Have you tried a reverse image search on Google? You just drag the image into the Google image search bar and it looks for the same and similar images. I did this when I was trying to find the name of an artist for a postcard and it worked great. It's also fun if you drag in a picture of yourself. I did it for one of my photos and got back a belly dancer and a duck :)

I have finally found the right manual for the cooktop. I was going by the specs before. For some reason, the installation manual had only the instructions for the mechanical part (cut-out, etc.) but not electrical. Here is what the "right" manual says: "Cooktop electrical characteristics are: Operating voltage240 V~ 60 Hz Maximum power output 3600 W , 15 A Connect to 240 V, 60 Hz, 20 A minimum supply, (3 conductors #12 AWG) This unit comes equipped with three connection wires in a metal 180 cm flexible conduit. The conduit must be routed and properly connected to an approved, owner-supplied, electrical, wall junction-box. An approved connector must be used for connecting the conduit to the junction box. A three wire, 2 poles, 240 V, 60 Hz service with minimum 20 A circuit protector must be provided. The red and the black wire from the unit are to be connected to the service ("hot") wires, and the green wire is to be connected to the ground conductor. The circuit protector for the unit should be properly marked inside electric panel and anybody using the unit, or technician servicing the unit, should be advised of circuit protector�s location, so that the power to the unit can be disconnected when necessary." So, it is not a 15 amp but a 20 amp appliance then. If the oven truly requires 20 amp, they can both be run from the 50 amp outlet, using tap conductors, right? What if the oven requires a 30 amp breaker, even though it has maximum output XXXX W 20 amp?

This is still not it, darn!! In my photo the part where the fireplace juts out into the room is the only area that is painted aqua - or maybe a softer robins egg. The large piece in my room is dark- a chocolate brown sofa which if you picture, aqua walls, dark gray mantel, brown sofa - it just doesn't sound great, yet there was something in my picture that pulled it all together. Maybe it was the color of the other walls, fireplace surround, chairs??? I don't know, but as I said, I just can't remember why but it spoke to me, and it wasn't something you would see in anyone else's room (except obviously the one in the pic). It began when I saw a pic similar to the one you posted, with a black mantel. Wanting to do something other than the predictable white mantel, but concerned the black would be "too" much with the brown I considered a darker gray - then I saw the pic and I realized it was doable. "My bad" for losing the darn thing. Over the last few years the mags I have received that I might have torn a page out of are, Family Circle, Womans Day, Good Housekeeping and possibly Southern Living/Accents but I have searched their web sites with no success. I have to put it out of my mind for now, and the FP mantel won't be sprayed in the next few weeks, but I do appreciate everyone's efforts. Lynn fr CT

I don't make it onto Gardenweb as much (and seldom post when I do), but this is a question that I understand better the longer we use our remodeled kitchen. (It's been 2 years now.) We moved the microwave off the counter and out of the stove/sink/fridge triangle. We have 3 kids, all teens now and I can't tell you how much I appreciate that they aren't trying to get to the microwave while I am cooking or my husband is doing dishes. Also, consider the cost of an OTR microwave. Small appliances don't seem made as well as in years past. You may only have a microwave 5 years before you need to replace it. And a standard one is much less expensive. I have not followed your whole remodel, so forgive me if this is a dumb question: Is there room by your kitchen table for a small cabinet in a corner? It can be nice having the microwave closer to the table. This is a solution my mom did with our first microwave in 1980s, and when she remodeled, she had a nice small built-in cabinet to match her other new cabinetry and left it right there.