I have (potted)some Trillium recurvatum, catsbaei, and grandiflorum. I was not posting them to exchange as I planned to keep them for local plant swaps. However, if you still have some T. decumbens and need any of the above, I am interested. I may have a source of T. underwoodii, but that is not definite yet. You are in a warmer zone and have lots of semi-tropicals listed. Most of my plants are from a slightly colder zone. I could get Clintonia, but I doubt that it would survive in your warmer zone. I was not reading this website last spring, so I missed your original offer. Trilliumflowerchild has revived it.

You might look into glazed ceramic mosaics. There used to be several companies that offered "medleys" such as what you're looking at in that pic with the glass mosaics, but I don't know if they're still available. They were big in the 80's but I think pretty much petered out. You might still find someone who carries them, though.

Oh yeah, I like that Dash and Albert rug, too. I saw it on another site and it said it was sold out, so good to know there's another resource! Brown definitely doesn't work, nor does white. Cream/ivory, yes, maybe, because my drapes are ivory. I actually just popped into Home Goods and found a rug that would work easily -- it's a shag type cream-colored rug with a dark gray diamond print -- but I didn't want to buy it just because it was a "bargain" and I am still thinking I want something with more color.

Update: Pacific Rim turned out to be a smidge too green for our purposes (I am really trying to stay away from something reading "hunter" if one is lazy, iykwim) -- I found a Valspar color, of all things -- "Ocean Abyss", which looks like a less saturated version of EK Emerald that got us into this mess in the first place :). Got a flat enamel quart of it and we're liking it. So my question: anyone ever used Valspar flat enamel? Geez, it sounds like primer in the can compared to other paints I've used, but it didn't technically drip...they say it's a scrubbable matte, but I'm definitely seeing some sheen. Trying to decide if I should have it done in a flatter flat (still scrubbable). I have about 2 gals to do, and if I can make do with the Valspar I will have much more $$ left over when I'm done, compared to Aura or up...(although I just painted my front door with Aura Exterior Semi-Gloss and I must say it was a thoroughly enjoyable experience. I wish I had more to do with it, but it's definitely just a spot color--BM Merlot Red).