and architectural options take different approaches to that same palette. Artichoke heads sit among curling stems and lobed leaves in a broad decorative scroll. Pointed abbey windows and trailing ivy create a more vertical, layered composition. The fountain garden is viewed from above, with ornamental pools, clipped plantings and pale paths forming a repeating parterre.

Let the visible blue guide the nearby accents. White or cream towels keep the background prominent, while a small blue accessory can echo the printed linework. Simple surrounding surfaces give the detailed scenes space to read. Compare each design's full front view before choosing: fine scenic detail, repeated bands and larger botanical forms make different impressions from across a room.

These are printed designs on 100% polyester shower curtains in the 71 by 74 inch size, with sewn buttonholes for hanging; hooks are not included. The illustrated gardens and carved-looking arches belong to the printed artwork. For more palettes and motifs, visit Browse Collections and compare the full front images before selecting your favorite.