LOVE the rug! Too bad that it is discontinued-- I recently ran into the same thing with the C&B rug I'd planned for my LR. It was also discontinued. I called C&B and they were most helpful -- in fact, I was on the phone with Customer Service and one of the stores for well over an hour. It is definitely worth a call to them as both people I spoke to went and checked their storage areas to see if there was one "floating" out there. What is going to work against you is that they do not stock 8 x 10s in the stores. They said they take up too much space and most people can't easily carry them in their cars. Makes sense. Good luck-- it's really an awesome design.

I do like it! However, this is a cobbled together solution because the company doesn't make a 15" wide cabinet. This shows a 12"W x 36" H cabinet flanked by 48" H x 1.5" thick white side panels and a dark back panel showing through the bottom opening. I would have the backer panel in white. The door is not mirrored. Since this cabinet issue doesn't impact finishing the place enough to move in I might explore another cabinet line. Any suggestions for a company that can might carry what I want?

It looks OK to me. Did you wash the roots some? They look less black in last photo, but I can't tell if it is just different angle. I just peeled off another leaf, not because I worried about rot, just to show you how stem looks: If you really worry, just cut old roots off, cut maybe 1" of the stem - or more if it is still too long or if lowest leaves look like they are going to wither, and re-root it. I didn't take photo of the plant before cutting it, I actually beheaded it since it was more etiolated than yours. I must have cut off at least 1" above the soil level, didn't even take it out of the pot. So it would be probably 2" or bit more. I cut it not because of rot, or problems with roots (I didn't even look at them), but because I didn't like the look. You just have to make decision and perhaps take some chances. Either leave it, repot into well draining mix, or re-root. If my plant, I would cut it since the stem is long anyways - regardless how healthy or unhealthy roots may be. Do not forget, oldest leaves will wither away anyways - they do not last forever. And, if my plant, I would keep it in grittier mix (lots of perlite and chicken grit. If you have to use 'soil', keep it to 10-20% of the total...) ps: did you see photo Kd (bunkfree) posted here - click me? Proof that roots grow very well without soil...

The is the rug in my Living room which adjoins with dining room so they have to somewhat coordinate