Very nice! The only thing I'd do is add a white doily (you can buy them in paper too) or a Christmas colored placemat to set on the counter and put your decorations on it. Doing so will make it look like a grouping/vignette. I'd also add a lot more candy canes to the garland. Other than that it's great!

Thanks everyone for the sweet comments. I would never have done it without the inspiration of all the talented people on this board. Thanks especially to Pattiem, whose powder room is my inspiration. Ms-thrifty, it does feel good to get rid of the "old-ugly". Pam, I know what you mean about pending projects. This is just one of several that IÂve started that I can actually check off my list. I have several more that IÂve started and have yet to finish. I decided to focus on this one project for a week and knock it out. I canÂt take credit for putting up the crown molding, though. DS did that for me. Teachbls, I will try to find the wallpaper info and let you know what it is. I can certainly identify with those of you who also have tiny powder rooms. I used to really hate this room and thought that it was hopeless because it was so small, poorly laid out, and no window. Someone here on the forum, sorry canÂt remember who, made a comment about a powder room being a "small little jewel box of a room." I tried to focus on that thought. Now I think that in a powder room, size really doesnÂt matter. ; ).

Here's ours. The wall color is Mt.Ranier White, which is actually a warm cream color that works well with the Mexican Talavara tile in our home. Lynn In this pic, the perspective is off somewhat. It looks like our framed print there to the far left is hung too low . . . or that I'm 7' tall. Neither is true. I'm 5'6" tall, so I must have been holding the camera too high!

Gosh you guys, I feel like the Queen for the day. Thank you so much, I really appreciate it. I know I tend to march to the beat of a different drum so I'm glad that you all are enjoying it as much as I do. I absolutely love, love, love my new bathroom. I actually smile everytime I go in there. I'm also pleased that I stepped out of my comfort zone and went with the silver instead of my usual gold. I know that the paint was a metalic paint from Sherwin Williams. I will find out exactly what kind it was. I have to say that I have learned so much from you guys and that definitely encouraged me to do something different. So my next action item, find the site he used to order the stencil and the exact name of the paint. Deb