Hi my husband and I bought this bed from a 83 year old lady the papers we found stated her and her mother were born in this bed. We have searched and can't seem find what style would like to know what kind of wood worth ect. We have found no markings it has very heavy post that are beautifully carved its a single headboard rails everything is here old looking screws with old metal plates covering the holes everything looks to be hand carved . Thank you.

I like the look of the Cinquanta a bit better and it appears to have a longer "reach" --although the reach is not so critical since there is a pullout spray.

@calidesign - F in that drawing is the transom window and possibly where the TV would be. The other spot would be in the top left hand corner - undecided for now. The reason we went with a transom and not tall windows on this wall, is that it faces our driveway and the neighbor's house will be within 40' of the side of the house. We don't particularly want to look out at their house/driveway. As for the french doors, we have access to our deck to the right of the kitchen wall. That's where our rear porch is and basement stairs. Also, the walkway from driveway to back yard is "above" (in the drawing) the back window D and the garage just beyond that. Extremely crude depiction.

I am worried that that middle section is too boxy or squatty. To me it appears too wide for the height of the roof in that section. It is too late to do anything about that so I guess that is why I was looking for trim or siding selections or something to help out. The plans call for a 6" hardie reveal. It is located just inside the farthest edge of the "Historic District", so that is why the siding has to be a 6" reveal. All changes need to be reviewed to fit in with the historic code for "Old Town" Bay St. Louis, MS. After seeing these latest photos, should I ask for the shingle siding there? On the whole house? On just the middle section of the dormer? Any trim or corbels or anything to enhance the appearance? https://www.jameshardie.com/products/hardieshingle-siding?loc=refresh https://www.baystlouis-ms.gov/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/bsl_hpc_design_guidelines_opt.pdf