There will be some changes. The top painted area stays. It looks pink in photos for some reason but it is actually salmon. The lower painted area (currently looks raspberry) will be painted a deep blue green. I will be adding trim and a new textured anaglypta border to separate the two painted areas. The trim can be painted any color; I will see how everything else looks before I decide on that. I was thinking a vanilla color but IÂm open. Adjacent rooms have a peachy white on the trim which goes well. Also in the room, which do not show, are 2 gold framed mirrors: a dusky antique gold. The buffet lamps are a silvery gold. Once everything else is done I can always add touches of whatever color is necessary to the mirror or lamps to tie them in better. Yet I didnÂt want an all gold chandelier. I had reservations about the shades too. I went through a LOT of choices, and many were more amber than these. IÂm thinking that this is something that does not photograph accurately when they are shooting catalog pictures. They need to show it lit, so have to put a low wattage bulbs in. A proper wattage bulb will show whiter. I noticed this and asked about it when I was still shopping locally. Most shades looked yellowish to me, but in the stores they were all using low wattage bulbs. I do like the style of the shades in #1. I noticed that the shape looks exactly like the shade in the second chandelier, which is from a different website. Yet the second one looks whiter. So the shades in the first one might look whiter in reality than they do in the photo. I never thought about rotating the table! I just placed it oriented to the long axis of the room. Yet with the furniture in there, the open floor space may not be rectangular. Something to try. You are right, that rug does not belong there normally! It goes in front of the outside door. But in winter we donÂt want salt/dirt on the good rug, so move a cheap expendable one into its place. Down the road we may get an oriental for under the tableÂor maybe not. The room is busy as it is.

Outside playing - Thank you for the reminder about down lights when in a task area. I had not put that into my thought process and now will. Annette and Outside.... I like the first one, also!! It's amazing that we have GW. I've been a Garden Webber for many years and feel so fortunate. When I tell people about it that have never heard of it they are always so surprised. I'm going to throw a curve ball. I realized there is a 15" light to match my dining light. Should I consider that over my kitchen sink/window?? If I did I'd have to then go with a less expensive island pendant. Or should I go with option 1 and add 2 over island and 1 over sink??? On a totally different subject Lowes has option 5 on sale for $14.99!! The light I'm looking at is slightly different and from a local lighting store but I still think that's a great price!!! Today I can get pictures of the painted cabinets which I'll post. Thanks again for taking time to help me and others out. Sunny

Good point! I wish I could show you a picture but the home is under construction and I don't have a good photo. It's a large room, open on two sides, windows on one of the remaining walls and blank wall on the other. It's visible from the foyer once you get past the second light in the foyer. The table is large, there is a large entry piece across the foyer from it. (pictured)....so I'm guessing something like this Tiffany piece would not work either? I feel like all my colors are very neutral in there so I was attracted to the color in this piece, but again, they point upwards. There will be two led's in the tray as well, I was hoping to eliminate them once in but maybe not? I'm not as worried about the foyer lights lighting the area as I have led's in the trays in addition to these if I need to light them.

I am going to say bright. It is going to be right next to the tub and the sink. The floor tile will further from your eye on a different plane once installed. Plus the colors in it will mask any variation. What a fun tile! Love it.