Laurie, Thank you so much for your warm compliment about my house. As far as the paint...we used Benjamin Moore throughout. I remember the white was called "Linen White" which is on BM's website. There are actually two beige colors used in the greatroom. "#1031" is written on top of the lighter beige paint can. When I looked at BM's website it shows "Carlisle Cream" for that number but looks very lavendar on my computer. Not like the real paint at all. I wish I could help you with the name of the darker beige we used but the store kind of tweaked that color for us. It was BM's Moorecraft SPEC paint and on the top of that can is written "MC #47" if that helps. bristlingacres, Thank you too for your compliment. All of our interior doors are stained with white trim. They are knotty alder. I'm posting one pic of the stairwell door which shows color and trim pretty good. I got some samples yesterday of Hunter Douglas woven wood shades. They seem very light. I can see through them easily and they come in a host of patterns. I downloaded a picture (sorry it REALLY tiny) and a darker color than I would choose. What does everyone think of this option??? Do you think I would need cloth curtains on the sides like in this picture?

The fabric you picked is very nice, and it does appear to work with the wall color. In fact, I think it is too much like the walls, and in the end your window treatments will just fade into the background. I think you need something with more color and pattern to balance the color in the upholstered pieces and the rug, and bring some of that to the walls. Something in a smaller print of some kind, or a paisley, that picks up some of the blue in the other fabrics as well. This might be too large a repeat, but one idea: tambora sapphire I agree that I would probably do some kind of valances or cornices, tho I think you could do a single panel pulled to opposite sides for the two windows, and panels on each side of the double window. Will you be getting rid of the cellular shades? That might affect your choice as well. You have a lovely home!

Fabric 2 looks nice and seems to have the most compatible colors with your hall. If you use cream on the walls, I think it would look pretty and there would be a nice flow from the hallway visually. I'm not a fan of the idea to use purple for the accessories, I'd probably lean more towards olive and cream towels/accessories with just touches of purple in the mix, maybe in a picture or something.

I know you probably don't want to hear this but I LOVE your kitchen. Your windows look perfect just the way they are. :o)