I've had the JennAire floating black glass sxs refrig and wall oven for about a month now and absolutely love it. I'd heard that stainless was a big pain to keep clean so I thought I'd limit stainless in my kitchen. I have a stainless dw and it is a pain. My advantium is mostly stainless with black accents. Cooktop is mostly black with stainless accents. A quick wipe with windex on the refrig and oven is all it takes. However, when the sun hits the glass in the afternoon you can see dust-oops. Overall I am very happy with the floating black glass. It looks sleek and modern and clean 95% of the time. Good luck with your choices!

Here is the article I wrote. Probably most of these "tips" have already been covered here. Sorry about the weird symbols dotted throughout. Looks like most of the apostrophes, semi colons, etc., turned into wacky symbols. Warm Up: Creating A Cozy Home As the temperature drops and the skies darken earlier, autumn is a great time to think about "cozying up" your home. Even if your home is decorated in predominantly cool colors, there are many ways to warm up your d�cor before winter is upon us. Warm colors, texture, and pattern can all help to create a cozy environment. An area rug, for example, warms a room both physically and psychologically while also helping to define a seating area and provide color and texture. Throw blankets and pillows are helpful, too. Perhaps you have linen or cotton pillows on your sofa during the warmer months; you might switch over to velvet, wool, or even knitted pillow covers for fall and winter. A throw blanket can be a necessity when settling in to read or watch TV on a winter evening; a blanket in a deep, rich color like burgundy or gold will also add visual warmth to your space. Bare windows can appear cold. Even if you don�t need window treatments for privacy, stationary drapes or woven wood blinds will add warmth and texture. Fabric window treatments also offer another opportunity to inject color and pattern to a space. If you are repainting a room and desire a warmer look, consider red- or yellow-based hues, even if you�re after a more neutral look. Whites, beiges, and grays have undertones that make them either warm or cool -- for warmth, look for neutrals with red or yellow undertones. If your walls and furnishings are in cool hues and you don�t want to change them, you can easily add warm-colored accents. For example, coral and yellow can be welcome additions to a blue-gray room. Decorating with sufficient and appropriate lamps and lighting will also add warmth to your winter home. Use lamps that have 3-way switches or dimmers for the most flexibility. A subtle glow from a lamp turned on the lowest setting is cozy and inviting�then if you should decide to curl up with a book, you can turn up the intensity of the light. If you�re looking for a quick "cozy fix," simply changing some small accessories can provide the illusion of warmth. Scatter a few indoor plants in colorful pots throughout your home. Instead of glass or shiny metal, use rustic wood or ceramic bowls or vases. Place a couple of candles on the mantel or coffee table. Organic and natural materials add warmth -- try displaying some pinecones, bittersweet branches, or dried lavender. Finally, imperfection is probably the easiest method to add warmth to a space! Instead of trying to have everything in its place at all times, allow for some aspects to be askew. A throw blanket tossed on a chair. A book left open on the end table. Even an old, well-loved coffee table proudly flaunting its dents and scratches. A room that looks lived in and well-loved is a warm and inviting space!

We ended up delaying our project, but plan to get two individual wall units (oven and microwave) in matte white and stack them. It's quite a bit more pricey, but it also seems the individual units have better features than the combo. We're also beginning to lean more towards cabinets that have a little color, maybe green or blue. Cabinets that aren't white/grey will probably enhance the look of the matte white finish (we got the Fridge and Dishwasher in matte white already).

I have a low profile bed too which is faux leather upholstered. And every 2 weeks I lifted the mattress and juggled to clean the dust bunnies with my vacuum cleaner. I searched for products I could use to fix this problem. A few months ago I came across this wonderful product. And now it's dust free under by bed for the last few months. Here is a link https://munirazk51.wixsite.com/thisnthat/post/no-more-dust-bunnies It is very easy to install and not expensive. It gets the job done. It has a lot of other useful applications. I have used it on front door, room doors, closet doors, under sofa. I see so much difference in the dust in my house. I hope it helps.