Window treatments can add softness to a bathroom or provide some serious privacy. Choose a bathroom window treatment that suits your style and space with one of these great ideas.
Blinds And Shutters
Classic white shutters or blinds are perfect for privacy issues, particularly those on the ground floor. They are easy to operate: simply twirl the wand to close or open. There are also foldable screens that are easy to remove when you don’t want them, or you can cover just one half of the window. They also clean up with a quick dusting and can hold up to moisture in a wet room.
Classic white shutters provide perfect privacy not depriving you of the views.
Half window shutters to keep your bath experience private.
Foldable shutter screens can't be easily removed.
Farmhouse style wooden shutters painted white.
Black shutters perfectly accentuate subway tiles in this cool attic bathroom.
Half shutters solve the problem of privacy yet bring light in.
Part blinders as a simple window treatment.
Shades
In bathrooms where privacy isn’t an issue, a valance or a flat shade that won’t be lowered often is a good choice. Shades in corresponding colors and design, especially custom-made ones, make any window look bigger, and we all know that bathroom windows are usually small. Roman shades add a luxurious touch.
Three Roman shades are perfect for letting a lot of light in.
Choose shades in bathrooms wwhere privacy isn't an issue.
Simple white shade works great if you don't pull it down too often.
A burlap shade echoes with a wooden sink stand.
Neutral shades can be made by yourself and they won't steal attention from beautiful antlers on the ceiling.
Cream tassel shades add a chic touch to the decor.
Floral shades bring a spring and summer feel.
White Roman shade illuminated by a white chandelier alongside.
Curtains
Curtains are for bathrooms with no privacy issues, they add a chic touch to your space and an airy and light ambience. Curtains turn your bathroom décor into refined and chic. For some privacy issues there exist café or half curtains that are fixed on the window; they look soft and eye-catchy.
Chic cream curtains for a refined bathroom.
Provence-inspired bathroom design with light curtains.
Open and airy bathroom with neutral curtians.
Free-standing bathtub and light transparent curtains.
Half curtains for privacy yet to get enough light.
English country house bathroom with pink curtains.
Vintage bathroom decor with cream curtains.
Pale aqua curtains echo with an upholstered ottoman.