Bill, The brochure is called "Trans-Pac Building Products", quality alder doors, door #TP 300v. I am getting mine from BMC Millwork in Austin, Texas. I have been working with Victor, telephone #512-465-4286. Tell him it is Trudy's door and he will probably know who you are talking about. Tell him it is the door on "Lost Creek Blvd." I tried to look up the price but all of my doors are priced together and I couldn't tell what this one alone was. Let me know if you need anything else. Trudy

Do you have any idea what Sherwin Williams paint this island (not the cabinets--they are stained) is closest to? (I posted this in the kitchen forum also) Thank you!

Thank you for replies. It really is a minefield picking the right colour. If I go more yellow downstairs, then it plays up green undertones upstairs in hallways etc. - yet if I go more yellow upstairs it plays up a hint of apricot in the yellow downstairs!! So I either have a paint that appears (i) yellow or yellow with hint of apricot depending on the part of the house (ii) yellow or yellow with greeny/acid undertones. I have to give somewhere. I think with the look I want to create, it is better to err on the side of no green undertones anywhere. Here is a link to a house that used Ivoire in almost every room. Pretty fancy house. Even though the paint is mainly yellow, I can see a slight apricot undertone in some of the photos and it actually looks pretty nice. My downstairs would play out a bit like the more apricot versions of Ivoire such as the photo with the yellow chair and some walls in the guest bedroom. The link: http://www.houzz.com/projects/7796/3--Pebble-Beach-Traditional---French-Country-Estate/ls=2 p.s. Below is a photo of the ceramic tile flooring I have in my kitchen (not a photo of my kitchen, just the same floor in a promo photo). It is a pinky-orange lightish terra cotta. I think green undertones in a yellow paint would not look right with this floor and it is a centerpiece of my house and visible from the living room - you can see they have apricot undertones in this photo and it looks nice.

We have Relaxed Khaki in the master bedroom and Whole Wheat in our kitchen and family room. The Whole Wheat is nice, but I like the Relaxed Khaki so much more! It is more neutral a color than the Whole Wheat. I'm sorry I don't have any pics of the master bedroom but it really is a versitile color. I personally would not like WW in the bedroom b/c I think it limits your options more.