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Would this look dumb? It would, right?
We're going to be giving the master bathroom a facelift.
It has a separate tub and shower.
Would it look dumb if I added a shower curtain in front of the tub? This isn't our tub but it looks like this:

I don't know why I think this would be a good idea.
Re: Would this look dumb? It would, right?
It costs $13 dollars to see if it is a good idea - get a plastic liner and a tension rod and see.
I would be in favor of in more if you were going to leave bathing things in the tub rather than carry them over for a bath and put them back or if the bathroom were "public"
Why would you want one?
Is there a curtain around the shower, or a glass enclosure or something else?
If you want to screen the tub from view, I would go with something a little nontraditional, like a panel curtain or rattan shade or something:
I think it could actually be kind of nice. Fabric always softens a space and gives a nice finished look. I think two panels would be better than one though.
I think the panels would work if it was contemporary decor, but might look strange depending on the type of shower enclosure.
I think the idea of curtains to frame the tub is a good one. I don't think I like the idea of a full-on shower curtain covering the tub though.
yes, I like this idea. could look pretty and you can always close them if you need to for some reason
yes, I like this idea. could look pretty and you can always close them if you need to for some reason
This explains my idea more clearly than I did. This is the type of look I'd be going for. The tub and shower are on opposite ends of the bathroom; the cabinet and toilet are between them. The shower is a glass door enclosure.
I love the idea of curtains on either side. Like this:
Or this:
Ooooh, love this one: