Primary Color Shower Curtain

Cartoon Fries on a Flat Sky Blue Field

The Primary Color Shower Curtain drops a single oversized carton of fries onto a flat sky blue field, with each fry given a small smiling face and the red carton lettered in yellow. There is no repeat and no border: one graphic, centered, on a solid ground. The palette stays deliberately basic, red and yellow against blue. Edges are crisp and the color blocks are perfectly flat, with no gradient or texture anywhere in the design. The scale is large enough that the carton fills most of the visible width once the panel is drawn.

• Seven sizes from 35 x 71 to 71 x 94 inches
• Woven 100% polyester fabric
• 12 silver-tone metal grommets
• 12 hooks included
• Machine wash at 30 degrees
• Stain- and mildew-resistant treatment
• Water-repellent, fast-drying face

Seven Widths for an Awkward Shower

That spread of formats matters more than the joke does: narrow stalls, wide tub runs and high rods are all covered by the same graphic, so a difficult opening does not force you into a plain panel. It sits with the rest of the colorful shower curtains, and if you like bold flat artwork the Graphic Shower Curtains work the same way with a different subject. Flat blue is a good partner for white tile and chrome, and it stops a windowless room from feeling closed in. Keep the rest of the room plain, since the graphic supplies all three colors on its own. A yellow toothbrush cup or a red towel is enough to tie the scheme together without repeating the joke twice in one room.