hsw Love that fabric - you are on to something indeed - I would choose my wall color before having the custom shower curtain made - So many beautiful colors to choose from. ALso, what type of sink/vanity will you have? Vision - A brown or black vanity, the teal (light) or an earthy color (like top of the bulb) I searched for some possible colors on Devine paint (link below Medallion (espresso blends chart) Brick (Mesa lights) - earthy but has pink undertone Dust (mesa lights), Terra cotta (mesa) From Ocean tidepool - *picking up teal* breeze, reflection If you use the teals for wall color I would do an espresso vanity (like the bulb itself) - Have the shower curtain background the top of bulb color - light earthy one, have the window treatment with some type of edging gimp or ? - that includes hints of pink & burgundy A few pink accents - perhaps some nice botanical prints - if you are using chrome - a nice silver toned frame Botanical prints http://www.chartingnature.com/orchid-prints.cfm And some vintage bottles http://cgi.ebay.com/Vintage-Blue-Glass-Bottle%3a-Whitaker-%26-Co_W0QQitemZ320278417769QQcmdZViewItem#ebayphotohosting http://www.etsy.com/view_listing.php?listing_id=24255876 Ok - I'm done Good luck! Here is a link that might be useful: Devine paint

I'm late to the discussion, but I like your choice(s). I have 3 walls of windows in our sunroom and I love roman shades in there. And we don't even need them for privacy - but we do need a bit of relief from the sun. My shades are almost always pulled down 1/3 of the way at the most. However my windows are taller than yours. Our romans are solid as are the slipcovers in that room. I have a pillow obsession (and maybe a throw/blanket obsession) and love to swap out. ANYWAY, the rug is beautiful as is the paint color. I think the light fabric is a good choice and will keep the room from being too dark. I may be biased on that thought, because I favor more airy, light rooms. Glad you didn't go with valances! No, not the way it goes at our house cuz it'd drive me over the edge. I'm kind of a get one project out of the way before starting another one type of gal. LOL And we DIY alot of things, and I couldn't handle more than 1 at a time. I bet you could recover the chairs yourself.

Joyce, I don't think you have to worry about it being too short. When you close it you just don't let it drop past the window frame. Granted I've not had Roman Shades before, but I don't know why you couldn't do that. In fact by what I've seen they look like completely down, I think they'd look better with a bit of the gather still in them then just flat.

Didn’t realize that the blinds were old and damaged; they look good in the photo. I don’t think one Roman shade is the best idea for a slider because if it down you can’t use the door. On my slider, which is 12’ wide, I spend the money on a Hunter Douglas accordion shade (black out because it is in the bedroom) and opens in the middle. The stack back on each side is about 7” at the most. It has a track cover and could easily be covered by a valance and them have a stationary panel on each side, covering the stack back ( panel of 54” wide finished edge would be enough for each side). Move over to the window…do the same valance, hung at the same height, You can decide which makes the most $ sense…having a rod under the valance with two panels, each wide enough draw for privacy, or having a duette pulled up under the valance and two stationary panels on either side.