That is a pretty clematis. Mine are just putting out a bit of foliage but it will be a while before I see blooms. I always have to remind myself not to trim the vines back in the fall/winter. You'd never believe that leaves are going to grow out of such dead looking stems.

Well, since you didn't list your model number you might consider going to the website noted below and find a manual to assist you. Go to THIS WEBSITE and see if they list a mauual or schematic for your TV.

yanalg Those knobs are fabulous! Our cabinet maker usually uses Amerock knobs so he told me to pick one. They have a lot of nice knobs, but none that I'm in love with like I would be the Macintosh knobs... I'm sure he would omit the knobs if I wanted to supply my own. It is just one thing I was choosing not to mess with at this point so there are so many other details to organize, but now that I have the tile done... Hmmm... What do I have except free time? ;) Thanks so much for the link. Too bad we don't live it Europe! rmlanza I had to go back and look at my pictures again. That does look like a floor, but it is in fact my dining room table. A pretty close match to the cabinet color we will be using which is why I started laying things out there. Funny! Thanks for all the kind words from everyone. It means so much coming from all of you TKO people. When I try to explain the colors in the tile to friends or relatives, I get puzzled looks. I was beginning to to doubt my choices, so even if y'all are lying to me, I feel better! :)

Imalm53 - I usually avoid offering opinions on color because its so subjective and personal, and because monitors affect what you see. But yours is one of my favorite kitchens. Plus I appreciated the step-by-step granite install photos that you posted awhile back. So here goes . . . I agree with some of the previous posters that bold colors would detract from your beautiful cabinets and granite. But I LOVE the colors of your accents . . . burgundy and yellow. Those are the colors of my kitchen. Sort of a mustard yellow on the walls with a burgundy rust on my window soffit. I love it for me, but I dont have the dramatic cabinets and granite that you have. (Its not done yet, so I dont have photos. ) I do like your idea of putting color on the fireplace wall. Hows about putting your burgundy on that wall, with your yellow on the mantle trim. Then using a softer coordinating color on the rest of the room. Then pulling those colors into your window treatment to tie it together. I was going to try to do a mock up but my monitor is playing havoc with the colors (getting mauve and some strange yellows). I just did a search and saw Benjamin Moores Pottery Barn Collection. Looks beautiful . . . at least on my monitor. Can you imagine doing some combination of this? (not sure if you need the green, though) Benjamin Moore's Navajo white Wedgewood gray Brick red Hampton green HTH!