Thanks for information on cream colored impatiens. The Vanilla Hybrid is very beautiful. The Buttercream gave me a place to start so found some on the internet. Buttercream Accent, Buttercream 21st Century, and Expo Buttercream. Buttercream Showstopper, too, but I think that may have some pink in it. Inquired at Park's where I usually get my seed and they said it was in the Tempo Crystal seeds. The Buttercream 21st Century at Plantsonline was so beautiful but I think it is located in another country and postage would be very high for a plant. Don't think they had the seed. I really did like how the cream colored and the blue pearl impatiens looked together in a basket. I thought it was such a pretty color combination. Thanks again for info.

Go to SW and get the card with all the whites on it-there are several dozen. Take it home and hold various tones up to your marble and granite in various lights (day and night) and if one choice is not obvious, pick the two or three you like best. Then go back to SW and get $5 sample jars of the ones you like best and paint a piece of poster board or scrap plywood with the chosen colors (so you get a large sample) and place the larger samples in your room. Again inspect and compare at various times of day and night. I think the right choice will become obvious. If you're still not sure, ask a friend you know has a good eye for decorating to help you. Better to be safe than sorry and spending $10-$15 on sample jars and really being sure is better than spending $30+ on a full container which is non-returnable and find it's not really the right shade. I think I'd look for something that blends well with the cream background in your granite which is beautiful.

What?!! You mean the tiles, right? When you make sample boards you can easily reuse the tiles. I used double-sided sticky tape to secure the tiles to the sample board (DH used 3/4" plywood, sized to fit under upper cabinets) and then just grouted. Then when you want to take it apart you just chip the grout right off with a screw driver, then pull up the tiles. Really, easy!

Normally that would be easy. The front of the exterior is so over the top gaudy that I’m taking it off and putting on a new one. I think you responded to one of my previous questions. Thank you for that. I want something that looks intentional and strong.