I bought this for my daughter's bathroom and she absolutely loves it. The peach colors make the room look so much happier. Easy to hang and arrived nicely packed.
Which size do I need?
Measure two things before you choose: the width of your bath or shower opening, and the drop from your rod to the floor. Get the drop right and the curtain stops just clear of the floor — too long and it wicks water out of the tray, too short and it sprays the bathroom.
| Choose | If this sounds like you |
|---|---|
| 35" × 71" | A narrow corner shower, or you're running two panels across a wide opening so they meet in the middle. |
| 71" × 71" | The standard square. A normal bath with a rod at the usual height — this is the one most bathrooms take. |
| 71" × 83" | Your rod sits high, or the shower is a floor-level walk-in rather than over a bath, so you need the extra drop. |
| 71" × 94" | High ceilings, a rod mounted near the cornice, or you want the full floor-to-near-ceiling drop for the look of it. |
Measure from the rod down, not from the tile up — rods are almost never where you assume they are.
Will the peach go grey with soap and steam?
Nothing discolors a shower curtain faster than being left bunched up wet after every shower. The color isn't the problem — the fold that never dries is.
| Works on | Avoid |
|---|---|
| Straight and curved rods, tension rods, over-bath and walk-in showers, and doubling as a decorative outer panel with a plain liner behind | Hot washes, bleach, ironing the printed face directly, and leaving it scrunched to one end after use |
Pull it fully open along the rod when you're done — spread out, it dries in an hour; bunched, it stays damp all day. Wash cool on gentle when it needs it, no bleach, and hang it straight back up wet rather than tumbling it. The step people skip: leaving the bathroom door or window open for ten minutes afterwards. That does more for a shower curtain's lifespan than any cleaning product.
If it creases in transit, hanging it in a steamy bathroom for one shower drops most of the fold lines out.
The one thing in the bathroom you look at every single morning, and it's usually beige.
Shower curtains get chosen in about nine seconds, usually in a hardware aisle, usually plain. Then you look at it every day for four years. This one goes the other way — a warm peach paradise print, soft and sun-faded rather than tropical-loud, so it brings color into a room that's almost always tile, white porcelain and chrome. It's the cheapest thing in the house that changes the mood of a whole room, because in a small bathroom the curtain is the largest single surface after the walls.

Why the weight of the fabric decides everything
The failure mode of a cheap shower curtain is well known: it billows inward and sticks to your leg halfway through the shower. That's a weight problem, not a design problem. A curtain with some body to it hangs down rather than drifting in on the warm air, and it falls in even vertical folds instead of clinging in random ones. The same weight is what makes the print read properly — a thin panel goes translucent when it's wet and the peach turns to a washed-out smear. This one holds its color when it's damp, which is the state it spends most of its life in.
The peach tone is doing quiet work as well. In a bathroom lit by a single ceiling light, cool colors go clinical fast. A warm peach bounces a friendlier light off white tile, which is why the room feels different at 6am even though nothing structural changed.
- 35" × 71" — the narrow panel. For a corner shower, or as one of a pair across a wide opening.
- 71" × 71" — the standard square, and the size most over-bath setups take without any thought.
- 71" × 83" — the extra-drop version, for a high rod or a walk-in shower where the curtain has to reach the floor rather than the bath rim.
- 71" × 94" — the tallest. Chosen for high ceilings, or deliberately, to run the panel from near the cornice down and make a small bathroom feel taller.

What You're Getting
- One Fresh Peach Paradise Shower Curtain in your chosen size
- Four sizes — 35" × 71", 71" × 71", 71" × 83" and 71" × 94"
- Warm peach paradise print that holds its color when the panel is wet
- Enough weight to hang straight rather than billowing in against your leg
- Even vertical folds when it's pulled open across the rod
- Suits straight, curved and tension rods, over-bath or walk-in
- Machine wash cool on gentle, no bleach
- Hang damp to dry rather than tumbling, and spread it fully open after every shower
- Creases drop out after one steamy shower on the rod
Free tracked shipping to your door. Easy 30-day returns.
Shipping Info
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- USA — 5–10 business days after dispatch
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If a piece doesn’t feel right in your home, get in touch within 30 days of delivery. We’ll arrange a refund or exchange — whichever you prefer.
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Fewer than 1% of customers ever need to use this, but the option’s always there — because home should feel like home.



