1. Rub-a-dub-dub. Make an interesting antique bathtub (or pedestal sink) the center of attention. Build a stable platform for product near the top of the tub, and create an overflowing bubbles look with polyester batting and clear plastic balls.


2. Round of applause. Hang a round or oval shower curtain ring above a tub, sink or table display. Attach a clear vinyl shower curtain, and adhere beads or ribbons to create the look of flowing water. Open the curtain just enough to frame the display.

3. Building blocks. Arrange glass blocks in random patterns on a tabletop or against a wall to serve as a base or backdrop for merchandise; adhere together with glue dots for added stability. Add string lights around or behind the blocks for extra shine. We also added a glass shelf in between two of the block layers for added display space. To accommodate the weight of the shelf, we included an additional bottom layer of glass blocks set directly behind the front bottom layer.

4. Bubbles, bubbles, everywhere. Use a funnel to fill clear plastic ball ornaments about halfway with different-colored bath salts and shower gels. Glue the tops shut, and suspend the ornaments with silver cording, ribbon or fishing line over your display for added height and interest.

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