I think Redbazel gave a great opinion. I too am not crazy about the faux finish part - but perhaps the walls will feel different when all the furnishings and fabrics are in the room. What does the furniture look like - what is the bedding like? What look are you trying to create? If you like the green on the upper wall, do you have any of that color left? Could you mix just white and that green to get a softer shade, and put that below? Or, have you checked out the 'oops' paints at the home centers that are often sold for $5.00 a gallon - you might find another color to work below. But again, it may have a whole different feel depending on what is coming in as furniture, bedding and decor. Can you share that with us?

Jenn - I uploaded my pics into google photos and then included the link to them. If you have a google account you can do that. I think others might use photobucket or other similar tools. I could not figure out how to insert them so they showed in the message itself - I was only able to include one picture that way. And sorry about the extra duplicate messages I have no idea how or why that happened! Robin I don't have other samples right now but might have some later that I can post. As for the floor - I guess I'm not sure if it goes - I thought it looked okay with the floor - but you are right that the floor is more yellowish (the stain is 'golden oak') - the tiles have a bit of rust/brownish coloring in them but it is not a prevalent color- if you look at the first pic on the link I sent you might see what I am referring to.

well, The big fix it guy from Expo thinks that my tile job meets industry standards. He likes the soap niche the way it is. I will need a few pictures of the way they are suppose to look to show. Does anyone have a great looking tile soap niche they can send me a picture of? He also didn't think the crack between the tile and the wall (along the sides of the tub surround) are anything to worry about....he says I'll just have to caulk every year or so to cover any holes that open up. Of course there are already a few holes even though they just caulked them. What is the industry standard for recaulking? Because of the surface of the wall being almost level with the top of the curved surface of the radius bullnose tile it is like trying to draw a straight line on a flat surface and looks really bad to me. The caulk is mostly on the wall not the tile. Am I just being picky? I plan to sell this house in a few years and I am afraid that this will make potential buyers run. The picture below shows what it looked like before the extra wall board was added to cover up the big grout. By the way It is unsanded grout that has not been sealed and the bathroom is a pretty moist place. Will this stuff start running out onto the floor some day?

The sofas are more contemporary than modern, but they seem to suit the space. If they're comfortable, I'd keep them. And I think you have the TV on the right wall. It does need a console that is much longer than the width of the TV, though. You could always replace on of the sofas with a couple of recliners, maybe something like this swivel recliner from West Elm: