Sometimes, maybe its just when I’m having a bad day, I get the feeling that I’m one of the few sources that my readers consult for bathroom-related news. This saddens me. So, I wanted to share a cover article (Lansing State Journal Sunday Home Source Section for Nov. 19, 2006) on decorating your bathroom for Thanksgiving:
“While many homeowners will soon be preparing their dining rooms in time for the big Thanksgiving dinner, they often overlook the one room holiday guests frequentmost – the powder room.
‘Thanksgiving is one of the only holidays that is universally celebrated, and the home is the center of the celebration,’ said tim Bitterman, senior produt manager, Inspirations by Moen, a leading designer and manufacturer of bath accessories. ‘We all go to great lengths to fgive our homes a fresh look for our dinner guests, but the one room that gets the most trafic typically receives least attention.’
“Bringing the spirit of thanksgiving into your powder room is simple, and it doeesn’t require cutouts of pilgrims and turkeys on the vanity. Instead follow a few of these suggestiosn and make your powder room as appealing as the food on the table:
- Look to nature to inspire your decor. Leaves, for example
- Forget a paint job, add coloreful towels (thank god they gave me permission not to paint my bathroom in orange and brown! I almost had the paint brush out)
- Replace bath accessories
So make the most of this special time and extend your holiday decorating beyond the dining room and into your powder room. With just a few simple decorations, and a few new accessories, it may becoem the room your guests remember most.
Plum Librarian LLC 
Whe people decoration the bathroom for Thanksgiving they need to make with styling and related with the decor of the rest of the house accessories. Remember not spend to much because this decoration is only for one month then you need to think in christmas bathroom decoration.
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