The write-up says: "The most beautiful composter in the world." :) It would work fine for winter, spring, and summer, but I'd want it in orange for autumn. :O)

Wow—memory lane! I grew up in a very old house where someone redid the bathroom in the 60s—it had cornflower yellow tile (everywhere) with a really ugly brown marble vanity. My first house, built in 1950, had a powder blue bathroom and a kitchen very similar to this one but with orange and avocado cabinets and yellow-pages-yellow walls. When we bought our current fix-a-wreck house, also built in 1950, it had powder blue kitchen cabinets and oatmeal colored tile walls around the entire kitchen. One of the baths had salmon pink tiles/fixtures and the other had mint green tiles/fixtures. Now, my house has a white /wood kitchen and white/gray marble baths and laundry—makes me wonder if some future buyer 30 years from now will think we were all too boring?

Here's a kitchen with a pink wall in a 1955 house in Palm Desert:The one pink wall is reflected in the stainless steel, making this one corner look more pink than it is. This is in The Wave House, which we visited during Moderism Week, February 2020, before the shutdown. This is also the first time this house was open to the public after its restoration. Here's a Virtual Tour of the house - the kitchen is on page 6 and 7 of this tour.

Eeeeeeeeeee!!!!! Those are so cute! I need some more Thanksgiving type decor. That's a great idea and I have endless bottles that people donate to me for my cause! I think may try it!