Ahh I see. Just little drawer thingies under the ovens. With big handles. I really like what you've done. The contrast is just right. It's not really all white at all. It'll be fun to accessorize, but maybe a little tricky--you can do almost anything with those colors. Too much to choose from! Keep those photos on the web until my remodel is done (and started) please! I'm inspired.

hey this sounds like fun but does it have to be on 8.5x11 paper cant it be the blank cards that they sell for this purpose??? that is what i always use it looks better i think let me know happy stamping/scrapping tracy

Here is a layout for some of your pieces. The trick for gallery layouts is to keep the bottom of the "layout" all the same level. The upper edge can be variable but balanced. So, I put the big letter "D" on the left (set this out on the floor and look at it to see if it will work in the space), then bottom of the "landscape/cabin?" picture in the bottom middle, and on the right the window with the bottom of it level with the D and the landscape. All those about 6" above the top of the sofa. Then above the landscape, the multi-picture collage with the black framing, and above that the white background Cross? plaque. The other items look a bit more personal and they could go in the master bedroom nicely. The group should be fairly close together kind of like I have shown them. Lay them out on the floor and then you can hang them accordingly. With the open "D" on the left, I think it will kind of make the switches look like they are kind of part of the grouping, or the grouping will distract the eye from them. Notice detail on the sofa! lol

Thanks for feedback- we have a tub in the guest bath on current main level. For the pop-up we can put a tub in the kids shared bath. They are getting to an age where they probably like standup shower like our current 3x5 but can do combo for family bath on resale if that is better for families to bathe younger kiddos down the road. I think it is a 50/50 mix in our area (NoVA/DC metro). The really small remodeled homes don't have them. The ones we may 'compete' against would be new builds which are larger square footage. So if no tub (which we are fine with) is to find a design for a really nice shower but feel airy and spacious in the room. If we go no tub, should we reduce space and widen walk in closet or do something with laundry closet? Or just make shower a little bigger - if shower at entrance would that be a wall or just go with frosted glass? Our master bath had entrance adjusted so DH could get his 'sitting space' and place a TV or something on a wall there (also to avoid door to door direct line Feng shui with opposite bedroom. Current laundry is in basement so we thought we should at least have a mini w/d upstairs. We are blowing out some walls on main level so don't want to lose storage space on main to place laundry there as a compromise option that had come up.