Add more charm and a splash of color to your bathroom windows 

Sprucing-up your bathroom can cost a little or a lot of money, depending on how much you are willing to invest but an easy and decorative way to begin, is to simply install new bathroom curtains.

One of the main benefits to adding curtain over a bathroom window is that it gives you more privacy. It will eliminate any shadows from showing through a frosted bathroom window.

Curtains for the bathroom can add the perfect touch to the room and whether you like simple pastel colors or a more elegant designs, be sure to choose the right window curtain that compliments the look of the rest of the bathroom.

You have many choices when shopping for your window treatments and can choose from patterns of almost all kinds and a full palette of colors are available, so be sure to shop around until you find the window covering that is just right for your bathroom.

While windows are decorative and let natural light into the room, they also can rob it of privacy.

 Matching up with the right bathroom curtain will give you both fashion and privacy. There are plenty of options that also add a decorative splash to the bathroom.

Among the many options are cafe curtains, lace panels, a deep fabric valance that conceals raised blinds pleated shades behind or 100% polyester window treatments that have water repellent finish and are mildew resistant.

Additionally, if your bathroom has ventilation/moisture problems, stick to pre-washed curtain fabrics or even consider water-repellent fabrics made for use on outdoor furniture, pillows and accessories.

Once your fabric is chosen and the bathroom curtains are installed, you can easily coordinate and match the colors with your bathroom decor, such as shower curtains, mats, new faucets, soap, dispensers  and towel racks. The design and decorating possibilities are pretty much endless. 

What you don't want to do is have the  colors of your window treatments  totally different from what the wall colors are in the hallway or the room that you see into the bathroom from, you want your window decor and wall colors to co-ordinate.