Here is a handy-dandy link to the items in this pattern at replacements.com. Looks like you got a bargain! Here is a link that might be useful: Replacements.com

Thanks everyone! Yeah, I've got the 3/8" nap rollers, as recommended by Faron and others on other threads in the forum. (I do like to research ahead of time, and the wealth of info and insight on this forum is awesome!) And thanks paintguy for the background reasons why others mention the W/M letter patterns and what they are ultimately *for* (getting an even spread). I guess I'm one of those types of people who learn best and avoid mistakes when I have some understanding of the why. Like why do recipes say to add salt to the boiling pasta water--I end up wondering 'does it matter if I leave it out?' :-) Faron, your comment about the slanted letter 'N' was great! It made me feel so much better because when I practicing, the W pattern just did not come naturally to me. Now I have a better idea of what to aim for. Thanks again everyone!

I think you should go for simpler design, given how ornate the chandelier is. Or, conversely, since your chandelier is part of a "Renaissance" collection, what about a medallion that purports to be in a Renaissance style?

The picture linked below is from a thread on the lighting forum. Not sure if this is the effect you have, since it doesn't have prisms, but may be similar. So I think too that wall colour is not the issue. Your room sounds fabulous. I am not normally a white person but having seen the white room with the glossy white floor on Maria Killam's blog about how light colours do best in light rooms, I finally get it, and imagine it looks great - especially with that light fixture :-) Karin L Here is a link that might be useful: [Brown powder room[(https://www.houzz.com/photos/powder-room-traditional-bathroom-calgary-phvw-vp~48051)