Hi Vera, Even though you haven't planted many containers, we ARE going to insist that you take pictures of your beautiful establsihed beds! Being able to see what your "babies" will turn into when you are a newbie is so important! Your pics are the reason I have a flat started that has about 35 blue flax seeds sprouting in it right now!!!!! I loved looking through the pics. I was pretty new when I added my photo, so does being on that thread make me an oldie? (smile) Nancy

Ok - I've been outed (hanging my head in shame as I try and sneak outa here!) ummmm ...... the chairs are already done and I haven't posted an update - but what else is new??!! I'm the queen of not following up with the end of the story :-/ That Cottage Vine fabric is very cute! Are you going to use it or something like it in your MBR? I ended up with something more colorful and a bit funkier than my initial plan but when I saw it I knew it was the one! I promise - cross my heart - I will post pics tomorrow. The room is no where near done, nothing on the walls, no rug..... but the chairs are done and I'll show you how they look.

We have them in both our bedrooms. No particular issues with air quality (except for having a dog). I wouldn't think anything of it, as others have said. Ditto for a humidifier in a child's room. Only thing I would think twice about would be a dehumidifier in a basement or other prone-to-moisture space, if seller had not disclosed any moisture issues.

Justgot2beme - I'm almost embarassed that you saw all of those pics! Shows my decorating (or paint) indecisiveness! Thank you for the compliment! Hey Red - The Waverly Vintage Tea Stain is close but still a diff. pattern. The one that I have is Waverly La Petite Ferme'. The Tea Stain looks a tad bit more on the brown side but still slightly green. I've been playing w/ SW samples again and I'm 99.99999% sure I'm painting over the BT w/ BM Strathmore Manor. It's so close to the BT (but a bit more on the brown side) that DH hasn't even noticed that 1/2 the rm. is brown & the other half is green! I tried to paint leftover BT over all of my spackle patches and it just looks bad to my eye. I even had it professionally shaken before painting. It just dried noticably lighter so I figured - 'What the hey' a sample is only $5 - I have to repaint the whole thing anyway. The hall went BM Ivory Porcelain, the office BM Jonesboro Cream (KMCG, if you're reading it does look FABULOUS w/ Bosp. Toile in Flax). The DR is going SW Irish Cream. The hall and DR ceiling are going SW Cavier and the walls in the kitchen (which the hall leads into) are going black w/ Jonesboro Cream or Irish Cream cabintery. I'm pretty sure I'm moving the LR toile curtains into the kitchen since I've been unsucessful in locating the additional 2 pairs that I need. All of the colors except for Irish Cream and Caviar are off of the same BM strip. Fingers crossed I can go buy all of the paint that I need in the next 2 wks. and knock it out. I thought I was making a compromise when I decided to go all brown to sell the house but these colors are really great. I think becuase of the green tone that seems to be in the BM colors. The black ceiling is my unexpected twist and I think that since primarily all of the walls in the kitchen are covered in cabinets that will be rich cream, that the black peeks of wall will be pretty cool but not overwhelming to a buyer.