I recently received some "Kentucky Wonder Beans". They are not the heirloom ones, even though the name has been stolen, they are yours free.

Love your bathroom! One more question about the Mendota, please. How do like its water depth? Do you guys use it to take baths or just showers? I'm back and forthe between the Mendota and the Bellwether. I wish, Iwish, I wish, there was someplace that carried both and I could just see and measure for myself. According to the Kohler provided specs: The 60 x 32 Bellwether is 15 1/2 inches high, and the water depth is 11 5/16. The 60 x 32 Mendota is slightly taller - 16 1/4 inches, but the water is 10 7/8. I'd prefer the Mendota because the Bellwether has that sloped front end which shortens the basin, so you get an extra 2 inches in the Mendota. I just don't know what to do.

This is an old thread but a goodie. coxfamily, I think you'll be very happy with your choice. When the last kid moved out of my parent's house back in the early 80's, my parents sold their 2400 square foot house, and bought a 3300 square foot house on 2 acres. Then they renovated and added a master suite that added an additional 800 square feet of space. My parents spent almost 30 very happy years in that house (it was a one story), hosting lots of get togethers and Sunday night dinners with all the kids and grandkids. Holidays too. My mother loved having land and not seeing her neighbors right in front of her. My DH and I just sold our 3 BR/ 2 BATH 1901 square feet condo and are building a 2870 square feet house. The majority of the space is on the main floor, but my studio and the guest bedroom/exercise room are upstairs. I'm already in my early 60's and just in case, we're building the house with an elevator. However being slightly claustrophobic, I have no intention of using that elevator to get to my studio, unless absolutely necessary. Why are we going bigger? Well DH wanted a room of his own and we wanted a larger entertaining space that is more indoor/outdoor space. And when kids come to visit, there's enough room to spread out without being on top of one another but not so much space that its unwieldy. We don't need lots of bedrooms or even large bedrooms, but we wanted more public space. Technically we have two bedrooms, the master and the guest bedroom, but my large studio will be a third bedroom when needed and if it's ever really needed DH's study can be a fourth bedroom.

I think your choice of led mirror is a very good decision! If you are renovating the second largest bathroom, it is also recommended that you use alarge-sized led mirror to make your bathroom more modern and add brilliance to your bathroom or dressing area!