Sounds like it would be Italian, Spanish, or Mexican glazed terra cotta.

I'm pretty sure I've seen several in the Finished Kitchens Blog (FKB). Go to the FKB: http://finishedkitchens.blogspot.com/ Click on the "FKB Categories" link (right side of the page) Scroll down to the "Cabinets" category Look for "Multiple colors/shades of cabinets:" Click on the "Mixed Cabinets" link You will be presented with a list of the kitchens that have mixed "colors"...usually stained & painted Click on the name of the user ("[username]'s Kitchen") I'm almost certain I saw several instances of white cabinets with dark crown molding. I think there are actually examples of both...where the crown molding matches the cabinets and where it contrasts (matches the darker color (floor or cabinet)). Good luck!

Sorry, but I don't think the candelabra will look attractive placed inside a fireplace. I don't think it's the least bit creative, and my first impression was that is was a $30 item from HomeGoods. I'm sure you can find something more attractive for the fireplace and install it with either candles or remote control simulated candles. Now there are fireplace sculptures specifically designed for inside fire boxes which might also be an option.

I don't have this furniture anymore, but it was the only picture still on my phone. I will take a few more when I can, and post them for you. I had a hard time as well picking a color. I wanted something light and neutral , with little pattern, with a little grey. Everything I picked with grey was way too grey looking. This picks up grey, but has NO grey in it at all. We love our floors! So neutral, and so easy to keep clean. Everyone that comes in remarks how nice it looks. Many of the Cortec have large patterns, that you don't see in a small sample. Be careful with that. We did Sherwood Rustic pine in our master, and hallway upstairs by the master. I am finally getting used to it. It has a lot of knots and pattern, which I did not realize from the sample. I love the color, but not the pattern as much. Thank God it is in a small area, and not the full downstairs of our home, like the Ranier Oak is!