I have two of the natural pin tuck West Elm duvet covers. I have had them for quite a few years and really like them. A couple things to think about. I also have 4 sets of their sheets. 3 of them are in the natural and were purchased at the same time as the duvet covers...one is white. The reason I have one white is when I purchased a set of natural 2 yrs ago the color was completely different than the lovely pale natural that I have. I returned them and got the white. The pics of the "natural" look the same but it was an ugly yellowy color. Only get this cover when you have everything else and buy it locally so you can return or take your drape swatch with you. When you make the bed be careful how you position the cover...especially if you have a heavy insert...the pleats will "pop" stitches...you don't see where they have pulled but it is disconcerting ! Also one button broke in the wash...I called them and there are no extras and no possibility to purchase replacements...I love the buttons and have washed these covers LOTS of times. They still look new but I wish they sent a couple extra buttons. Hope this helps. WAIT !! c

brutuses - I did post it on flooring. Things are a bit slow over there, so I came here (my real home), too. I have done a lot of research. I'm worn out on the research, actually. But we've got some odd variables with this space that the conventional wisdom just doesn't address. For example: slab would indicate floating, but floating requires gaps at the edges, and it's hard to figure out how to accomodate the gap at a metal window frame (two adjoining walls like this, so not an option to just "turn the floor the other way") that won't look hideous, and we also have to deal with 20' of existing pavers to butt it up against on one side (looking for what will give us the least obnoxious transition there -- currently there is a rubber threshold thing - yuck). So, as I ramble on, you can see my problem!

Great idea. I've heard places like Home Depot can match just about anything you haul in there. SW Pavestone is actually a pretty decent match to the gray'ish section of the bigger six sided patchwork pillow. I think the gray stripe in the round pillow is going to be lighter, maybe like SW Requisite Gray or BM Revere Pewter.

Hi there, Love your rug! Id recommend bedding in the neutral tones and blues like you have in the rug (more muted even). Look for options in hues of blues, greys, periwinkle, creams and soft greens (ex: seafoam). Some options I recommend are: Coyuchi Sutro Stripe Coverlet Pom Pom at Home Oslo Coverlet Pom Pom at Home Oslo Coverlet Pom Pom at Home Louwie Duvet - Ocean If you need any more ideas, options or help, please feel free to reach out! Also, we have hundreds of bedding options here:http://www.shopcandelabra.com/decor/bedding