You're welcome Nadia! Once you have the others collected, and you find you have more room, there is ONE more... Crestline Mulberry is a rose I "discovered" nearly thirty years ago. I hadn't grown it in many years, but re collected a sucker of it from a friend's garden in Torrance, CA last week. She, through her rose society, has spread it all around the Palos Verdes area because it grows so well there. It could also fill the bill for the type of Old Rose you're looking for. Arena Roses offered it for sale in their first printed catalog and it should still grow in the old rose bed at The Huntington Library, so if you're out there when things are blooming, you can see it. The last nursery I know of offering it was Muriel Humenick's Rose Acres, up in El Dorado, CA, but that was several years ago. Muriel was the source of many of my early old, rare and wonderfully obscure roses and is a lovely lady with a wonderful garden. Kim http://www.helpmefind.com/gardening/l.php?l=17.3022 Here is a link that might be useful: Crestline Mulberry

Gibby to the rescue!! Your kitchen was the one I was thinking of! Thank you for posting a picture for me to show my husband! Where do I get a tap light switch? My switches will be for the same lights in the same place as yours. I really didn't want them on the backsplash, yet the light above the sink needs the switch right there. I don't want to be at the sink with wet yucky hands and realize I need more light and drip my hands all the way across the kitchen to turn on the light! :-) Solar powered - thank you for the wiremold link. I'll definately look into those and see if that doesn't solve my problem as well! We're chugging along slowly here. I'm sure it will be a month before my lights, switches and countertops are all done. But I can see the light at the end of the tunnell!! Thanks everyone!

Are you asking as to edge treatments or adding the look of additional thickness. Up to you, but keep PROFILES all the same. Marble is beautiful on its own. I see no need for the "beef" , but if you've got 2700.00 for the added expense, have at it : ) I like an eased straight edge allowing the beauty of the surface to star. You haven't stated the style of cabinetry, which would influence profile selections, frankly. Simple, begets same. .........a fussier, or very traditional and highly detaied kitchen will be more accepting of complicated profiles....such as ogee.

That’s a good idea about wires but if moved opposite the long wall, the sectional will be too short and the corner would end up in the middle of the space. The speakers would also look odd in the hallway. I also don’t like to block the entrances to the living room. I think we may have to live with the current set up, add a seat along the long wall or remove the corner.