Did you check out pottery barn? I've got a chrome one new in box, that I could give you for a very reasonable price and you could get the other from them. if your interested, give me your email. I have to pull the dimensions, but I think I have the extra large in chrome. I redid a bathroom with 2 mirrors and ended up with an extra. http://www.potterybarn.com/products/p4985/index.cfm?pkey=caccmirmet

I researched tilting mirrors for a while, then decided against. Gatco makes a couple different styles and sizes. They don't sell direct, so get the exact model number off the Gatco site, then shop by the model number. The walmart.com website has several as well. A discussion on this forum made me decide against the tilting mirror. If the mirror faces you as you walk in the room, they are fine. But if the mirror is on the side wall as you walk in, you see the tilt mechanism and the wall behind the mirror - not as nice an effect. And the tilt mechanism pitches the mirror forward affecting the above the mirror lighting placement. Here is a link that might be useful: Gatco

Sure, Caroline! It's by Thibaut, and the pattern is Hunterdon, in the aqua colorway. It happens to have every color that I have used on the walls in my home. It's hand stamped paper and not pre-pasted. It's not cheap, but I got a great price on it from Eades Wallpaper. There aren't many online sites that sell Thibaut, but I checked all of them and their price was the best by far. http://www.eadeswallpaper.com/ Here is a link that might be useful: See colors here

That's an interesting way to use the stuff that is too badly beat up to reclaim for floors. It's large lumber of some sort, extremely weathered. Railroad ties without the creosote? Old landscape timbers? Old bridge boards? Barn or warehouse beams? Door framing from old barns?