las vegas shower curtain

Las Vegas is literally the town that does not sleep.  If you’ve never been there, believe me, it’s true.  The town is built on the idea that it’s worth ones time to fly into the middle of the hot sandy nevada wilderness, and for 3 days live in an alternative universe where you do nothing but indulge.  Tons of food, music, sports, betting, clubs, shows, art, dancing, and so on.  From Garth Brooks to Wayne Brady to Barry Mantelo, that town has it all.

I think our Las Vegas Shower Curtain is cool.  The black and white curtain features the famous welcome to las vegas sign located at the south end of the Las Vegas Strip.  The angled of the sign is interested, coming from  slightly beneath the sign. The curtain also uses the white space to resourcefully because the blank space makes the image speak even more loudly.  I hope as we continue to scan the world for all cool shower curtains, we come across more las vegas signs.  There are some really neat historic signs located in Fremont, or Down Town las Vegas.  The signs kind of represent a classic time where Vegas was booming with the Rat Pack, big hair, tuxedos and excitement.

While I don’t disagree, I’ve found that my preference is lending more towards colorful or fun shower curtains.  Color is a daring exhibition.  WHen you go bold, you put yourself at risk because you can’t just pass up the rainbow.

Here at My Unique Shower Curtains, we’ve been discussing the potential of creating our own curtains.  We would then have the ability, in theory, to add as much awesomeness to our store as we have the creativity to produce.  It would be awesome to take your favorite vector image, say an airplane or a scooter and print it onto a curtain.  If we do proceed with the idea, the next hurdle we run into is the question of color.  Do we do black shower curtains, or do we try and make then multicolored.  Put yourself in our shoes.  How would you come up with images.  How would you put them onto the curtain.  How do you keep the paint on the curtain.  Do you use color?  Will they fade?  What is the value of black and white?

So many questions!!!!!!!!