Bathroom Humor Wall Art

Bathroom Humor Wall Art

Bathroom Humor Wall Art Over the Long Run A joke on a wall has a half life. For the first few months guests notice it and say something, which is the return you bought it for. After that the audience is you, several times a day, for years. This is the only category of wall art where the thing that made you buy it is guaranteed to weaken, so the honest test is what the piece looks like once the joke has stopped working. Dry survives. Understatement survives. A short line of well set type with a flat delivery still reads as a small pleasure in year three. What dies is anything topical, anything that borrows a phrase from the internet, and anything that needs three sentences of setup, because you cannot re read a paragraph every morning without resenting it. Swearing is a specific caveat. It is funny at the point of purchase and it is a different proposition when your mother in law is a guest, and when a child in the house learns to read. Neither is a reason to avoid it, but both are reasons to think about who else uses that bathroom. Physically these rooms are hard on anything hanging in them. Steam is the enemy, so keep pieces away from the wall the shower sprays, run the extractor, and open a window after a bath. A downstairs cloakroom with no shower in it is the safest wall in the house for this kind of thing. Here is the check worth running. Read the line out loud five times in a row. If it starts to grate on the third reading, it will grate every morning of the next four years, and the guest who laughed once will not be there to make up for it.