Some battles are worth fighting. The state of a teenager’s bedroom may not be one of them.
For the teen whose floor has not been seen since last Tuesday—or possibly second grade—our Not Sorry, Too Pretty to Keep It Clean door hanger offers a rather elegant solution: close the door and carry on.
Engraved in extravagant gold calligraphy, the message is unapologetic, highly decorative, and perhaps the closest anyone involved is getting to a cleaning schedule. Consider it a gift for the teenager, but also a small act of self-care for the parent who has finally learned to pick a battle.
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
Made from substantial double-thick cotton paper and engraved in raised, elegant gold, this funny teen door hanger turns questionable housekeeping into a surprisingly chic design statement. It makes a clever gift for teenage girls, daughters, granddaughters, graduates heading to college, dorm dwellers and anyone whose decorating philosophy includes several garments on a chair.
There are life skills to teach, standards to maintain and moments that require parental intervention.
And then there is the bedroom floor.
Close the door. Pick your battles. Everybody wins.
Some battles are worth fighting. The state of a teenager’s bedroom may not be one of them.
For the teen whose floor has not been seen since last Tuesday—or possibly second grade—our Not Sorry, Too Pretty to Keep It Clean door hanger offers a rather elegant solution: close the door and carry on.
Engraved in extravagant gold calligraphy, the message is unapologetic, highly decorative, and perhaps the closest anyone involved is getting to a cleaning schedule. Consider it a gift for the teenager, but also a small act of self-care for the parent who has finally learned to pick a battle.
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
Made from substantial double-thick cotton paper and engraved in raised, elegant gold, this funny teen door hanger turns questionable housekeeping into a surprisingly chic design statement. It makes a clever gift for teenage girls, daughters, granddaughters, graduates heading to college, dorm dwellers and anyone whose decorating philosophy includes several garments on a chair.
There are life skills to teach, standards to maintain and moments that require parental intervention.
And then there is the bedroom floor.
Close the door. Pick your battles. Everybody wins.
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