Thank you everyone, looks like #1. is the favorite. :) Annie, it is 14" height by 10" wide. There were a couple other lights I liked but the lighting designer was concerned they were too tall with the 9' ceilings, she seemed more happy with this choice. Lol. I will take your advice and hang some bags to see the scale at the house tomorrow. That's a good idea. :) I wasn't to sure if choice #1 was too funky looking, like something that would remind people of some of the crazy lights people hung in the 70's, lol. But even when I showed hubby he seemed to like it. Usually we picked lighting more modern and in chrome or brushed steel so this is a big change. My one son asked me why the new lighting is so gothic, lol.

I purchased two WH sofas (they arrived 11 mos. later - in the Speing of 2023) and am thrilled with them overall except that, the first time we sat on the 100” sofa, we heard a tear and found that the fabric was coming undone underneath where it was attched between the back and the seat. You can fit your hand through it. I called the vendor - Scherer’s in Bfo NY - and they said it was not a big deal and to watch it to see if it gets worse. I was surprised by that response, especially considering the price.

My hallway has the same doors. Although it is half the size, we must both live in a 50's era home. The hallway is almost a small room of it's own that is the opening to bath and bedrooms. At first I was going to change the doors drawers with new shaker fronts. They still sit in the garage. After thinking about it, new doors felt like they would clutter the area. Plus the drawer fronts would be a real problem replacing without destroying the front. Currently I have cup pulls on the drawers and "close to the door" fitting closet door handles. Drop handles work well and come in so many designs. You can take the hinges and boil them in water to remove paint and/or spray after to match whatever color is wanted. I found some old original art deco ones which are still in their original packaging. Simple and work well. I don't know if the original owner framed my units or was an add-on. Small framing painted the same as doors around each unit of doors/drawers. Not on the panels. It works well and finishes off the flatness of all. Trim and doors, baseboard are white, walls are same as yours. At one time I also considered sanding the edge of each door. There has to be number of layers on them. A good light sanding would help revive. My cupboards are wonderfully deep, they take up part of bedroom closets behind them. Bottom line for me is to embrace them and refurbish just a bit for cleaner lines. At some point my entire house was painted a robin egg blue. Everything.....walls, doors, windows. Once in a while I will have a small chip and there is the blue underneath. I would love to see old pics of this and the decor involved.

hermustangs, if you'll read the "new to GW" thread below on this page (or if it's left this page by the time you read this, search for it) you'll find explicit instructions on how to post photos; very easy to do. I think you'll get many more responses if you include photos. I'm not good enough with colors personally to try to answer your questions without seeing the rooms. Good luck!