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These photos are an example of a curtain treatment in the bathroom. The ivory panels are victorian lace, I did not make. The floral panel I made for Mary. She wanted her bathroom remodeled just like mine. We chose terra cotta and brown tile, rain glass shower doors. She crackled the medicine cabinets. We chose a free standing cabinet with a black marble top and a bronze victorian style faucet. The walls are clay muted terra cotta. It's a stunning bathroom. This is a copper rod I got from Home Depot and had it cut to fit. I got antique style decorative hooks.
You can see where to put this rod and how to install two hooks. Make sure you get hooks that your copper rod can set into. And measure between the walls, then have your rod cut to fit at your local hardware store when you purchase your rod. Install hooks about 2 inches from the wall on both sides. Then place the rod into the hook cups. DO NOT PAY. HENCE THE ASTRONOMICAL PRICE.