Shower curtain with a short detachable liner designed for providing an improved functionality and use is disclosed herein. The shower curtain assembly comprises a main curtain and a short liner. In an embodiment, the main curtain includes built-in hooks along its top edge for easy installation on a shower rod. Snap buttons are positioned horizontally along the lower portion of the main curtain and aligns with the top edge of the short liner, providing a secure attachment of the liner to the main curtain. In an embodiment, the short liner may include magnets at its bottom corners or along its bottom edge to maintain a taut profile. Additionally, pull tabs may be provided on vertical edges of the main curtain, facilitating easy handling and adjustment.

A window treatment attachment system includes a first elongated strip configured to be attached to a ceiling in front of a window, the first elongated strip having a length substantially equal to a width of the window, and having an outward-facing surface of fastener material, a second elongated strip having a first layer of curtain tape having a plurality of pockets configured to receive curtain hooks, a second layer of fastener material secured to the first layer, and an intermediate fabric layer disposed between the first and second layers that extends beyond each end of the second elongated strip, forming graspable tabs, wherein the second elongated strip is removably attachable to the first elongated strip by mating engagement, and, wherein the curtain hooks are configured to engage the curtain tape of the second elongated strip and the curtain tape secured to a curtain, thereby suspending the curtain.

A window treatment attachment system includes a first elongated strip configured to be attached to a ceiling in front of a window, the first elongated strip having a length substantially equal to a width of the window, and having an outward-facing surface of fastener material, a second elongated strip having a first layer of curtain tape having a plurality of pockets configured to receive curtain hooks, a second layer of fastener material secured to the first layer, and an intermediate fabric layer disposed between the first and second layers that extends beyond each end of the second elongated strip, forming graspable tabs, wherein the second elongated strip is removably attachable to the first elongated strip by mating engagement, and, wherein the curtain hooks are configured to engage the curtain tape of the second elongated strip and the curtain tape secured to a curtain, thereby suspending the curtain.

A window drape accessory device includes a drape panel that has a pair of curtain rod holes each extending through the drape panel to insertably receive a curtain rod thereby enabling the drape panel to be suspended in front of a window. The drape panel has a width is no greater than 53.0 cm to ornamentally accessorize existing drapes on the window without having the drape panel covering the window. A pair of first fasteners is each of the pair of first fasteners is attached to the drape panel and a pair of second fasteners is each of the pair of second fasteners is attached to the drape panel. Each of the pair of second fasteners is releasably matable to a respective one of the pair of first fasteners thereby enabling the drape panel to form a tube to enhance the ornamental appearance of the existing drapes on the window.

Disclosed is a curtain system including a first curtain attachment; and a second curtain attachment, the first curtain attachment includes a locking mechanism having a locking mechanism protrusion configured to extend into a cooperating part in the second curtain attachment; the locking mechanism is configured to pivot between a first position and a second position; in the first position, the first curtain attachment's first curtain attachment protrusion extends into the cooperating part and is locked to the second curtain attachment, and in the second position, the first curtain attachment is unlocked and removable from the second curtain attachment.

Disclosed is a curtain system including a first curtain attachment; and a second curtain attachment, the first curtain attachment includes a locking mechanism having a locking mechanism protrusion configured to extend into a cooperating part in the second curtain attachment; the locking mechanism is configured to pivot between a first position and a second position; in the first position, the first curtain attachment's first curtain attachment protrusion extends into the cooperating part and is locked to the second curtain attachment, and in the second position, the first curtain attachment is unlocked and removable from the second curtain attachment.