Continuing with my now two-post-long update streak, we turn today to shower curtains. A few months ago I posted a few options I was considering, then promptly put “buy shower curtain” on the back burner as other priorities pushed to the front. All of that changed, however, on a trip to Target last week. I was trailing along behind my Dad and J, who were on the hunt for a bathroom scale, of all things, when I rounded a corner and came face to face with the perfect print. It has all the qualities I loved in the Viva Terra number without the steep price tag — this one was just $15! Here it is in action:

I’m pretty sure it’s a brand-new spring line product that doesn’t seem to be available on Target’s website (though while searching for it, I came across this one and this one that I also liked!), so you’ll have to head to your local store if you, too, would like to pick one up.

P.S. Just so you know, I wasn’t planning to show you the curtain in my bathroom until I made a few more updates, but my plans were foiled by the lack of an existing internet photo. Couldn’t wait to share, so I hope you like!

Speaking of curtains, remember that fabric I was debating a few months ago? Well, I bought it, but it turns out it’s not quite right for my space. The blue leans a bit too slate for what I was picturing. However, it’s beautiful, and could be just right for one of you!

The details: It’s the Khandar pattern in indigo by Robert Allen. It retails for $34.99 a yard, but I’m offering it for $17 (50% off!). Shipping would be about $11, and payment would be set up through PayPal. I have two 3-yard lengths, each a little over 54 inches wide. I would like to sell it all together, but would consider selling a smaller section depending on the response.

If you’re interested, please shoot me an email at peachandpearl [at] ymail [dot] com!

Any other Better Homes & Gardens subscribers out there? I’m one — embarrassingly (and truthfully), have been since the seventh grade. I like to think I’ve seen them through the good and the bad, and right now they’re having a very good streak. The January cover? Perfection.

I also loved the peak at Amy Meier’s home, and fell in love with her curtains, rug, and couch. The styling is right on in her entryway, too.

Amy Meier photos by King Au

In light of yesterday’s post, I thought I’d share a few of my favorite John Robshaw designs. So colorful and pretty but simple, too. Click to enlarge for a closer look!

A. Tripoli Quilt and Shams
B. Vintage Stripe Indigo Pillow
C. Jaggery Quilt and Shams
D. Cotton Ikat Pomegranate Bolster
E. Honeycomb Quilt and Shams
F. Jade Quilt and Shams
G. Samode Pink Sheets and Cases
H. Diggi Sea Glass Sheets and Cases
I. Trellis Sheets and Cases

P.S. Even though Mr. Robshaw’s wares are quite expensive, you might try seeking them out on eBay. xo