Designer Shower Curtain

If you are attempting to make your bathroom look as good as possible you will spend time choosing the bath, taps, tiles and flooring to try and achieve the "look" you are after. Having a shower over your bath will mean you have to decide if you are going to use a shower screen or designer shower curtain in an attempt to make the finished room match your expectations. Making a shower curtain that looks good is a difficult task but many manufacturers go to great lengths to try and improve their appearance. Designers are used to try and come up with original combinations of pattern, style and colour that result is a stylish alternative to the competition. This is a tricky task as a shower curtain is a utility item that is permanently on display.

The designer of the Outasight, Lee Brown, took a different approach: keep the shower curtain completely concealed when not in use. The casing hides the shower curtain rod as well as the curtain so that all that is seen is a neat box on one wall.

So if you want overbath shower protection where the designer has taken the time to make the unit look as neat as possible with no visible shower curtain or shower curtain rod then the Outasight is your answer.

the outasight concealed shower curtain - designer Lee Brown

Many designer shower curtains now employ a ringless design as the overall look is a lot neater than can be achieved with shower curtain rings. If you are looking to buy a ringless shower curtain and your shower curtain rod is already installed, make sure there is sufficient drop on the curtain to hang down inside your bath as you will be losing a little length by not using shower curtain rings.