Have you looked at your local hardware stores? Craigslist? For inspiration photos, see our Gallery. Here is a link that might be useful: Bathroom eye candy

So sorry to hear you have another cross to bear. Warm & caring thoughts to you Bump and to your DH...Hang in there-hope it's not even a 'hill' but instead.. just a 'knoll'.

Speaking of using rock for the defining edge scroll down about four photos on Pam Penick's blog Digging. I like rocks too because they can be easily moved if you want to change the planting area. But I live in a rocky area so they are fairly easy to come by, plus I use pieces of broken concrete, affectionately known as "urbanite", hunks of which were left over when some houses on slab foundations were removed in my area. I still have places with the readily available steel edging. It's pretty easy to install and it doesn't show when the grass grows up to the edge.

I would make the curtain panels off-white or cream, either plain or with a subtle design, nothing that makes the curtains too obvious. They should be a backdrop for what's happening in the rooms, not something that draws your eye to them immediately. I would remove the sconces that are above the TV, they add nothing to the room. Looking into the kitchen there also seem to be space fillers there which make the area look cluttered, like the wall rack and perhaps even the furniture piece below it. That large wheel in the living room is also something I would remove. You're not working with a very large space here and the more extra stuff you get rid of the better your space will feel.