Wow, SquirrelHeaven, you've been busy again! Thanks! We're heading over to Pottery Barn this weekend again to see what they have in store. We went about a month ago to check out the Bird of Paradise set but we felt it looked bit too traditional for us, and again, we are hoping to find a whiter background. I too like the Hat Pin set and really did order it twice, stopping at the credit card entry part both time. I could live with the background if the online image didn't look like it has a pinkish tint to it. Since I am a graphic designer (sadly without any interior design talent), I have two color balanced monitors (Mac/PC) that I work with. They, along with my laptop read the background with pink tones. Hopefully PB will have it at the store for me to look at even though the sale at their web site is online orders only. You guys are great! Thanks for sticking around to help me. Jodi-

stephf-- while I appreciate your suggestion, I really don't want to paint the antique chest of drawers. I purchased my nightstands from Ethan Allen several months ago in order to tie in with the chest, so I don't want to paint them either. I am just going to work around them. I have purchased some accessories and two pictures for over the nightstands and am having a wreath made for over the bed. I have found an oval cotton braided rug to go at the foot of my bed and plan to put rugs on either side of the bed. I have found that a couple of antique doilies soften the nightstands. It is a work in process, and I am appreciative of all of the suggestions made.

Yes Sofia has Beige but the background color is not ivory it is a cool tone not warm at all..that is why you can go both directions... Worldly gray is a bit cooler than accessible Beige...If you go warm on the walls your room will just be one note of Beige:( to matching ....I would keep the walls just a bit cooler so the room is not all beige and you can introduce a tiny bit of gray....I wouldnot do accessible Beige just to Beige:((

If you feel the bed is squished but really want the head of the bed by the windows, you might consider adding a single shelf to the wall above the headboard beneath the art for items that usually go beside the bed and move the bedside tables elsewhere, replacing them with a pair of relatively inexpensive modern floor lamps -- the kind with one light shining toward the ceiling and the other with a flexible arm to be reachable from the bed and usable for reading, etc. I have a heavy oak (more traditional) floor lamp table combo buy my bed but I also have one of these in the corner at the beginning of the hall and recently bought a second one for my as a reading light. I like them well enough that if I needed more floor lamps, I seriously consider buying more of these -- affordable at $13.67 +tax each ... and they're actually already mostly put together since they just need to be laid out (on bed or floor) so you can align the sections of pipe, twist/screw them together and then pull the cord into place .. .no tools required. https://www.walmart.com/ip/Mainstays-72-Combo-Floor-Lamp-with-Adjustable-Reading-Lamp-Silver/12173433