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I was thinking of going with the satin too. My walls will be matte. Not sure if the semi-gloss would be too shiny for me? Is satin in between eggshell and semi-gloss? Does satin still have enough shine, without being too shiny? Also my doors that will be painted the linen white to match trim and molding of course I will do same finish. But with 2 doors in the room semi-gloss or satin? Is there a big difference between the 2? Also my walls will be a dark warm color not sure if that makes a difference? Thanks

Charles Ross Homes- Thanks so much for the extra info on the need for tempered glass. I was originally going to do a semi circle type arch at the top, which was nearly $4,000 for that window section...so the 3 rectangles will be much cheaper overall. I am still debating if I want to do the full picture window from 7.5 inches from floor to my 96inch header...or do the awning window at the bottom. If I do the picture windows, the door directly to the left will have a retractable screen. We are building in woods, so there won't really be airflow, we just want to hear nature. ILOVERED-good point. My kiddos are older..and we would definitely babyproof for grandbabies...but there are so many other hazards that a locked window at that stage. Thanks to everyone for the calculations...I started with Google..but big difference between 5 and 8 inches!!! CP-Thanks for the photos. I'm thinking 1*8 for baseboard, 1*6 for above doors/windows and maybe 1*4 for the sides of my doors. I don't want anything too fancy. JuneKnow-Interesting. I pulled out all my crown molding and put 1*4 baseboard trim in my 8ft ceiling flip house. I like the nice look of the trim, but the cleaner look on the ceiling. I use to love crown molding...but I'm getting a little simpler in my tastes as I age. Still like nice and expensive...just a lot more things in my house to focus on than some crown molding 10 ft high.

Depends on the style of the home but I usually use Sherwin Williams trim paint as it comes- it is just a clean classic white (that can always be matched since it is off the shelf) I have satin trim and matte walls.