Our door is fiberglass with some mahogany trim. I love it! Carol

Hey, I haven't seen you around here for a while! It's nice to have you back. How's the new kitchen working out? Any new pics??? As far as kitchen rugs go, other than washable and ones that won't trip you as you walk back and forth, my suggestion would be to go for comfort. I'm off to check out donnar's link, too, as my only rug is a small, woven one in front of the cooktop. Kind of pitiful, actually.

Thanks for the input on this. Anna, I wasn't sure which would look better. dd70, that faucet is very pretty! I guess I'm going to stay w/my brushed nickel for now. After looking at my own before/after pics thread I decided that I like the way the brushed nickel breaks things up a bit. I think like vwhippiechick said the ORB might get kind of lost in the granite we have.

What is on that dark wood small table to the left of the dresser - perhaps a tv? Can't tell from the pix. I would add taller lamps on the nightstands, at least as tall, if not taller, than the top of the end posts on the headboard. I would see about getting some puck lights and putting them into the top of the dresser hutch, so that they shine down onto the dresser top and on the mirror. You could run the cords down the back of the dresser and use a power strip from those plugs to the outlet on the wall. I would consider putting a tall torchiere sconce or swing arm plug in style light on the wall to the left of the mirrored closet door so that the mirror was useful. I would move the the trunk out, and move the tall chest to the left. Then put a nice little chair in that corner for your DH to use putting on his shoes. You might also get an estimate on how much it would cost to get an outlet on that wall. Perhaps they could bring power from the ceiling light down the wall, or from the other side of the wall somewhere. Then you could add a floor lamp next to the nice chair in that corner and create a reading corner.