Shower Curtains

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I am looking for a new shower curtain. I liked our old one very much: I got it at Target, and it was in the muted colors I like, and it had squirrels and owls and trees. I thought I had a better picture of it in a post somewhere, but this post about finding a matching valance is the best photo I can find.

Then Paul painted the bathroom bright deep yellow, despite the fact that the last time we discussed the topic it emerged that we have non-intersecting opinions about yellow: I like muted yellows with a touch of brown; he likes preschool yellows with a touch of crayon. After trying and trying and finding no yellows even close to being in common, I said, “Well, it can’t be yellow then.” Several months went by. Then, when I was away one weekend, he painted it one of his yellows. I have not discussed the new paint here before now, even though it happened back in May, because it is hard to know where to start and what to say, and also marriage sometimes seems like a really dumb concept. But anyway, the bathroom is yellow. Like a marigold yellow which is, at least, not one of the yellows I hate. And now my shower curtain looks all wrong with it. Which is okay, because I was getting a little tired of the shower curtain.

 

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Rainbow Meditation. This one catches my eye in a “go big or go home” kind of way. Like, Paul wants bright? I’LL GIVE HIM BRIGHT.

 

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Beautiful Mandala. Another contender in the “nice and colorful” category.

 

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Warm Rugby Stripe. The yellow stripe pretty much exactly matches the yellow of our bathroom, but this curtain does not call out to me.

 

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Polka-Dots. This really caught my eye, but further contemplation is not resulting in deeper desire to buy.

 

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Periodic Table of Elements. I wish I liked this more.

 

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Forest Friends. I wondered if black and white might look cool with the yellow, but Elizabeth was adamant than it would not.

 

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Bluesy.

 

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Bubbly Babies.

 

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Miss Penelope. But the white area just above and to the right of center looks to me as if someone scribbled with the erase tool.

 

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Jellybean Giraffes. Leaning heavily toward this. But if the yellow is wrong, it would really look bad I think.

 

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Favorite Floral.

 

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Paisley.

 

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Flamingo shower curtain. There are two ways to tell if something is in style, or coming into style:

1. Suddenly you like it, even if you hadn’t given it much thought before, and yet it feels as if you are among the few to notice the appeal, and

2. it is curiously available—but not OVER-available.

So for example, if I am out shopping and I see something patterned with flamingos, and I think, “Oh!! FLAMINGOS! Cool! Unusual! Hard to find!,” and then a week or two later I see some flamingo-patterned socks, and then I have the urge to sit at my computer browsing for more flamingo things, and then I add flamingo earrings to my wish list, I can be relatively certain flamingos are coming into style and/or already in style.

Advantage to this particular flamingo shower curtain: flamingos
Disadvantage: doesn’t immediately strike me as being good with strong yellow walls

 

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Flamingos, second attempt. I think this one would be much better with the yellow.

 

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Library. I would like to say two things. One, that I love this. Two, that it would have gone GREAT with the plain old white walls I wanted.

 

Something I had not realized before starting an online shower-curtain search is how much more…varied the selection is than what is available in stores. For example:

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Cat eating a fish snowcone.

 

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Christmas-icon-patterned world map, on a peach background.

 

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Strips of floral-painted wood, overlaid with the silhouette of a deer head.

 

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Flag ‘n’ guns.

 

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The kind of unusable bathroom I find in bad dreams about needing to pee.

 

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Give Thanks. For very, very thorough seasonal decor.

 

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Fighter cat riding a unicorn.

 

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Director’s chair. For the movie-director-themed bathroom.

 

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I…what.

 

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Arnold Schwarzenegger.

 

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Wolf + purple lightning bolt = obvious combination.

 

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Mini Stormtroopers with daisies.

 

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Brazilian Carnival Costumes in Rio Samba Dance Decor Bathroom Decorations Drums and Key Holder Parrots Palms Party Masks Gifts for Dancer Women Men Shower Curtain. There is a lot going on here, which I think the shower curtain’s title accurately reflects.

 

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Sharp Shirter Haymaker. Sharp. Shirter. Haymaker. That’s all the information we’re given.

 

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Fire-breathing walrus.

103 thoughts on “Shower Curtains”

  1. Jean

    I feel like I’ve learned something new by reading this post….also I have a very strong urge to buy a shower curtain.

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  2. Kathryn

    I love the giraffe that might not go with your yellow and the library (books) one – I think it would go with any color!

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  4. Stephanie

    I have to admit it…. After seeing this post, within 5 minutes I had purchased the mini storm trooper one.

    These are ridiculous.

    Also for what’s it’s worth- without actually knowing exactly what your bathroom looks like, I like the Paisley one. Seems like it would compliment a bright yellow.

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  6. Phancy

    I am overly excited! Ok not about your yellow bathrooms but about the shower curtains. We moved over the summer and need to purchase a new shower curtain for a bathroom for two girls. I had this idea that we’d go to a local store and find cute toothbrush holders and shower curtain and bath mat and it could coordinate, since I’ve never actually done that type of decorating in a bathroom before. But all the options at the stores are blah. I want something big and bright and wild while I can still steer my kids in that direction.
    Anyway, I am pleased to see that so much is available on Amazon, and am enamored of the cat and snowcone.

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  8. Sarah

    I bought this from Amazon: https://amzn.com/B00AYUM9WS in attempt to match an ugly bright yellow laminate bathroom vanity top fresh from 1985 (the other bathroom has a bright blue top, the third a bright orange!). I think once I get some gray towels, it might make the yellow feel INTENTIONAL instead of ICK. Also, I disagree with Elizabeth on the black and white. I think that would be super cute!

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  10. Meggan

    All my votes are for Forest Friends! I think it would look fun with yellow.

    We have one of the new Pillowfort Target brand shower curtains and I really, really like it. (Actually I love everything I’ve gotten from the Pillowfort line to be honest. Stylish and reasonably priced.)

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  11. badger reader

    The forest friends is probably my favorite and I overwhelmingly disagree with Elizabeth and love the idea of black/white/bright yellow combo. The rugby stripe one you don’t like is probably what I would go with because I am boring, though the paisley one looks fun while still being in my comfort zone. I snort laughed at the first one “Paul wants bright”
    My parents are very much in a marriage where they talk about each possibility, seem to agree on a direction, and then each one goes and does whatever s/he wants in the first place. I never understand why they even bother to talk about it.

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  13. Emily

    I disagree with Elizabeth too – black and white is always ok with a bright solid color. BUT then you wouldn’t have the 2nd flamingo one, which is totally the one I love best.

    But I *myself* am totally hankering for the fire-breathing walrus. We are thinking about having our bathroom renovated in the near future – wouldn’t it be amazing to see a contractor walk in on that thing? SO TOTALLY GETTING IT.

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  14. anne nahm

    My faves to go with yellow are rainbow meditation and favorite floral. Also, I feel like some sort of passive aggressive rebellion is called for, like never flushing again after you pee so toilet water matches the walls, or maybe just throwing a red sock in with all Paul’s tighty whites at laundry time. He wants color? Let ‘er rip.

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    1. anne nahm

      I also vote for a shower curtain with a hammock on it, so along with the wall color, you can always refer to it as ‘Paul’s banana hammock’, especially when giving guests directions during holiday events.

      Reading this back, I’m kind of surprised no one has divorced me yet.

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  16. Kara

    The Mandala one is my favorite, by a lot. The last shower curtain we bought, I let the kids pick out. I had hopes they’d get something fun or bright colored. But nope. They picked something out of the 1980’s faux southwest decor catalog. It’s muted yellows, brown and grey southwesty print. Very blah. But, they wanted it.

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  17. Heidi J

    I like the Beautiful Mandala and the Forest Friends the best. I think black and white would look very nice with the bright yellow. I like the giraffes, but I agree that if the yellow doesn’t go well with the yellow on your walls, it could end up looking very off. I’m also not sure about Favorite Floral going well with that bright of a yellow.

    And all those shower curtains at the bottom of your post, SO AWESOME.

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  18. Angela (@Aferg22)

    I have no useful shower curtain advice, but this post made me chuckle as I scrolled through your options and laugh out loud when I got to the end of the list.

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  19. nonsoccermom

    I snort-laughed at some of these options because WHAT. Also, now I am sad that neither shower in our home requires a curtain. I may have to buy one anyway, just because.

    Also, if my husband painted the bathroom a color I didn’t want while I was out of town, I would kill him. So clearly you are a better person than I.

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  20. Auntie G

    I snort-laughed at a LOT of this post.

    I vote Forest Friends, because once you temper the marigold with the black and white combo, I think you can also introduce gray with the towels and things and the whole room will feel much less like a preschool.

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  21. Katethegreat

    1. Forest Friends, hands down. Sorry, Elizabeth. It works perfectly with the yellow, really. I promise.
    2. ALL OF THIS IS FUNNY. I laughed the whole damn post through.
    2b. This, though. This is the funniest: “I have not discussed the new paint here before now, even though it happened back in May, because it is hard to know where to start and what to say, and also marriage sometimes seems like a really dumb concept.”

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  24. Tessie

    GOOD GOD I love this post. FLAGS N GUNS. If taking down and putting up shower curtains weren’t such a beating, I would be tempted to present Paul with a new and increasingly horrifying option WEEKLY.

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    1. KeraLinnea

      Target carries double-ended shower hooks,so you can hang your liner on the inner set of hooks and hang your curtain on the outer without ever having to take hooks on and off the rod. I am LAZY. To an almost pathological degree, but I happily change my shower curtain every few weeks because it is so easy to do with those hooks.

      Ok, I know I bought mine at Target, but the link is from Amazon:
      https://www.amazon.com/Amazer-Stainless-Rustproof-Bathroom-Curtains/dp/B017DM37Z2

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  26. Maggie

    Well even though mere moments ago if asked I would have said I was perfectly satisfied with my shower curtain, I now have a nearly insurmountable urge to purchase Fighter cat riding a unicorn. Someone help me!

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  27. Celeste

    I fell down a rabbit hole. Google yellow submarine shower curtain; they have Beatles and Peter Max and it’s so awesome.

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  28. Gigi

    Depending on the shade of yellow; Target has a blue and white stripe curtain that I just bought & love. It’s very tame though.

    I will never have to worry about my husband painting walls colors I don’t approve of simply because he HATES to paint – whereas I don’t mind it. So I get to choose the color if I’m going to be doing the work!

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  31. Anna

    1. Definitely choose one that calls out to you.
    2. Paisley is the one that calls out to me, for my bathroom. Or, in certain moods, the bitch/dinosaur/bicycle option.
    3. OMG the can’t pee in the filthy dream-bathroom dreams are so disturbing! Why, brain. Just wake me up.
    4. Now I think I could stand to learn a lot about people by noticing their shower curtain.

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  32. JenniferB

    I love the idea of a guest shower curtain or just revolving shower curtains, in general. You could start a little collection and put Paul in charge of switching them out whenever you desire a change.

    As much as I love the books one, I worry about going with a dark color. It seems as if it might make the bathroom feel smaller, but maybe not. The second flamingoes one seems cheerful in all the right ways, the forest friends could be really fun, and I am quite surprised by how appealing I find the LEGO storm troopers. I think not the stripes or polka dots. And I like the possibilities of really pretty coordinating colors for towels & such in regards to the bubbly babies and the second flamingoes.

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  33. Amy H

    I really want you to get the cat riding the unicorn. It’s amazing.

    However, my second and third choices would be floral/flamingo and forest friends.

    Good luck!

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  34. Elle

    Years ago, my family decided to paint the bathroom. Although we all liked the idea of a blue, we were left with only a choice of yellow – because my brother’s already-painted-blue bedroom is caddy-corner to the bathroom, and, according to my mom, that would be too much blue, which apparently would be worse than going with a color that none of us likes (???). So. My mom and my brother liked one yellow: a bright, banana yellow; and I liked another: a soft, buttery yellow, that was actually a cream/neutral and not a yellow. They said that they had the majority, but I reminded them that my brother had gotten to choose the Christmas tree pretty much every year forever, and so it should be my turn to choose something. They reluctantly agreed. However, they made such a fuss about disliking my choice that I began to worry that my choice was actually the poorer one. So, when we got to Home Depot, I quickly handed their paint chip to the employee. Their color, not mine. But I did not mention this to them, because they were still going on and on about the suckiness of my color, which made me feel less inclined to tell them that they had won. We arrived back home, we painted the bathroom, and they said that their color would have been so much better, that this one looked atrocious all over the walls (TRUE). I told them that I had gotten their color, and I showed them the paint chip when they refused to believe me. I never got an apology, the bathroom is still that horrible yellow, and I am the one who both has to use it the most and who cares the most. This does nothing to help you, I realize, but know that I UNDERSTAND. And I would possibly advise you to choose something that you can live with, rather than something to spite Paul.

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    1. Elle

      P.S. I like the second flamingo option, if you are looking for a mix of whimsy and simplicity. Plus, it has a white background, which should give you a little bit of the white-wall effect that you wanted.

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    2. Tommie

      I love this comment so much! I love that you chose your mom’s/brother’s color and they still hated it though the fact that they never apologized for being jerks about the color makes me sad.

      Your advice about choosing something one can live with rather than out of spite is just so great.

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      1. Elle

        It’s such a bad color. I wish that I were making this up.

        On a different painting + family note: When I was a kid – young, but old enough to make a decision about my own space – I wanted to paint my room light purple. My mom said no, because she thought that I would get sick of it. It is important to note that we were planning on painting my room in a color that I wanted. That was the point of this. She had me choose a different color, and then she purchased one that was two shades lighter on the paint strip than the one that I wanted. I would like it NOW, but not then! And, well, I am [mostly] happy to say that, at twenty-three years of age, I painted my bedroom light purple. A color named “Magical,” even, because why not go all out. I wish that I could have had it when I was growing up instead, but it still feels really good to have done it.

        I don’t know what the moral of this story is, or if there’s a moral at all. But, there you are.

        (Let us know which shower curtain that you choose, please!)

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  35. Kerry

    I actually like the flamingos on the white background best. The yellow in their legs would be just enough to tie it to the walls, without having to be the exact same shade of yellow or adding to the overall yellowness of the room, the pink softens the yellow a bit while the yellow prevents the pink from being a statement of PINKNESS, and the white background gets you back some of what you’ve lost with the white walls.

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  36. Kira

    I like the beautiful mandala one, and I love the favorite floral, which is so right up my alley, but I can’t decide how it would work with The Yellow Of Spousal Wrongness.
    And yes, being married is a dumb idea. And having children. Any life choice that tangles up your peace and happiness with another human is a bad idea. The only worse idea is not doing that at all.

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  38. Melissa H

    I laughed out loud SO HARD reading this post. I’m not sure when I’ve last laughed so hard about a blog (and I was at work! In the common area!) And it made me regret my impulse shower curtain buy at Ikea the other day. I had no idea all this was out there.

    I really want you to go with the periodic table. Top choice. Though I like Forest Friends and disagree with Elizabeth a bit. But Bubbly Babies makes me think of jellyfish which are so pretty and soothing. The storm troopers + daisies would be a great with the yellow…just saying. It’s so hard to decide but with Periodic Table you can learn while you poop (depending on your bathroom layout).

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  39. KP

    I vote mandala or paisley, for what it’s worth. When I was shopping for shower curtains, the online options actually led to overwhelm and then I bought a boring one from Target that serves us just fine. But that’s NOT my usual – I’m usually a good online option-sorter and decision maker! There were just so many choices, and so many slightly outside my price range of with shipping costs.

    That library curtain is making me rethink everything, though.

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  40. Nancy

    Wow, now I kinda wish I had a reason to buy a shower curtain. Also I had one of those unusable bathroom dreams last night, involving live snakes in the toilet that I was trying to fish out with a stick.

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  41. Nine

    Oh, the-bad-bathroom-needing-to-pee dreams, how you mock me with your broken bathroom stall locks, your overflowing bowls, your people (why are there always so many people?) wandering through the loo at the worst possible moment.

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    2. Swistle Post author

      Yes, yes. Or WINDOWS in the wall. Or no door at all! Or the toilet is all on its own in a big empty room and PROBABLY someone will walk in at any minute! It’s so good to know we are not alone in having these dumb dreams.

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      1. Shawna

        Exactly! No stall doors, or stalls at all, the Men’s bathroom being connected to the Women’s so there’s always the possibility of being walked in on by the guys… and that’s when you can even find a toilet that actually works…

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      2. Amanda

        I’ve never had that dream, but once at a bar I walked into the bathroom to find a large room with just two toilets and a sink. Turns out they were renovating and hadn’t gotten stalls up yet, but needless to say it was necessary to be a couple beers deep before being brave enough to pee.

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    2. Shawna

      Darn you, $69 shower curtain that would be PERFECT for my kids’ bathroom that probably doesn’t even ship to Canada!

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  43. Matti

    I really like the storm trooper one as well! But, would that be one Paul might like? Because, that might not be ideal.
    Other, than that, I just really needed a Swistle post, so thanks! I laughed all the way through this one :)

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  44. sooboo

    I love how they slowly got weirder as I scrolled through! HA! I like the black and white one or the flamingos. I do think you’re right in that flamingo is the new fox or bird or skull, but it will probably stick around for awhile just like those other motifs did. Had to laugh at “and also marriage sometimes seems like a really dumb concept”. It seems crazy that we expect to find someone who we are attracted to, shares the same morals, is stable, doesn’t annoy us with a million weird habits, and who we can agree on color schemes with. Seems like a lot to ask.

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  45. Jessemy

    Room Essentials Yellow Vine from Target. Whimsy like your old shower curtain, marigold and gray and black and white. Ten bucks!

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    1. Swistle Post author

      I have considered the VERY ONE! I think one of the only reasons I didn’t buy it on the spot is that it felt as if the quest was over too soon.

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  47. Ruby

    My favorites are the blue polka-dotted one with the pink flowers on the bottom, and both of the flamingo ones.

    May I suggest the Badbäck shower curtain from Ikea? I have it, and it’s adorable. The design is an assortment of seemingly random objects: a beach ball, a pair of glasses, an alarm clock, a tree, etc. Okay, maybe I’m making it sound weird, but it’s super whimsical and colorful and cute.

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  48. Carmen

    Oh, I really need the stormtrooper one. I may have to go buy it. And incidentally, while you may have been pointing it out as a example of the variety now available, I can’t help but notice that it would match your yellow bathroom perfectly.

    But if stormtroopers aren’t your thing, then i would attempt to hit the complementary colours for a shower curtain – light blues, or maybe a bluey-grey. That might tone down the yellow, if that’s what you’re looking to do. I’d be worried that one of the really bright ones when combined with the yellow would make you wish for sunglasses inside your own room.

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  49. Beth (A Mom's Life)

    So many choices! One thing I’ve learned though while shopping and ordering from Amazon is that typically when there are tons of choices on a particular item and they are nothing like you find in stores, the product is usually shipping from another country (China) and will typically take 6-8 weeks to arrive AND once you finally get it, will be a piece of junk.

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    1. Swistle Post author

      I noticed while looking at options that it was a VERY GOOD IDEA to read reviews. Like, some were GREAT, and some were more like, “Um, this looks like someone took a 4×6 photo and enlarged it to shower-curtain size? and the purple is grey? and the whole thing reeks of some sort of chemical?”

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      1. yasmara

        I was just going to say, beware of cheap printed ones, stereotypically from China. It’s like those clothing sites where the picture looks amazing and then you get something made by a toddler.

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  51. jessica

    I completely disagree with Elizabeth and very strongly feel that not only is the forest friends the cutest option, but that a black/white print also will help tone down the yellow and make you feel better about the wacky institution of marriage. Or at least your your bathroom. If black and white is too bumblebee, I also think navy blue looks amazing with marigold yellow.

    Because I am procrastinating on a work priting project, I found you these options:

    https://www.amazon.com/Ambesonne-Bathroom-Collection-Geometric-Polyester/dp/B01BXDRA2I/ref=sr_1_20?ie=UTF8&qid=1473259111&sr=8-20&keywords=navy+white+shower+curtain

    https://www.amazon.com/Ambesonne-Collection-Printing-Watercolor-Polyester/dp/B01DPLTPT2/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1473258785&sr=8-2-spons&keywords=navy+yellow+shower+curtain&psc=1

    https://www.amazon.com/Shower-Curtain-Kassatex-Seawave-Medallion/dp/B00THIMTSC/ref=sr_1_45?ie=UTF8&qid=1473259209&sr=8-45&keywords=navy+white+shower+curtain

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  54. Rebecca

    I vote for Bluesy and want the Cat riding a unicorn for myself. Marriage really IS a stupid idea. 14 years and ohmygodstillcounting here. I once went to bed bath and…. spent 60 minutes lost in the shower curtain section. Came home with monkeys hiding behind palm trees. The kids like it but I can’t wait til we graduate to the periodic table or legos or something else brighter and less cute.

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  55. Shawna

    OMG, I would not have suspected that a post on shower curtains would challenge me to not laugh out loud at work!

    First, the shower curtains I want to vote for for your yellow bathroom: polka dots, forest friends (I think the black and white would look very sharp with the yellow. Also, to Paul: I see your bright yellow bathroom, and counter with as neutral a shower curtain as I can that still pops against your enthusiastic paint choice), and bubbly babies.

    Second: how could I not give props to these ones too?:
    That T Rex on a bicycle? Mind boggling! I love it! I mean, not for MY house, but man, how awesome would it be to see at a friend’s place?
    Ditto (though to a lesser degree) the Fighter Cat on a Unicorn, which is kind of in the same vein as the Fire-Breathing Walrus.

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      1. Shawna

        Wow! If only the shirt also said BITCH at the bottom! Of course, then I couldn’t contemplate getting it for one of my kids, which I totally am…

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  57. vanessa

    i had 2 reactions to reading this post:
    1. what, Paul? just….what? what are you even doing? and 2. holy hell shower curtains are strange.
    oh and 3. i have a minister friend who has one of those photo insert ones and she used it to put the most sacrilegious postcards she could find. it was great.

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  58. Joanne

    I really like number eleven, if that is the one with the pretty flowers. I also like the black and white one, although I hate to disagree with Elizabeth. This was a hilarious post, I had a lot of emotions, reading it!

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  60. StephLove

    I really can’t get past the painting the bathroom while you away part of this in order to comment on shower curtains, but I don’t have anything useful to say about it, other than marriage does seem like a dumber concept some times more than others and this sounds like one of those times.

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  61. JP

    I have a yellow breakfast room and just recently put black and white curtains in there (because I put new curtains where those used to be and I liked them too much to stow them away), and we love the way it looks!

    I like the second flamingo and the bubbly babies. M
    Good luck!

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  62. Kristin

    My coworker just walked in to my office to see if I was ok…I think I was laughing a little too hard. Thanks for an awesome mid-day pick up at work, Swistle! You are seriously the best. I vote for bubbly babies or the black and white forest animals.

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  63. Molly

    Two things. One, I had no idea other people had those pee dreams! Glad to know I’m not alone in my nightly searches for a usable bathroom.

    Two, I haven’t been able to stop thinking about that flamingo shower curtain and it just so happens, I’m making over my own hideous yellow bathroom (it’ll be blue now), with 70s pink tile. So just bought it! Thanks Swistle :)

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