We're smitten with the slideshow of bathroom window treatment suggested at BHG.com, but we have a few suggestions of our own that didn't seem to have a spot in their roundup of ideas and slideshow.
Check out these style ideas from
Better Homes and Gardens and
Gordon's Window Decor:
1. Simple, Sheer Curtains Sheer drapes can add a sense of grace and softness that are inviting to an otherwise earthy bathroom. Also consider using
sheer window curtains or even sheer blinds to offset the darker tones found throughout the remainder of the area, especially in a rugged bathroom, such as one featuring many natural materials or a log cabin. Curtains offer added privacy while still allowing sunlight to brighten the room.
2. Location, location, location.
Aside from style, it's important to keep in mind where your window treatment will be, and what materials you will have to use to ward off the effects of heat and humidity. Avoid mold or mildew buildup and rusting by investing in bathroom-appropriate shades, such as the lines with rust-proof hardware that are manufactured by
Gordon's Window Decor. 
3. Pair Top Treatment with Shades A simple top treatment paired with
sheer roller shades can create the perfect frame to the great outdoors.
Light colored shades allow for privacy, but permits light to bathe the room in sunlight. A
top treatment provides the finishing touch. These dignified stripes go well with the floral pattern on the walls.
4. Natural materials for earthy atmosphere
Roller shade material comes in many options.
Manay Wheat Manay Oatmeal
Woven and wood window shades can add style and privacy to your bathroom while enhancing a sense of peace. The shades in the bathroom pictured create the perfect addition to the mosaic tub, and the colors accent one another to add to the earthy atmosphere.
Woven shades in the texture thumbnails are available at Gordon's on chain-driven mechanism roller shades, or try the green line of roller shades available in eco-friendly materials. Also take a look at
wood blinds to get the same earthy feel.
5. Simple = Elegant. Simple+Practical = Brilliant.
You don't need to go overboard with fabric treatments to get what you need out of your bathroom decor. The main thing to focus on, aside from privacy, of course, is insulation and lighting needs. With top-down insulated cellular shades, you can acheive stylish elegance that speaks through your decorating tastes alone, and get the light and views you love. No more than you need, and no less, either.
Like the high-end look of Cornice board window treatments, but not quite in the price range for custom made decor right now? A great tipsheet posted on the DIY Network's website makes building your own cornice board pretty easy. Don't forget to dress up your windows with shades or drapes from Gordon's when you're finished!
