I think you can't go wrong with a KitchenAid Dishwasher. It seems everyone is very happy. We are pretty sure we have a KA dishwasher branded as Kenmore-Elite. We've had it for 6 years & it continues to work well. We just remodeled & it is the only appliance we did not change out. I have the Whirlpool Duet Steam Electric Dryer & regular washer and are very happy. Our clothes get very clean using very little water. I like the steam function on the dryer since it allows me to toss wrinkled, but clean clothes in the dryer & have them come out unwrinkled. I do need to be diligent about letting the washer & dispenser drawer air out since they can become musty. I try to do it between loads or at least once a week. I don't know anything about your other applicance choices although I have read a positive review about the GE profile Gas double oven range . . . Good luck.

It would really help if you could post some pictures. Without pictures, your color names are just words, and unless we really know all of those colors from memory, what kind of helpful comments could we have? If you have specific concerns: "Is this 'Canvas Sail' too boring?" "Is 'Bubblicious' too nauseatingly pink?" That could also help.

It's funny the way the camera views things differently. IRL, the 3rd wood looks much closer to the tile color, but I'm not sure that's a good thing. The dark floor we have now really shows the dust - not good for a lazy housekeeper such as myself. I do fine with the halls and kitchen, but I don't even notice it in the big room, probably because I seldom go in there except to walk through it. Another thing I've been wondering about is the feel of the wood. Our current floor has, or had, a smooth finish. It didn't look plastic, but had an obvious finish coat on it. The first two samples here don't have a smooth finish at all, almost like they need to be sanded a little more. The salesman said they have a scratch resistant coating and they are hand scraped. The third sample has a finish that feels smooth, more like furniture.

If you have limited floor space, the taller dresser may be a better fit. However, I wonder about a couple of things. First, how usable will the tall dresser be for her to learn to put things away and also get out her own clothes to dress herself , at least until she is much taller? Second, it seems that the drawers might be a bit deeper on the larger dresser, which may be more practical as she gets bigger and her clothes do as well. No need to have clutter just because you have more top space on the lower dresser. A nice mirror or a grouping of fun family pix over that dresser, and a lamp on one end, would be nice. If she has a usable closet, I would pass on the armoire.