Affordable Ceiling-Mounted Shower Curtains

If you want to enhance the look of your bathroom on a tight budget then I highly recommend adding floor-to-ceiling shower curtains. Adding a ceiling-mounted curtain rod along with 2 full-length linen shower curtain panels really elevated our bathroom remodel. If you don’t have the budget for linen there are several types of fabric that give the same elegant aesthetic.

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Ceiling-Mounted Curtain Rod

Ceiling-mounted curtain rods are a great way to elevate the look of your bathroom on a budget. There is nothing worse than a tension rod falling when you are about to hop in the shower so a secured rod was an absolute must for me. I loved the look of a ceiling-mounted rod and didn’t want to drill into the wall tiles so this rod was the perfect fit for our bathroom. A simple black design was the perfect mix between modern and elegant.

Floor-Length Curtains

Floor-length curtains are another great way to make your curtains look more expensive. We have short ceilings (8 feet) and adding floor-length curtains made our ceiling look much taller. I love the look of draped curtains on the floor but for sanitary reasons, I kept them half an inch off the floor. I ordered 89-inch curtains to hang perfectly in our space.

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Linen Shower Curtain

To match our modern fixtures, I chose a neutral, natural-looking curtain that was both modern and elegant. I was gifted these beautiful linen curtains from Two Pages Curtains in the color Safari. I loved the texture of the linen curtains so I decided to keep them unlined to emphasize the texture of the curtains.

There are several header styles and I chose the 4-in-1 style which meant I could use the header in all 4 styles. This allows for more options if I want to hang them in a different style later.

If you want a fuller curtain or curtains on either side of the shower, I suggest buying 2 curtain panels. I ordered 2 panels that were 62″ x 89″ each, this way each panel spans the entire length of the shower.

Shower Curtain Liner

Rather than adding a white waterproof curtain liner, I chose a clear plastic liner to keep it from blocking the window light. If your space has a lot of light then a white liner would look great but since our bathroom has a shaded window I wanted to keep the room as bright as possible.

If your curtains are floor-length, you will also need an extra-long shower curtain. I found the perfect 84″ shower curtain liner on Amazon that fit behind my linen curtain perfectly. I only added a liner to one panel as I can pull one panel across the entire length of the shower and the second panel is more so for decoration and to make the curtains look more full.

Curtain Clips

I chose simple black metal curtain rings to match the black metal curtain rod. The curtain rings have small clips to easily attach the curtain and liner to the same clip. I also purchased curtain rings that could open to easily remove them from the rod.

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