Hi, DA "Did you try saving the file and then printing? Are you printing through the Preview, Ctrl+p or the File/Print?" Did all that, rebooted printer too :) Something to do with print scaling from what I found, but I have no option in the Print preview menu for print scaling. Running out of paper :) Might download open office to see what that does.. z

I posted the other day and it did not show up. I thanked you for the offer but posted that we made a fabulous find at Home Goods on Sunday!!! Two huge black mesh metal poppies!!! They are perfect to hang behind the red sofa and thought they were very different. They do have something similar on kohls.com but not as large. They must be 36" across, three dimentional and little fru fru metal centers. I did also thank you for your offer to borrow your photos. So thanks everyone and hoping I can learn to post pics again and will post one once she moves in and everything is in place. (I think I preview the post before and never submitted so thanks again for all of your offers of assistance.)

I found both fabrics at discounteddisgnerfabrics.com. If you were my client, I would suggest you do the sofa and love seat in a solid, coordinating color because both are big pieces, and the investment is such that you want to be able to chance accents without having to reupholster. Then, have fun with throw pillows and a rug, etc.

The 3D printer models I've seen were expensive, although pricing may have come down. Your architect would need to supply a 3D file suitable for transforming into the printer's format, which could be an issue. I prefer to create "study" models from cardboard at a scale that can convey the project. Then changes can be made to show alternatives and progression. Very often these are not presentation quality, but do the trick.