I'm being given too much credit for a so-so video, but thanks. Golddust, I sent you the link through a message on your FB page. But if you go to my FB page you can share from there as well. Thanks, M.

bella - I actually like your cabinet and think the scale is appropriate for that room . Your ceilings appear really high and anything shorter would look like dollhouse furniture. Although it looks alittle tight with the dining room table / chairs, it looks very balanced under the 3 windows and across from the arched doorway. I see why you wanted it and it sounds like it was meant to be. Your chandelier - off center of the table, looks centered in the room. If you hang it a little higher , maybe more in line with your arched window, I think it would look better and would not be an issue with the table. It is hard to tell from the angle in the photo. You have a lovely room.

Gray! Gray! Gray!!! No white walls, though! Light gray cabs with darker gray walls works. Or pale yellow walls. This will keep it bright and it works with your accent colors (My favorite colors are actually aqua and chartreuse). Use a GOOD quality paint on those cabinets though! Fine Paints of Europe or BM, not Home Depot stuff (Behr's, Martha Stewart) - find a color and get it matched, preferably in oil. I don't have pics, but my bedroom colors are Behr's Melted Butter walls (might be a bit too dark in kitchen - it is a very warm yellow), Behr's Flint Smoke trim and built-ins (medium gray), and Amphibian (charcoal) accent wall. Pale blue-gray ceiling (Misty Surf, I think - bought Sparkling Spring to match other grays, but was too light). For the cabs the color "River Rock" might work - lighter than Flint Smoke, darker than Sparkling Spring. Maybe "Whisper Yellow" walls - a shade lighter than mine. Again, Behr, but BM or FPE can color match. In my bedroom these colors appear a true gray - but you really have to try them (or any paint, for that matter) in your own space - the same paint can look totally different from one room to the next depending on lighting and sheen. Buy some sample sizes first. I also see this with a warm white trim around doors and windows. Our white trim is Behr's Pot of Cream, but seriously, it takes 3-4 coats (on top of primer) to cover well - not worth the "savings."

I actually think another girl is cheating by using one of those FB pages to get likes - for likes. It's so frustrating. I think it ends tonight (I had the date wrong) so I still have a chance to catch up!! Bee - the manager asked if I knew you because I posted about seeing you kitchen when she first started the contest, and falling in love with the tile last year. :) She was really nice and said she noticed I had been winning all the way up until yesterday. My hubby sees how much I'm working to win (asking everyone I know to post it to their friends too, texting, calling, etc.) so I think even if I don't win we will find a way to get the tile. I hope so!!! Thanks again for your "likes"!